Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for February 04, 2025

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    Argythree  6 days ago

    Don’t worry, Zoe, there will always be ‘snail mail’. There are lots of people like me, who like to send happy birthday cards to nice kids like you guys…

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    DevilDog2001 Premium Member 6 days ago

    No it won’t. Somethings absolutely must be sent through snail mail.

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    RickTengle  6 days ago

    a union mailman?

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    grasdal Premium Member 6 days ago

    Hammie, have you given any thought to becoming a carrier pigeon?

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    some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 6 days ago

    Mail might go, but parcels will be with us for the foreseeable future.

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    MacBoi  6 days ago

    AI’s coming for you, Hammie!

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    Denver Reader Premium Member 5 days ago

    Snail mail is unlikely to ever go extinct. Daily mail, however, may.

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    ʲᔆ  5 days ago

    BRILLIANT❗❗

    and he even made Zoe “high-five her own face”

    (>⯋⁠<)

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    3hourtour Premium Member 5 days ago

    …and Zoe can be a femail man…

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima  5 days ago

    A spammer, in other words. Lots of other words.

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    tom494  5 days ago

    Emailman is more like a garbage truck driver. You back up to eveyones mail box and dump your whole stinky load of junkmail in their box. Then speed off to get the next load. Ooo the circle of life for the emailman.

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    ctolson  5 days ago

    I’ve heard of “hitting your head against a brick wall” before but never “hitting your head on the floor” Think of all the germs ‘Miss Sanitary’ is kissing up to!

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    Daltongang Premium Member 5 days ago

    Zoe, in case you didn’t know it, there is big money in running an e-mail server.

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    oish  5 days ago

    Too late. Most organizations moved to internet or cloud based mail systems instead of maintaining network infrastructure in house.

    It’s really tough nowadays getting a job as “the email man”

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    DJohnny  5 days ago

    Good choise to choose an it-education, focusing on network administration, fx DNS manager, handling the MX-records for email.

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    DJohnny  5 days ago

    As I recall, Baby Blues has never acknowledged National days, like Blondie often does. Today it is Thank a mailman-day!

    hTtps://www.nationaldaycalendar.cOm/national-day/national-thank-a-mailman-day-february-4

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    DJohnny  5 days ago

    Head over to Blondie and another mail man-strip. htTps://www.arcamax.cOm/thefunnies/blondie/s-3578445

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    Charles & Susan  Premium Member 5 days ago

    That sounds like a great idea Hammie! Make sure you get good benefits!

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    ira.crank  5 days ago

    Learn a trade, like a typewriter repair technician.

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    MuddyUSA  Premium Member 5 days ago

    @grasdal – THUD!

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    wildlandwaters  5 days ago

    what actually happened here is, Hammie’s logic (or lack thereof) was so painful, Zoey fainted….

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    John Jorgensen  5 days ago

    Telecommunications may be the end of letter-writing, and online banking, direct deposit, and auto-withdrawal may be the end of bills. But ecommerce displacing brick and mortar retail is only going to get bigger.

    Or if it doesn’t, it will be because something’s gone badly wrong with the Internet—in which case the other two will make a comeback.

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    serial232  5 days ago

    I hate using email. It never, ever goes away. That means, what I write today, someone in the future is going to read it. And, I don’t want anyone to know what I write to my beautiful wife. I especially don’t want my kids to read what I have written, until I am long gone. That is why I correspond with regular mail. Besides, regular mail is protected by federal law and really enforced. If someone hacks into your email, you have no real recourse. And they can send it to people that you don’t want knowing.

    But, hey, all you teenagers just go right ahead and use your emails. It makes me money to defend you in court.

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    dbhoskisson  5 days ago

    AKA a Spammer.

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    brick10  5 days ago

    The U.S. Postal Service is on the list for elimination by the current administration. If you are not technologically savvy, you’ll be left in the wilderness.

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    kab2rb  5 days ago

    We still get snail mail, we also mail by snail mail, only we take are snail mail to Post Office.

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    DaBump Premium Member 5 days ago

    Oh dear, I do hope they allow Hammie to start showing signs of intelligence.

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    The Quiet One  5 days ago

    Good face plant Zoe.

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    Drgnslr Premium Member 5 days ago

    WHAT? Who’s going to deliver my newspaper?

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    Dgwphotos  5 days ago

    We’ve had email for many years, yet the postal service still exists.

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    EXCALABUR  5 days ago

    Amazing how he suddenly grows teeth

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