Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for February 17, 2025

No, you should provide the good words to counter them.

He might be pretty right. (Except to read comic strips)

Ignore the Internet, it has fake data.

No, most of the Internet is used by business and governments and doesn’t involve any clicks at all. You’re thinking of the world-wide web, and you’re probably wrong about that as well.

I will comment here for the sole purpose of saying that I believe we should be more positive.

I am positive that there are those on the internet who have good intentions, the issue is finding them.

I know what it means. It means most people care. If they hear someone’s doing great, that’s great! But if they hear someone’s not doing great, then they want to know more, because on a primal level they want to know if there’s something they can do about it, even if that’s just leaving an expression of sympathy.

Papi may be right, Gracie.

I would not give a child unsupervised access to the internet.

“And you’re ugly, too!” — Nah, Gracie would never…I’ll take that back.

That you can’t really attract more flies with honey than vinegar?

During Covid husband’s younger niece was having trouble with her math homework. Since his sister (niece’s mom) and brother-in-law are idiots, niece was contacting husband online for help with her homework, and as the math person of the two of us, when he wasn’t sure he would ask me for the correct solution so he could help her.

Some people “get” math, some do not.