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Published: 2018-05-07 20:46:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 4474; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 40
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With the coming of Spring comes warmer weather, clear blue skies and the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities which for Stuart Davenport means golf. But much to his chagrin, Peter Griffin (after much whining and begging and whinging and pleading) manages to wangle an invitation for he and his wife, Lois, to accompany Stu and his lady friend Rhonda Roykirk for an 18-hole round at Stuart's country club golf course. And, just as Stuart had feared, Peter manages to stall things at the start of playing the back nine with a "what if" question as Rhonda fumes and Lois expresses her exasperation. (Medium: pen and ink, Sketchbook digital coloring)Family Guy (C) 20th Century Fox and Seth MacFarlane
Stuart Davenport & Rhonda Roykirk (C) M.W. Bertrand
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Comments: 138
Okay, I confess; you got me. Yes, I did borrow that joke from an episode of King of the Hill. Still, I thought it would be funnier if done by Peter Griffin rather than Dale Gribble. You've got a good memory. Thanks for your comment.
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that comic remind me of how good family guy used to be.
ahhh good times
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Yes, at one time Family Guy use to be quiet funny until it descended into locker-room humor. Thanks for your comment.
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This is why I don't like either 'Family Guy' or 'American Dad'. My youngest son digs the hell out of both, along with 'The Cleveland Show'.
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Yes, I'll admit that Seth MacFarlane's humor verges on the locker room variety. But still, I enjoy using Peter and Lois Griffin in humorous scenarios with my OCs. Thanks for your comment.
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And their far better than what MacFarlane would ever get away with!
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Thank you kindly. Some of my younger friends were raving about MacFarlane's "Ted" comedy movie series. I absolutely refused to see them because of the raunchy humor I'm told they feature. As for the Family Guy characters, I often use Lois Griffin.
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And you give her such a wonderful figure that she deserves.
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Not only Lois, but when I occasionally use Meg Griffin, I make her look sexy as well.
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Considering the way she's portrayed on Family Guy, it's the least I can do.
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And in this image, she is definitely 'teed off'!
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Well, being married to a guy like Peter, can you blame Lois for being irked?
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Surprised she hadn't: One, left him, or Two, killed him.
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Well, hopefully it won't come to Peter getting killed.
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No, just a serious case of Whoop Ass! About a fifty-five gallon barrel's worth!
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You've got a good imagination.
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It sometimes gets me in trouble, but folks love my stories, whether I'm writing for a website out of Minneapolis, or when I use to be a Game Master with some friends.
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Sometimes a good imagination needs to be kept in check. But I'm glad you've been able to channel that imagination into stories that people like.
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I try, but my Muse sometimes has a different idea and she'll drag me along for the hell of it, so that my storyline runs different to what I had originally came up with. And sometimes she's right!
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Same here with my drawing and painting. One day, the ol' muse will be guiding my hand, pushing the pen or paintbrush exactly as I want. The next day, zip, nada, zero, bumkiss.
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Know what you mean. I may go two or three days without typing up a word on my flash drive. Then, 'Bam!', she's right there whispering in my ear what needs to be done.
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Sometimes I go for a week or even a month before I get the right inspiration for a new drawing.
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Do you doodle for inspiration? Now say that five times fast!
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No, I'm not a doodler. When I get in inspiration, I lay out the thing in pencil, often with a lot of erasing.
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Must go through a lot of erasers.
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Believe me, I couldn't count them with all my fingers and toes.
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Yes, especially when you've drawn as much as I have.
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Does that mean you still have fingers?
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Not to worry, my fingers and toes are all present and accounted for.
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Good. Carry on, my good sir!
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Thank you kindly, buddy.
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You're quite welcome, brother. Did finally notice Rhonda wearing her father's Marine cover.
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And I'm glad you noticed.
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Took a few times to look away from everybody else ragging on Peter to tee off.
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I've thought of another golf gag with Stu, Rhonda and Peter in which Peter's ball is in a sand trap and he can't figure out which club to use.
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Now, is that his left or right one?
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I was referring to golf balls! Very funny, wiseguy!
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I know! Just had to get it in!
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And appreciate a fan with a sense of humor.
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It's what gets me through life, and into a lot of trouble!
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Humor can be very effective when used in the right context. As my old man used to say, "Don't tease the gorilla in the monkey house."
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Walter Schira (sic), one of the original Project Mercury astronauts, why he was always making jokes and pulling pranks during their training. He was quoted as saying, "Levity is appropriate in such a dangerous business."
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Sometimes, people in stressful situations will use humor to relieve the stress.
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Sometimes know as 'Gallows' Humor'.
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Yes, a method of dealing with death and horror quite common among combat soldiers and police officers.
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And don't forget those first responder's who have to show up on the scene of the accident or fire.
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Yes, it seems I did neglect to mention EMTs and ambulance crews. They often see the worst results of accidents.
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Have a friend who once was called on a scene where a pickup tried to beat a train at a crossing. No contest!
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