FoxTrot by Bill Amend for December 27, 2009

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    keltii  almost 15 years ago

    people still send out thank-you notes? oh wait i forgot,, these are classic re-printed,, sorry.

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    nichnet  almost 15 years ago

    The sunday ones are new. Its the daily ones that are reprinted.

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    lewisbower  almost 15 years ago

    Lord it’s tough, having to write a short card to a person who only shopped, wrapped, boxed, then mailed a present to you. I’ll go watch “The Biggest Loser.”

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    SprSynJn  almost 15 years ago

    And here I thought the U.S. had forgotten all about courtesy.

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    CarolinaGirl  almost 15 years ago

    keltii I still have my son send thank you notes. Good manners never go out of style.

    SprSynJn There are still some of us that do not feel ourselves so entitled that we forget to be thankful.

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    Miba  almost 15 years ago

    My mom made us write thank you notes, and that wasn’t all that long ago. I used to hate it. The people getting the notes know the kid doesn’t care, and that their parents forced them to. So it’s pointless. However, when I got married I sent out thank you notes anyway cause it’s polite. And I get the feeling that when I have kids I’ll be making them write thank you notes too.

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    rarefaction  almost 15 years ago

    But I think if you are not sincerely thankful, a thank you card doesn’t help.

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    Dirty-Charisma  almost 15 years ago

    I remember a few years ago my aunt made all her nieces and nephews (a least 10 of us) blankets for Christmas. My mom asked me to send her a thank you card for all the work she put into it which I promptly did. I was told that she cried because I was the only one that did send one.

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    pearlandpeach  almost 15 years ago

    I have a daughter-in-law in Alaska who sent personalized dish towels and pot holders to a bunch of kin folk, me included… I was told only her mother and I sent Thank You notes. The towels were in thanks to us for hosting her and family when they visited this summer.

    bread upon the water comes back in the best ways….

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    ninmas  almost 15 years ago

    you could just call them on the phone and thank them.

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    bluetopazcrystal  almost 15 years ago

    keltii These are newly written comics, and yes we send thank yous to all, for the gifts we receive. A good habit that every one should do.

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    Nivellios  almost 15 years ago

    ninmas,

    Why would you CALL them? I mean thats just LAZY!!! If you want them to think you are SINCERELY thankful, you’d probably put a bit of work into it instead of just pushing a bunch of buttons then talking.

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    Smartone2000  almost 15 years ago

    Seriously, these guys are a lot like me.

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    ninmas  almost 15 years ago

    nivellios,

    it seems a bit more relaxed, and people don’t always want a generic thanks, note. at least they know that it’s appreciated.

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    Nivellios  almost 15 years ago

    Ninmas,

    I’m sorry but I’m an 13 year old and I always have to send thank-you notes.

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    jtm12  almost 15 years ago

    What no peanuts? John

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    kraftjeff  almost 15 years ago

    Dear (whomever gave it to me),

    Thank you for the flu. While you may have this idea that it is the perfect gift… being one that keeps on giving. My idea of fun does not include the following.

    (insert all effect of the flu to this point)

    As a return gift I return you you the following…. a) common cold b) swine flu c) colic child

    Signed Really sick man :D

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    Nate's Prank Day Chaos  8 months ago

    it’s people, not persons

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