FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for March 08, 2013

I agree. It’s like telling someone they stink in a public restroom.

Don’t worry He’ll be out of cereal in less than a minute.

Why is it more annoying when he isn’t reading over her shoulder?

Hmmm… yeah, I’m lost on this, too.

I would say that her annoyance is because he chose food over sharing her space. It’s an ego thing.

Siblings. If you tell them that they are doing something annoying, they will do it even more. They have a word for that in the Philippines: Nakakapagbabagabag.

He offered her a choice of what was annoying – his chewing or his reading. She said chewing, so he’s still doing that. If she’d said reading, he’d still be reading over her shoulder, but not chewing.

Move along folks. Nothing funny here. Move along – nothing to see

‘The table is for eating, not reading’. My father