Agnes by Tony Cochran for September 12, 2020

That book has good reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. I suspect the fault may lie with Agnes on this one, unless she’s not one for ‘morality tales that deal with serious issues like the terrible injuries that car accidents can cause’.

Here’s a good read for you, Agnes. “Caring for your Manufactured Home: Make a Game of It”!

Ah, “victim-hood” has been well and truly instilled into our vacuous echo chamber!

That little girl is very rude and I frequently fine her very annoying. I am surprised that her grandmother isn’t called into school for “conferences” with her teacher and the principal. On the other hand, I must keep in mind that this is a comic strip, not the real world….

So cool that Agnes is reading Henry Gregor Felsen. This was a favorite book of mine when I was in Jr High. Henry Gregor Felsen was a favorite author and I read all of his books that were available at the time in paperback, aside from Crash Club, there were Hot Rod, Rag Top, Street Rod, etc. They were all very enjoyable.

Blaming someone else for everything. Where have I seen that before?

This captures it…

Typical modern attitude… everything is someone else’s fault.

She’s going for the not-my-fault education. Good luck with that.

“… Regardless, it’s somebody else’s fault.”