On what day, according to the American comic strip, "Li'l Abner", is it okay for a girl to ask the boy out?

Correct answer: Sadie Hawkins Day

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Player Unicorn 1
Player Unicorn 1
they don't make them like that anymore
Player nawa
Player nawa
We used to have a Sadie Hawkins dance at my high school. It was many moons ago. Wonder if they still have them? I didn't know this bit of history, so thanks for the info.
kev1059
kev1059
new the answer but not the history
BlueQ
BlueQ
Imma goin a Ketchum day 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Player #24972725
Player #24972725
Al Capp wrote it, not Andy Capp.
Eddie
Eddie
Ummmm, Al Capp created LOL Abner, Andy Capp avoided Flo down at the snooker hall.
cnoelcss
cnoelcss
yes siree them. gals werent dummies
Valkyrie
Valkyrie
Mahan-da-man-Dan, lol Andy Capp is his own cartoon too!
Player #11503902
Player #11503902
There really was a Sadie Hawkins day. So, out of an entire year, there was only one day, that society deemed it proper for a woman to ask a man out. Many men still do not react well to a woman asking them out.
Finkbone
Finkbone
That is interesting.
Duchess
Duchess
Player nawa, we had that dance too. homely gals crawled out of the woodwork.
Wannabe Vulcan
Wannabe Vulcan
WaldoLydeker, not in horror movies.
BreadandCirce
BreadandCirce
Player nawa, we had that too. There was also the tradition that the couple would wear matching shirts/tops. Not sure where that came in.
nuzzles
nuzzles
used to love Sadie Hawkins dance in highschool
Becky
Becky
we did to at our middle school in the 50/60 to ask a boy to dance. Sadie Hawkins wow . almost for got about that. thanks for the memories.
Dayrell
Dayrell
I enjoyed the comic but I have never seen it work in REAL life at all
Ms Cindy Kay
Ms Cindy Kay
we had a Sadie Hawkins dance at our high school in the middle 70s.
Robbino
Robbino
Player #11503902, they are dorks
Player #17112183
Player #17112183
Player nawa, we had Sadie Hawkins dances too in Jr high. Many moons ago like in 1969
Player #28279092
Player #28279092
Player #24972725 wrote: > Al Capp, not Andy Capp Good catch, lol In the Wikipedia article about Al Capp, "Andy Capp" is not mentioned. Apparently no relation. Andy Capp is a comic strip character, and the name of his comic strip created by Reg Smythe.
Player #34714492
Player #34714492
Player nawa, me too! and the girls asked the boy to the dance.
biologyfan-_-
biologyfan-_-
if i could have my own day it would be unicorn day
Player #36886033
Player #36886033
Al Capp, not Andy Capp
Player #31796263
Player #31796263
There actually was a theme park near Harrison Arkansas called Dogpatch. Very popular for many years but now defunct, the property recently sold to a developer from out of state.
Tiesha
Tiesha
Player #24972725, bout to say a comic and some hot fries!!!
TJ SISTER
TJ SISTER
I used to read her on Sunday paper waaaay back in the days. When I was in high school, we chicks got to ask you dudes out for a one night dance also. Ahhhh... what memories of the dances then!!
Player #6723658
Player #6723658
WaldoLydeker, The buzz phrase politically incorrect is simply an underhanded way of saying I still wanna be able to be bigoted, crude and insensitive to the feelings of 'others'.
Player #6723658
Player #6723658
Scottish Fraulein, Sad that one would not defend against their rights being trampled upon. Some say it's un-American.
dolphinmn
dolphinmn
BlueQ, I guessed that day lol
WaldoLydeker
WaldoLydeker
Player Unicorn 1, it would now be politically incorrect to make fun of hillbillies. Even that moniker is passe.