One Big Happy by Rick Detorie for April 07, 2016

Not exactly the same, Joe, but it’s good to see that you have some empathy…

if it doesn’t have a keyboard or a controller, kids want nothing to do with it

I remember the time I hurt my middle finger.That really put a damper on my ability to express myself.

In today’s strip, James takes care of what we all pretty much want to do….

I wonder what they’re watching, since this scene is familiar from a book I read once. Tell Joe that it would be as if his tongue were plucked out.

Guess Joe’s too much of a novice to type with more than one finger.

That would almost be as bad as the Italian side of the family getting a hand injury.

Mom you did great explaining but Joe you are wrong.

I remember small town little hamburger place sitting at a table eating there were two guys came in I had good view another table two women was sitting also I had good view. The two women was talking in sign language and the two guys was mocking them. Before I left I frowned had words with them got on to them the guys acted dumb. The two women knew what those guys was doing and thanked me for what I did.

Would this also mean most people I’ve met from New Jersey and parts of New York would be rendered mute?

This is a great strip! Next time you want to tell someone “I can relate,” please come back and read this comic.

Thank you, Rick Detorie, for a concise and simple example of how insensitive and just plain stupid it can be to claim you know another’s pain.

The two young men did act dumb they did not understand what I was talking of as before using their hands and talking mocking the two young women. Those two young men was mocking the two women one I think was deaf then.