Andy Capp...

[The Peepmaster]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines. What puzzled me, in this instance, was that the strip had any appeal to filipinos. (I'm assuming that the paper wouldn't include it in their comic pages if they didn't enjoy it).

The characters are very English; Andy's into football, which is a sport that gets next to no coverage there; and I don't recall ever seeing any foreign characters in the strip. I'm delighted, of course, but am I right to be mystified?

[Mince]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

[Vulture]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

picky, picky, picky......

[The Peepmaster]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

Neither of those are complete sentences. 

[Malc]

Even murderers don't complete their sentences nowadays, so why should we?

[The Peepmaster]

Even murderers don't complete their sentences nowadays, so why should we?

[Joan]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

Neither of those are complete sentences. 

Help me! I'm turning into Mince.  It should be "Neither of those is a complete sentence."

Sorry my first post in a while was that one - it just screamed at me.  As I said, help me!!

[Diane CBPFC]

Let me offer you a cup of Vuture's tea.

[Joan]

Thank you, Diane, I accept gratefully.  A wee bit of milk and no sugar, please.

[Vulture]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

Neither of those are complete sentences. 

Help me! I'm turning into Mince.  It should be "Neither of those is a complete sentence."

Sorry my first post in a while was that one - it just screamed at me.  As I said, help me!!

Joan, you just know Mince'll waffle on about how he is correct and you've misunderstood the tense or the participal or some such rubbish......

[The Peepmaster]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

Neither of those are complete sentences. 

Help me! I'm turning into Mince.  It should be "Neither of those is a complete sentence."

Sorry my first post in a while was that one - it just screamed at me.  As I said, help me!!

Joan, you just know Mince'll waffle on about how he is correct and you've misunderstood the tense or the participal or some such rubbish......

Congratulations, you managed a whole sentence about Mince without once using the word buffoon.

[Vulture]

I know Andy Capp is published all over the world, and, (as I've mentioned before), I was delighted to be able to see it in Manila daily newspapers while on my travels in the Philippines.

Commas or brackets. One or the other.

Neither of those are complete sentences. 

Help me! I'm turning into Mince.  It should be "Neither of those is a complete sentence."

Sorry my first post in a while was that one - it just screamed at me.  As I said, help me!!

Joan, you just know Mince'll waffle on about how he is correct and you've misunderstood the tense or the participal or some such rubbish......

Congratulations, you managed a whole sentence about Mince without once using the word buffoon.

Gee, thanks, Peeps.