Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 24, 2020

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    Rhetorical_Question   about 5 years ago

    Caulfield always pushing reality.

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    Concretionist  about 5 years ago

    Most gradeschool kids do better if they get ā€œbig muscle breaksā€ about every 45 to 90 minutes. Also, of course, theyā€™ve been trained by the TV to expect snippets of information that fit into a very short span: single digits worth of minutes.

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    mddshubby2005  about 5 years ago

    ā€œGet your butt to ā€˜fitnessā€™ seat, Caulfield.ā€

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    Nachikethass  about 5 years ago

    I used to break up my lessons into 20-22 minute chunks. As each lesson was (usually) 50 minutes, it worked well for all of us!

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    The Old Wolf  about 5 years ago

    Caulfield has been reading too much Dilbert. He wants to grow up to be Wally.

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    jpayne4040  about 5 years ago

    The school needs to find some punishments that will actually get his attention, and stop his acting out.

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    Old Girl  about 5 years ago

    Many a well has dried up after twenty years ā€¦ despite the early quality.

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    Pipe Tobacco Premium Member about 5 years ago

    I realize that Caulfield is supposed to be funny today (and most days when he acts out like this). But, in the greater scheme of things, I have seen a lot of kids like thisā€¦. for whom, their initial insight, creativity, and intelligence gets mired and anchored at a low level because this kind of sarcastic behavior becomes there MO. Eventually, the topics being learned reach beyond the kidā€™s actual understandingā€¦. but instead of then reining in the the sarcasm to actually learnā€¦ they just continue to use sarcasm as their ā€œpersonalityā€ and then fall behind and end up not really giving a damn.

    So, when I see Caulfield do this so very frequently, for me it gets old, because I have seen what often happens later in life for these kids. And, I also continue to not be fond of Mrs. Olsen (and Principal Spaetzel) being the butt of jokes from Caulfield.

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    Ukko wilko  about 5 years ago

    Heā€™s plenty smart, but shouldnā€™t be there to disrupt others. Realistically he should be home schooled. But hey, this strip would suffer from his absence.

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    Fido (aka Felix Rex)  about 5 years ago

    In The Two Popes, Benedict XVI has one of those fitbits, and follows the directives religiously.

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    Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo]  about 5 years ago

    Malletteā€™s Blog Posts

    Frazz16 hrs Ā· The ability to track your athletic output with a device on your wrist is really quite remarkable, but thereā€™s still this school of thought that favors training by feel. I mostly agree with that, but Iā€™ll still use those wrist-mounted gizmos, because, well, training by feel requires a lot of experience to learn how the way you feel relates to how youā€™re doing. And even then, it requires a lot of paying attention throughout your workout. And sometimes you just have those days when itā€™s worth that one more piece of gear to bypass all that. And then thereā€™s going through your life by feel and having your watch validate it for you. Now, thatā€™s worth something.

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