Bloom County by Berkeley Breathed for November 27, 2021

It can’t be very comfortable sitting on the rollers in her hair. And she seems to have a very strong neck. Or it’s locked.

Hortisexual is a word you don’t see often these days.

I used to love “On the Road” with Charles Kuralt on CBS Sunday mornings as well as segment s during Cronkite’s nightly news. He had some good books about the experiences which I have. One interview that sticks out with me was when he met up with Stanley Marsh, the mad hatter who is responsible for the “Cadillac Ranch” outside of Amarillo on I-40/US 66. I suspect Kuralt got his inspiration from John Steinbeck and his epic novel: “Travels with Charley” which was a great encapsulation of what America was like circa 1960.

Wow. Charles Kuralt. Who knew about him back then.

I was often fascinated about the life of shoe salesman Al Bundy!!

Then someone gets amnesia. Somebody’s always getting amnesia in the soap operas.

On my Soap, one of the main characters is possessed by the Devil ( again). Her daughter commented “ I thought it was like chicken pox- you can’t get it twice?”!

Her name was Roberta Plant…

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Wow, that one went over like a Led… Zeppelin…

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How do you cross your legs when you don’t have knees?

another one i don’t remember.

Mass Media always goes for the reptilian part of the brain.

WOW Charles Kuralt? I haven’t heard that name in quite a while. Excellent news caster along with Walter Kronkite.

I’m don’t with this comic strip… it has gotten damn near illegible with the tiny ass print!!!

Hey, Triscuits and persnicuous trash: what more could a naive boy from the Far South (really, really far) ask for?—And, he’s got (shudder) Ma Dallas for company!

“Hortisexual” is a word that will get the “alphabet” people stirred up! I am surprised there was not rioting in the street when this word was originally used in the 1987! Then there are the “Boston Fern” lovers. . . .

I haven’t recognized this and some others of late. Anyone know which collection this was in?

In a Boston Marriage with a fern?

Let alone practice!