For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for January 14, 2013

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    alviebird  almost 12 years ago

    Those who can, do. And those who can’t, ………..

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    bob42303  almost 12 years ago

    Anyways???

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    Gokie5  almost 12 years ago

    I know this is a comic strip, but it strikes me that John’s assitant, Jean, is being very non-professional when she says those l things about Dr. McCaulay in front of a patient. For all she knows, the patient could be a friend or relative of Dr. M, or repeat the asistant’s remarks to someone who is.

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    Gokie5  almost 12 years ago

    Even if such were not true, the patient might feel ill at ease about a place where the staff gossiped about others within her hearing. What might they say about her in front of other patients?

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    alondra  almost 12 years ago

    If I were the patient I’d be joining in the conversation, especially this one. I really pity any family that used Ted as their cousellor.

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    Joan32  almost 12 years ago

    Maybe they are Laymen!

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    summerdog86  almost 12 years ago

    Good grief! Talk some more about unprofessional stuff in front of the patients, why don’t ya!

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    loves raising duncan  almost 12 years ago

    And John’s friend wonders why he can’t have a good relationship, maybe if he got that caveman stuff out his head and get into the late 20th century, he’d would have better luck.

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    tuslog64  almost 12 years ago

    Maybe people don’t like to use “lie” is that it also means falsehood?

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    tuslog64  almost 12 years ago

    When one person was dissed for putting a preposition at the end of a sentence, he responded:That is the stuff up with which I will not put!

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    Khorla  almost 12 years ago

    RIGHT.

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    hippogriff  almost 12 years ago

    exturk: Churchill, going over his script before broadcast: “That is what the ministry is currently working on.”BBC producer: “You must not end a sentence with a preposition.”Churchill: “That is the sort of errant pedantry up with which I will not put.”.Rudolf Flesch contended that it dated back to Latin: a preposition had to be positioned pre something. Considering most Latin sentences could have their word order shuffled and still mean the same thing, I wonder.

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    coffeeturtle  almost 12 years ago

    Shrinks need shrinks.

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    Can't Sleep  almost 12 years ago

    As long as Dr. McCaulay doesn’t preach what he practices.

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    alviebird  almost 12 years ago

    And then there’s “set” and “sit”.

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    danlarios  almost 12 years ago

    how does he do it?

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    jsfbookend  almost 12 years ago

    The whole country seems to be made up of ignorant folks , who choose to remain ignorant! Most Americans can not put a proper sentence together. Very frustrating!

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    alviebird  almost 12 years ago

    I exscaped and drove down the skreet until I seen a store where I could stop and acks for directions to the seafood restaurant. They have a “all you can eat” scrimp dinner there. I think I’ll have a urnge drink with mine.

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    alviebird  almost 12 years ago

    One of mine is, “I’m doing good.” You are? Well, tell me about all of the good you are doing.

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