Toon with anchor tattoos

Usage examples of popeye.

I grabbed my old college alto sax from the corner and, with Popeye in hand, went up to the roof.

Chicago detective his classmates call Popeye because of the anchor tattooed on his left forearm.

She wishes Popeye would change the subject or give her the silent treatment again.

One was Carl Matteau, the other Popeye Gage and they were Syndicate boys from Chicago and they both had amused, tolerant expressions on their faces.

In a hushed voice that always sounded scared when he was passing out a line he told me he had checked through on Popeye Gage and Carl Matteau and found out they were sent to Culver City ten days ago along with a bagman carrying a hundred grand that was going to set up an operation.

The other bit was that Popeye had become a junkie and was pretty damn dangerous.

The only other thing I could do was pull the scared act and button up my pants just to be doing anything and Popeye Gage grinned through his swollen mouth and let me have the side of the gun across the temple.

I was going to tell him to drop dead when he nodded to Popeye Gage and the gun came down again.

We left Carl Matteau like that and drove six miles back to the Bannerman place and locked Popeye in the smokehouse.

Matteau had taken a beating somewhere along the line and Popeye Gage was in the first stages of narcotics withdrawal.

Casper and Popeye, there were twelve people in the bar: the bartender and waitress behind the bar, the two guys on the floor, Lionel, Angie, Ryerson, and me, the two secretaries, and two guys at the end of the bar closest to the entrance, teamsters by the look of them.

Sonny Boy, Grizzly, Skinhead, Popeye, Piano, and the others were camped far from the battlelines.

In fact, sci-fi movies are about as closely related to science fiction as Popeye cartoons are to naval history.

Rainy days, I used to take that Popeye doll down in the basement and kick the shit out of it.

Because of his thick, fairly long nose and pointed, rather long chin, Leo could perform a reasonably accurate imitation of Popeye the Sailor by removing both plates.