Gramps and Timmy go golfing in the back yard. This is the ultimate comic-misdirection.  You all thought the same thing ... go ahead admit it.  Dirty, dirty ... tsk tsk.

Marge cooks for Fred. In the original comic, the box was the kitty litter ... hence the kitty in the frame.  But when I first looked at the comic, I thought it was a plate of meatloaf.  It's funnier being meatloaf.

Conversations on the front porch swing never sounded so funny. Old people jokes are so timeless, cause we're all gonna live them if we're lucky enough.  

Street speak can be entertaining. I mean where do people come up with this stuff?  Anaconda?  I actually heard this in a conversation before.  Grandma's strong ain't she?

Ahh ... the worries we face every day. I don't care what you say, you can always end a joke with a fart reference and it's always funny.

I love old people, I hope I get old one day. I love how Fred and Marge are always cutting each other down.  They feel so real.

Ever wonder how often old people do it?  Hmm ... Not the greatest punch line, I'll admit, but you try writing one to this comic.  I think it was a nice dig to how Gramps acts when the lights go out ... stretching ??

I love this one, it's one of my favorites. This is the conversation that every parent dreads, the questions they don't want to hear.  I thought it would be funny to turn it totally upside-down and have a different outcome.  Hehe ... I love it.

And here's number 2 ... the characters are coming right along. Can't you just see your parents or grandparents sitting around having this conversation?  Costco and herbal pills, great combination!

My first Dirty Pickles comic ... let the raunch begin!! Pubic hair is always funny, especially stuck in a brush.  Implies a lot don't you think?  See Fred and Marge's personalities beginning to emerge?