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Wowenglish Posted 14 years ago
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Well, of course I was
What does Dagwood mean by "Well, of course I was!"
Dagwood: Hi, honey, sorry I'm late.
Blondie: You're just in time, dinner is nearly ready.
Dagwood: For what it's worth, I've been thinking you all day long.
Blondie: Were you just talking to me or the yankee pot roast?
Dagwood: Well, of course I was!
Dagwood: Hi, honey, sorry I'm late.
Blondie: You're just in time, dinner is nearly ready.
Dagwood: For what it's worth, I've been thinking you all day long.
Blondie: Were you just talking to me or the yankee pot roast?
Dagwood: Well, of course I was!
Top answer
He is avoiding answering Blondie's question, or perhaps he didn't really hear her question. In either case, he is preoccupied with the pot roast, which is the humor of the strip.
- He is avoiding answering Blondie's question, or perhaps he didn't really hear her question.
- In either case, he is preoccupied with the pot roast, which is the humor of the strip.
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He is avoiding answering Blondie's question, or perhaps he didn't really hear her question. In either case, he is preoccupied with the pot roast, which is the humor of the strip.
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