Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for July 15, 2024

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    Da'Dad  3 months ago

    The 14th was yesterday. What could JJ be going for today?

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    Yakety Sax  3 months ago

    Oui, madame.

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    alasko  3 months ago

    Buy them by the sheet, and use a paper cutter…..

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    MeanBob Premium Member 3 months ago

    French postcards? The saucy ones?!

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    Radioshack Premium Member 3 months ago

    Uh oh, Janis doesn’t realize what she’s suggesting. Arlo’s apparent joy should be a clue.

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    KennethPrice2  3 months ago

    French postcards involve sexy undies.

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    thegreat.gildersleeve  3 months ago

    Arlo, the term is “French letter” NOT “French postcard”. I suppose you COULD get them in the mail ….. Amazon has everything

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    thegreat.gildersleeve  3 months ago

    French letter is slang for a condom, maybe French postcards are for quickies …… or use by small men. ha ha

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    AnneFackler  3 months ago

    I don’t think people will be sending letters, postcards, Christmas cards, etc. much anymore as the cost just went up to 73 cents per stamp. I think they were 5 cents when I was a baby.

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    desvarzil  3 months ago

    I remember when “French Post Cards” were considered obscene and confiscated by the US Postal Service.

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    The Orange Mailman  3 months ago

    I thought Bastille Day was yesterday because I heard them announce during Tour de France. I am learning so much from the comments here.

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    nosirrom  3 months ago

    A Bastille Day French Postcard – Marie Antoinette standing on the gallows with the crowd shouting “Off with her clothes”

    (Before anyone mentions it, I know Bastille Day was in 1789 and she wasn’t executed until 1792)

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    eric_harris_76  3 months ago

    No comments about what makes a “French postcard” a “French postcard”?

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    William Bednar Premium Member 3 months ago

    Since neither Janis nor Arlo know any French, how would they know the cards are buying are in French?

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    MRBLUESKY529  3 months ago

    OOOH LA LA!

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    jonesbeltone  3 months ago

    “To the barricades, revolutionaries’! Viva la France!”

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    HarryLime Premium Member 3 months ago

    Is Janis volunteering to pose for the postcards?

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    Little Caesar  3 months ago

    “Start The Revolution Without Me”

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    FassEddie  3 months ago

    I said this yesterday! Whamond made yesterday’s Day by Dave about something completely inane! It could have been Bastille Day – or the Fête nationale française.

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    DawnQuinn1  3 months ago

    “French Postcards” were famous for images of naked ladies and sometimes sexual situations.

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    ahnk_2000  3 months ago

    Arlo in the first panel: “Rats! Nobody sent ME a Bastille Day card!”

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    royq27  3 months ago

    Wives usually look askance at French post cards…

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    MuddyUSA  Premium Member 3 months ago

    Arlo is basically a follower………

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    assrdood  3 months ago

    Pretty sure there’s an E-card for that.

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    trainnut1956  3 months ago

    So, Janis doesn’t know what French Postcards are? Heck, I knew that before I was 12!

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    Lord King Wazmo Premium Member 3 months ago

    Arlo, you couldn’t find somebody with an IQ over 50? Poor guy.

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    David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatItHasUs  3 months ago

    Already a day late — or maybe 364 days early.

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    T Smith  3 months ago

    20% off French Toast breakfast.

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    Darryl Heine  3 months ago

    Maybe a French postcard from Pepe Le Pew?

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    dv  3 months ago

    The only thing I ever got in the mail from France was a photo speeding ticket from my trip there last year.

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    WF11  3 months ago

    To slightly change the subject from French postcards, I’m going to ask the question I’ve asked a few times before. Why do French Canadians celebrate Bastille Day? Quebec hadn’t been a French possession for over 25 years when the French Revolution began. That’s like if the US celebrated Queen Victoria’s birthday! Okay, back to the French postcards… that’s more interesting anyway, and I still say it’s “French envelopes”, not “French letters”!

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    Ruth Brown  3 months ago

    Or from Mt Vernon—where the key is displayed.

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    serial232  3 months ago

    I don’t think that they really know what “French Postcards” really are. Otherwise Arlo wouldn’t want to receive them and Janis wouldn’t want to send them. Well, being a guy, Arlo might want to get one.

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    Autological  3 months ago

    Am I the ONLY person who knows what a French postcard IS??? Janis would not approve—and would have to pose!

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    Uncle Bob  3 months ago

    Just a blank sheet today. Maybe I’ll see them tomorrow…

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    redbaron  3 months ago

    Another “insider” gag, I guess.

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    mafastore  3 months ago

    My dad used to love to joke about things. In particular he loved to tell jokes which went over the head of his oldest girl child until he explained them.

    One of them was that the Bastille was made out of the bast steel money could buy.

    Okay- everyone can groan at the joke now, but to a 5 year old or such girl this is how I first learned about the Bastille as he explained it to me.

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