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1. about 18 hours ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   Our house was burglarized about 15 years ago, and it was just as much a shock as what Bill Watterson says in the last panel. Luckily the only broken thing was the front door because it was jammed open. The burglar opened every first drawer in the whole house, and took what he thought was “gold” jewelry. Joke’s on him!

   What the neighbors said is that now we don’t have to worry about another break-in ever again, because the word gets around that there’s nothing worth stealing here…

   Now, we have cameras all around, but that’s like closing the barn after the horses are out…

2. about 18 hours ago on For Better or For Worse

   She wrote him as a “salt of the earth” kind of character.

3. about 18 hours ago on For Better or For Worse

   I disagree with every point you made.

4. about 18 hours ago on The Argyle Sweater

   Don’t bother…

   Over the years I learned that internet spell checkers are always wrong, because they don’t about homonyms and what each word means.

5. 1 day ago on Heart of the City

   I hope the tiles didn’t have asbestos in them…

   Anyway, your comments made me curious about how that group worked and if it was all volunteer work seeing as it was community theater…

6. 1 day ago on Heart of the City

   I was talking about “real life” but in comic life it might be done earlier, but from the conversation, we know that they are cancelling one semester of the drama club…

7. 1 day ago on Heart of the City

   Not as easy as you might imagine. I guess you’ve never done a “small” remodel of your own abode, such as painting…

8. 2 days ago on Adam@Home

   Point taken!

   IMO: blandness is what AI is good for, that’s for sure.

9. 2 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   …or the thieves thought that the stuffed tiger was a secret safe for jewelry….there have been enough news stories about burglars vandalizing homes, and eviscerating stuffies…

   Oh, no!!!!!!

   Yes, yes, I know what happens, but still…

10. 3 days ago on The Boondocks

    This one made me think of that round we used to sing in grade school. As I grew older, I realized the song wasn’t at all about the fire, but about everything else around us that need our attention, but like magicians do, that song was misdirecting our gaze…

    London’s burning, London’s burning

    Lookie yonder, lookie yonder,

    Fire, fire!!!

    But there is no water…