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She’s operating on at least a 4th grade level. she & her friends are too smart to be 2nd grade. Don’t they all have cell phones too? I can’t see giving a 2nd grader a cell phone in the Jaimes, Gilchrist or our universe.
danketaz Premium Member 12 months ago
That’s what second childhoods are for.
Deleted Account2623 12 months ago
How many times has Nancy’s full name been said? This is the first time I’ve seen it
Old Tarf Premium Member 12 months ago
Nancy was one of the strips I used to hone my newly found reading skill with in the Sunday comics, 65 years ago.
wesleylscott1 12 months ago
In 1933, Nancy Ritz, second grader, found a magic genie lamp on the beach, and wished…for just a little more time…to be a kid…
91 years later, and the results of this wish is still in effect, seemingly perpetually.
Randy Walters 12 months ago
She looks so wistful there …
Rolf Rykken Premium Member 12 months ago
Good one Olivia! (as usual). :D
oakie9531 12 months ago
I had a friend when I was in high school, he was 17 and was driving to school – but he was still in 7th grade
artheaded1 12 months ago
She’s operating on at least a 4th grade level. she & her friends are too smart to be 2nd grade. Don’t they all have cell phones too? I can’t see giving a 2nd grader a cell phone in the Jaimes, Gilchrist or our universe.
Decepticomic 12 months ago
Grow up. Or, don’t, actually.
dialfred 12 months ago
Yeah, I don’t remember ever seeing her last name either
ZBicyclist Premium Member 12 months ago
Nancy Ritz: glad she didn’t get a job in the Gasoline Alley strip.
asrialfeeple 12 months ago
I never knew she was a ritz kid.
Jethro Flatline 12 months ago
Never realized they were second graders, felt like fourth or fifth graders to me even in the old strips.