Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for April 28, 2016

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    Forbin Project  over 8 years ago

    Mean but true.

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    Kind&Kinder  over 8 years ago

    The Purloining Pussycat strikes again!

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    MS72  over 8 years ago

    Is “Anna Kournikova” illustrated?

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    cubswin2016  over 8 years ago

    Rob is calling you an idiot, idiot.

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    Sparkys44  over 8 years ago

    “The Idiot” is Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s 1868 novel which tells the story of Prince Lyov Nikolayevich Myshkin who, after a long absence, returns to Russia from Switzerland where he sought treatment for his epilepsy. The story is primarily a tragic tale of the struggle for the love of a woman, Nastasya Filippovna, between Myshkin and Rogozhin, a dark and impassioned man that the Prince meets on the train to St. Petersburg. “The Idiot” is a classic tale of the conflict between good and evil. On the one hand Prince Myshkin represents Dostoyevksy’s attempt to portray a Christ-like “positively good man” which is sharply contrasted with not only the dark and roguish character of Rogozhin but also with the nature of Russian upper-class society depicted in the novel.

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    Philip_beans  over 8 years ago

    That last panel made me laugh out loud.

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    ericbutts74  over 8 years ago

    and it don’t mean a thing if it aint got that Gogol swing – do rap do rap do rap!

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    russellc64  over 8 years ago

    I was hoping for a Anna Kournikova mash with Crime and Punishment. Kind of a Russian 50 shades thing.

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