Frazz by Jef Mallett for October 24, 2012

“Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.” — George W. Bush. 5 August 2004.

Anyone else think the kid needs a swat?

That kind of disrespect earns you a visit to the principal where I work.

Minus the part about knowing how to counter our enemies. But then taking things out of context is a leftist specialty.

Also: attention deficit is not always a disorder. Sometimes it’s just a reasonable response to the situation.

What’s a barrel shroud?

I used the Bush quote because it paralleled the quote from Mayor Daley that sompsonfan2 posted in the opening comment; it was my opinion that they both were very similar in expressing nearly the exact opposite of what the speaker intended. It was not meant to illustrate any given politician’s stupidity. However, it did bring out the wingnut wrath squad really fast.

Nabuq: Why do we need submarines when we just invade desert countries with no navies?

the kid is right: you tighten the muscle bands on your own head, it aches, you made it happen…it can be hard to deal with, but if YOUR head aches and it’s YOUR muscles, head and neck, that are tight and causing pain, WHOSE head is it?

Of course Mallet who is reportedly a healthjock would know this…we all do.

And mostly you guys just buy aspirin and blame other people.Losers.(I buy LOTS of painkillers…began while teaching serious martial arts. I KNOW what caused the pain…ME! but I LOVE teaching the stuff and training and I love beating people up…like arrogant bicyclists on hiking trails. Take that, Jef.

In frame 1, he points to the teacher saying she causes her own headaches, but it is Caulfield who causes her headaches!

He definitely has a future in politics.

Get rid of the cause of her headaches, which is what the school should do. Why would any student want to do that to a teacher anyway?

Get rid of the troublemakers, That’s part of their job. That kid should be in a gifted student school. He is out of place there, wasting his time and life, and the other students also.