Well, it is the 21stC, after all

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Previously on KisP (2009)
Thought I’d dust-off some old schtick for the occasion.

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Also 2009

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7 Comments!

  1. kinlaw
    Posted September 27, 2017 at 6:56 pm |

    Doug, the funny thing is that the left used to HATE the NFL, and football in general. Now they love it.

    So evidently…

  2. Claire: rebellious pink pig with car keys - and a *cause*
    Posted September 27, 2017 at 9:46 pm |

    I don’t get how it’s a help for Saudi women to drive if they still cannot leave the home without a owner ‘guardian’ male relative…

  3. MikeAZ
    Posted September 28, 2017 at 5:02 am |

    Saudi woman driver allows Saudi male escort to sit beside her, read map, and beat her at stoplights when she tells him to “ask for directions.”

  4. rickn8or
    Posted September 28, 2017 at 9:20 am |

    Still a few restrictions though:

    https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1681523228547419&set=p.1681523228547419&type=3&theater

  5. DougM and his raccoon platoon
    Posted September 28, 2017 at 10:23 am |

    Claire ^2
    Personally, I think it was pushed by a couple of princelings gettin’ tired of some of their wives goin’ on an’ on about driving, and just wanted ‘em to shut up already.
    I’m pretty sure that’s how half the laws in the West are made, too.
    Nagging is power.

  6. Auntie Media
    Posted September 29, 2017 at 11:23 am |

    Nice toons, kinda miss the Punch Back series…

    The football one could also be titled “The Punch Back of Notre Dame”.

    If I recall correctly, some somewhat famous blogger wrote “punch back twice as hard”.

  7. DougM and his raccoon platoon
    Posted September 29, 2017 at 1:25 pm |

    ^ Dammit!!!!!
    Consider the Notre Dame thing stolen for a future post.

    I was gonna say something about you bein’ a new commenter,
    but it sounds like you’ve been around for a while.

    Yeah, I love Punch cartoons — have bound volumes of about 3/4 of the pre-WWII issues. It’s the definitive history of Victorian/Edwardian British society.