Eight Months From Now Called…
Cidu Bill on Jan 24th 2012
I mean seriously, couldn’t Stahler have held onto this until the general election had started? When, you know, it would have made sense?
Filed in Jeff Stahler, comic strips, comics, humor, politics | 11 responses so far
James Schend Jan 24th 2012 at 11:07 am 1
The gag would definitely be less weak when the competition is actually Repubs vs. Democrats instead of just Repubs vs. other Repubs.
What’s the cut-off for the geezers tag? Ali vs. Frazier was in 1971. I learned about it in history class in grade school.
ja Jan 24th 2012 at 11:11 am 2
I get it… the one on the right is Romney, right?
Scott Jan 24th 2012 at 12:32 pm 3
Maybe Stahler has a time machine also?
Paperboy Jan 24th 2012 at 12:33 pm 4
This IS a geezer, since the “Brawl of the Century” was Louis Vs. Schmeling.
Bob Jan 24th 2012 at 12:43 pm 5
That was a different century, PB. (That is, if you use the initial 2 digits of a year to define your centuries.)
Paperboy Jan 24th 2012 at 12:51 pm 6
1938 is in a different century from 1971?
ShadZ Jan 24th 2012 at 01:37 pm 7
It will not make sense eight months from now either. If you believe Ali vs. Frazier was the brawl of the (20th) century, no new brawl in the 21st century should change that…
Bob Jan 24th 2012 at 02:39 pm 8
No, 1938 (or 1971) is in a different century from 2012.
Keera Jan 24th 2012 at 03:03 pm 9
Honestly, a 2012 election that started in 2010 is the brawl of a century?!? Isn’t it more like having every Sunday dinner with the in-laws?
The Ploughman Jan 24th 2012 at 04:56 pm 10
Stahler remembers the good ol’ days when political opponents got along swimmingly, apparently.
David A. Rooney Jan 24th 2012 at 06:00 pm 11
I think he’s commenting on the now endless campaigning will go on for a century. Or at least seem to.
“CNN exit polls predict that (insert candidate’s name) has won the office of president. His opponent has just given his concession speach and simultaneously announced his candidacy for 2016, claiming the current president has already failed to live up to campaign promises.”