Campaign India Team
May 29, 2009

Weekend fun: Andy Capp

Andy Capp is terrific. He’s unemployed, on the dole, has a long-suffering wife, Florrie, whose earnings help him meet his needs for alcohol and gambling on the dogs or on the horses, he’s an incorrigible flirt and you just have to love him.Painful to go through cartoons on the net, but there’s no choice. Take a dekko of an ‘animated’ strip here:

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