Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for December 27, 2017

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    mabrndt Premium Member about 7 years ago

    Once again, 10 years ago, a blog entry accompanied this strip:Ā 

    http://richardspooralmanac.blogspot.com/2007/12/alices-indignation.html

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    fredd13  about 7 years ago

    Japanese girls sit that way quite a lot ā€“ itā€™s even called ā€œOnna no ko zuwari (å„³ć®å­åŗ§ć‚Š)ā€ ā€“ ā€œgirlsā€™ sitting positionā€. Having said that ā€“ some people blame it for the (so I gather) high incidence of bow-leggedness among Japanese girlsā€¦

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    smorbie the great and beautiful  about 7 years ago

    thatā€™s a myth. Bow legs are genetic, not made. But back to Aliceā€™s point. I was considered a funny kid, and I hated it. My parents and sister were always laughing at something I said and I didnā€™t know why. It did made me feel very self conscious. I recall many times not asking questions because I didnā€™t have the exact adult wording that wouldnā€™t make them laugh at me.

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    pumaman  about 7 years ago

    Not all kids can sit like that. I noticed at a young age that kids who could sit like that could not sit in full lotus position, and visa versa. I was a lotus kid.

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    Sisyphos  about 7 years ago

    Luckily, Peter intervened with this self-consciousness-generating thoughtless remark just before Aliceā€™s toy car ran over that hapless doll lying there so forlornly!

    As ever, Petey demonstrates why he is my hero and role-model, even though I am many multiples of his ageā€¦.

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