I would think that one of the things Jason would be thankful for is ‘wedgie proof underwear’, as invented back in 2007 by two kids his age: https://youtu.be/0xL2PutgTRI
I am not thankful for our military. In ‘the great war’ (WWI) and ‘the war to make the world safe for democracy’ (WWII) America used war dogs. It was generally recognized that these loyal canine warriors were too dangerous to return to civilian life. Now, in the unending war in Afghanistan, war dogs are again an important part of our struggle. But this time they are recognized as too much of the overall and individual struggle to be sacrificed and methods have been developed to allow them to come back to civilian life with their human partners. Yet we still send the humans again and again for redeployment, even as many as five times. They come back to unbearable mental and moral burdens and kill themselves in record numbers. We thank them for their service and hand their survivor families a carefully folded flag. We treat our human military worse than dogs.
All these comics that glorify Thanksgiving dinner and hanging out with family always made me wonder what the big deal was. I realized that I have family and plentiful food all year round, and that makes me Thankful. P.S. I hate football!
on the list: eating an actual turkey on Thanksgiving (and I know there’s at least one strip from the past where Andy reassures somebody – Peter, I think – of this)
So does that mean if we have weapons that the Native Americans didn’t have America would be OK to kill everyone trying to come into our country illegally?
AtariDragon about 5 years ago
She did that on purpose.
Concretionist about 5 years ago
That kind of “famous” is usually spelled “notorious”. Just sayin’
HollyStone about 5 years ago
1. Family 2. Friends 3. Military 4. Our schools 5. Firefighters 6. Police officers 7. Food 8. Water 9. A safe place to live 10. A safe community
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
seriously, alfalfa in a brine?
mdeatherage Premium Member about 5 years ago
This is ridiculous. You could pickle alfalfa sprouts in like half an hour.
mrcooncat about 5 years ago
I would think that one of the things Jason would be thankful for is ‘wedgie proof underwear’, as invented back in 2007 by two kids his age: https://youtu.be/0xL2PutgTRI
dv1093 about 5 years ago
I’m wondering how the store could have been OUT of them?
hariseldon59 about 5 years ago
Alfalfa isn’t food, it’s what food eats.
Dkram about 5 years ago
Dodged a bullet.
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snailgate about 5 years ago
I am not thankful for our military. In ‘the great war’ (WWI) and ‘the war to make the world safe for democracy’ (WWII) America used war dogs. It was generally recognized that these loyal canine warriors were too dangerous to return to civilian life. Now, in the unending war in Afghanistan, war dogs are again an important part of our struggle. But this time they are recognized as too much of the overall and individual struggle to be sacrificed and methods have been developed to allow them to come back to civilian life with their human partners. Yet we still send the humans again and again for redeployment, even as many as five times. They come back to unbearable mental and moral burdens and kill themselves in record numbers. We thank them for their service and hand their survivor families a carefully folded flag. We treat our human military worse than dogs.
jdsven about 5 years ago
Ahhh. You’re not out of the woods yet, Jason. Did they still have 10 dollar asparagus water at Whole Paycheck?
scyphi26 about 5 years ago
It’s famous only in your head, woman.
Kroykali about 5 years ago
Today’s classic Sunday strip that we’re not seeing:
https://www.gocomics.com/foxtrot/1997/11/23
tcayer about 5 years ago
You’d think when those are the only things left over, she’d get the hint.
tcayer about 5 years ago
All these comics that glorify Thanksgiving dinner and hanging out with family always made me wonder what the big deal was. I realized that I have family and plentiful food all year round, and that makes me Thankful. P.S. I hate football!
LeonStauffer about 5 years ago
Nothing wrong with sprouts. But pickled? And why anything pickled in stuffing? Mom’s misspelling infamous again.
del_grande Premium Member about 5 years ago
tripwire45 about 5 years ago
Andy’s the worst cook ever.
john about 5 years ago
Probably the most serious defect in the culture of Native Americans was their little appreciation of the utility of restrictive immigration laws.
yangeldf about 5 years ago
I don’t understand why she thinks the stuff she cooks is good, her entire family actively tells her how much they hate it every time.
Deleted Account2623 about 5 years ago
1. Squids 2. Octopi 3. Cuttlefish 4. Nautiluses 5. Jellyfish 6. Siphonophores 7. Comb Jellies 8. Chickens 9. Super Mario 10. Cheese
jimvl63 about 5 years ago
So does that mean if we have weapons that the Native Americans didn’t have America would be OK to kill everyone trying to come into our country illegally?
One Navy Seal about 5 years ago
Ouch.
Lightpainter about 5 years ago
I hadn’t realized until today’s trip that Andy is insane.
redstart almost 5 years ago
11. On line comics . . .
Lyons Group, Inc. almost 5 years ago
I’m now reading this strip on Friday, and I bet Andrea still hasn’t know about that last thankful thing Jason wrote.
Zykoic almost 5 years ago
I am thankful that a big meteor, 66 million years ago, killed off the large Dinosaurs otherwise the turkeys would be eating us.
Sapphire Sword over 4 years ago
I miss that being all the homework we got. Middle school is a bit of a slap in the face…
DKHenderson 3 months ago
Andy, you need an “in” in front of your “famous”.