Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for October 18, 2017

We always referred to them as pieces of cheese.

Bucky wins!

Let the game begin!!!

@ KAR 120 C

Take the politics to the political page! That’s what their, there for.

Considering the copyright date of this strip is 2005, one should not speak convenient blindness

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“[T]hat’s what their, there for”? Really? I should have thought “that’s what they’re there for.” But then again, that’s probably old school "fake education. “There, Their, They’re” are probably considered synonyms today.

I am now reporting posts that try to insert vile and irrelevant political discussions into non-political cartoons. It is spam of the worst and lowest sort. I encourage everyone else to do the same.