UNDERWIRE
by Jennifer Hayden
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12 comments + 12 replies
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
01:24pm / Mar 27, 2010
01:24pm / Mar 27, 2010
I don't believe it was my ass he was staring at--I believe it was Charlotte's, so yes, I'd say he did have an eye for the ladies.
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
02:52pm / Mar 27, 2010
02:52pm / Mar 27, 2010
It was all real. I'm still there, in fact, posting from the eighteenth century.
Posted by: Dar Hosta
11:11pm / Mar 27, 2010
11:11pm / Mar 27, 2010
I was there one time. One time was enough. I should have gone to the spa, I guess. But there was a place in the newer shopping area with little single serving bottles of wine and cute sandwiches which was quite delightful.
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
11:12pm / Mar 27, 2010
11:12pm / Mar 27, 2010
eesh, okay, so you DON'T want me to put you on their mailing list.
Posted by: W.R.Printz
11:23pm / Mar 27, 2010
11:23pm / Mar 27, 2010
I think I would have prefered the facial to having to run....but, I really hate running.
Posted by: lorna
09:22am / Mar 28, 2010
09:22am / Mar 28, 2010
So, did you streak Jefferson? lol Cute story, Jen! Keep 'em coming! ~Lorna And, as always, Hi to Steve!
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
10:03am / Mar 28, 2010
10:03am / Mar 28, 2010
What a loyal fan you are! Thanks, Lorna, and yes, I streaked Jefferson, although afterwards I was unfortunately burned as a witch.
Posted by: Jim H.
10:24am / Mar 28, 2010
10:24am / Mar 28, 2010
I did have this reaction that "yikes!" I'm not supposed to be seeing Char in the spa!" -- but apparently TJ doesn't share my finely-honed sense of propriety. (You're about my age, so I can gawk at you.) ;-)
You're getting awfully susceptible to temporal shifts, girl. You probably ought not go sightseeing at the Tower of London...
You're getting awfully susceptible to temporal shifts, girl. You probably ought not go sightseeing at the Tower of London...
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
10:36am / Mar 28, 2010
10:36am / Mar 28, 2010
Lately I've been reading Alan Moore's "From Hell" about Jack The Ripper, which has a lot of time-shifting, so maybe it's catching...
And everyone's gawking at Char these days, so I guess I'm getting used to it (sob).
And everyone's gawking at Char these days, so I guess I'm getting used to it (sob).
Posted by: Jim H.
11:13am / Mar 28, 2010
11:13am / Mar 28, 2010
Eek, wasn't Char, like, 12 when you started this strip? You're gonna tell me that time is passing and she's growing up, aren't you??
Considering I have a niece who's 12, this sounds terrifying to me -- though she's pretty tomboyish, so I'm hoping to avoid such reality checks for as long as possible. My condolences!
Considering I have a niece who's 12, this sounds terrifying to me -- though she's pretty tomboyish, so I'm hoping to avoid such reality checks for as long as possible. My condolences!
Posted by: Dan Nies
11:29am / Mar 28, 2010
11:29am / Mar 28, 2010
In frame 3 Steve says he has a "history boner." But it appear that the continental soldier in the backgroud is the one grasping his musket a bit too tightly.
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
11:31am / Mar 28, 2010
11:31am / Mar 28, 2010
You really should be a professor of art history, Dan. Your astute yet assinine observations are worthy of tenure.
Posted by: Jim H.
05:22pm / Mar 29, 2010
05:22pm / Mar 29, 2010
"But it appear that the continental soldier in the background is the one grasping his musket a bit too tightly."
Can he throw them over his shoulder?? (sorry, couldn't resist the ribald song reference)
Can he throw them over his shoulder?? (sorry, couldn't resist the ribald song reference)
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
05:48pm / Mar 29, 2010
05:48pm / Mar 29, 2010
You guys would have been right at home in an eighteenth-century tavern, methinks.
Posted by: kat
10:55pm / Mar 28, 2010
10:55pm / Mar 28, 2010
ooo... and i thought is was franklin who was the ladies man.
great story, jennifer
great story, jennifer
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
08:49am / Mar 29, 2010
08:49am / Mar 29, 2010
They were all ladies' men--that's why they're the Founding Fathers...
Posted by: emily Steinberg
10:37am / Mar 30, 2010
10:37am / Mar 30, 2010
love the free floating narrative.......the quilts, the caps, TJ and the leech applying fpa wench are too great!
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
11:10am / Mar 30, 2010
11:10am / Mar 30, 2010
What a fabulous reader you are! You get everything, always.
Posted by: Kevin Kobasic
12:43am / Apr 10, 2010
12:43am / Apr 10, 2010
So Colonial Williamsburg really does have some kind of temporal vortex surrounding it? Wow, they really should make that more clear in their advertising. Because the way I understood it it sounded, well, kind of lame.
Just teasin'. I'd love to know what "Colonial bullshitting" consists of. It would be awesome if your husband had like an ongoing, in-character conversation with Thomas Jefferson, and they argued politics and stuff.
Great strip, as always.
Just teasin'. I'd love to know what "Colonial bullshitting" consists of. It would be awesome if your husband had like an ongoing, in-character conversation with Thomas Jefferson, and they argued politics and stuff.
Great strip, as always.
Posted by: jennifer Hayden
08:42pm / Apr 11, 2010
08:42pm / Apr 11, 2010
Hey Kevin, just to continue this weekend's street-conversation (otherwise known as twenty-first-century-bullshitting), yes, CW is in fact a time-machine, and that's why it's so expensive.
As ever, I humbly accept your praise, as part of AIV's hard-core parenting section.
As ever, I humbly accept your praise, as part of AIV's hard-core parenting section.
01:20pm / Mar 27, 2010