Al Capp by Li'l Abner #nn

Li'l Abner has done exactly what he always wanted to do—find a fine-looking boy in the hills with flashing eyes and extreme intelligence. At the end of the season, he removes the wheels from his car and attaches pipes and a vat, converting it into a still. When asked which restaurant is best, one character directs another to a "rest-o-we," explaining it is exactly opposite a rest room. The story concludes with romantic entanglements and physical comedy as characters engage in slapstick conflicts over romantic interests.