Well, it was the teacher’s mistake to keep her head straight up in panel 3 instead of looking down at April (be mindful of what a short kid can see looking upwards)!
For all those bringing up a certain N word, wait until they start learning African geography. “Oh, I know the answer, that country is Ni…” “It’s pronounced Naee-jer.” “But I thought it’s spelled…” “It’s Naee-jer!”
From Lynn’s Comments: I had a Sunday school teacher who had so many hairs on her chin that I couldn’t concentrate on anything else. I kept thinking, “Why doesn’t she shave them off?” I thought she looked like a character in one of Len Norris’ cartoons! I was already paying serious attention to comic art when I was in elementary school.
All “n-word” jokes aside, the issue here is that you’re setting the kids up for the tricky task of knowing which words actually begin with an N.
Sure, knock-kneed knaves know, and knights with knitwear know, but kids lack the knack of knowing this knotty problem’s answer—which N-sounding words actually begin with an N?
children have no self censoring and are direct. I worked with special needs kids – every day was a new lesson – for me. Gotta learn to laugh and roll with it.
Oh wow. The B day strip (“two B’s or not two B’s”) ran on September 19. If you assume that the preschool is open Monday through Friday and that each letter gets its own day, that actually works out perfectly. I’m impressed.
GirlGeek Premium Member about 1 month ago
So does nostrils
Enter.Name.Here about 1 month ago
Setting up kids for a really bad moment by asking for N-words. You never know what may come out of the mouths of children and idiots.
charliefarmrhere about 1 month ago
And of course there is the big banned one, as it should be, but slips out now and then.
BlitzMcD about 1 month ago
Everytime a grin like that in panel 3 avails itself, a certain 1966 single by the late Jerry “Napoleon XIV” Samuels comes to mind.
wallylm about 1 month ago
Well, it was the teacher’s mistake to keep her head straight up in panel 3 instead of looking down at April (be mindful of what a short kid can see looking upwards)!
wallylm about 1 month ago
For all those bringing up a certain N word, wait until they start learning African geography. “Oh, I know the answer, that country is Ni…” “It’s pronounced Naee-jer.” “But I thought it’s spelled…” “It’s Naee-jer!”
snsurone76 about 1 month ago
What a creepy moth that woman has! Who put in her dentures??
Argythree about 1 month ago
Here’s a ‘u’ word and an ‘m’ word: ‘unnecessary meanness’…
bobwigg761 about 1 month ago
..……No comment
dcdete. about 1 month ago
This old comic from 1995 brings back feelings of nostalgia for me. (And nostalgia and nose hair begin with the same prefix. What a coincidence.)
Gizmo Cat about 1 month ago
From Lynn’s Comments: I had a Sunday school teacher who had so many hairs on her chin that I couldn’t concentrate on anything else. I kept thinking, “Why doesn’t she shave them off?” I thought she looked like a character in one of Len Norris’ cartoons! I was already paying serious attention to comic art when I was in elementary school.
Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member about 1 month ago
“Nose” is an N-word. “Nose hair” is a phrase.
Katsuro Premium Member about 1 month ago
All “n-word” jokes aside, the issue here is that you’re setting the kids up for the tricky task of knowing which words actually begin with an N.
Sure, knock-kneed knaves know, and knights with knitwear know, but kids lack the knack of knowing this knotty problem’s answer—which N-sounding words actually begin with an N?
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 month ago
April is SO perceptive!
ctolson about 1 month ago
So several weeks ago on ‘B’-day April; volunteered Butt because that’s all that little kids see when they’re in a crowd with a bunch of adaults.
baskate_2000 about 1 month ago
A perfectly reasonable response from April’s perspective!
nmbassani about 1 month ago
They have no filter.
dv1093 about 1 month ago
What day is it today? It’s my 29th wedding anniversary!
rshive about 1 month ago
Not nearly nice.
bloodykate about 1 month ago
LOL
Jelliqal about 1 month ago
children have no self censoring and are direct. I worked with special needs kids – every day was a new lesson – for me. Gotta learn to laugh and roll with it.
rhpii about 1 month ago
Looks like football season in Nebraska.
Lynnjav about 1 month ago
“Kids Say the Darndest Things” – Art Linkletter
John Jorgensen about 1 month ago
Oh wow. The B day strip (“two B’s or not two B’s”) ran on September 19. If you assume that the preschool is open Monday through Friday and that each letter gets its own day, that actually works out perfectly. I’m impressed.
French Persons Premium Member about 1 month ago
How about “nostrils“?
The Great_Black President about 1 month ago
They sure were not niggardly with those N-words.
CultofFarley about 1 month ago
Pen-is headed Farley killer!
Pen-is headed Farley killer!
walkingmancomics about 1 month ago
If you’re not prepared to be innocently “insulted,” you’ve little business being a grown-up in pre-school/kindergarten.
lnrokr55 about 1 month ago
Personally I like the Count better ! ;-)
kathleenhicks62 about 1 month ago
All I can think of is “nothing”.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 1 month ago
That teacher would scare the bejeezus out of most little kids.Tell her to wear a mask
Daltongang Premium Member about 1 month ago
Out of the mouth of babes……
French Persons Premium Member about 1 month ago
Necromancy
Kimmies01 about 1 month ago
Let me guess…Nana?
Strawberry King about 1 month ago
No kidding.
Seed_drill 24 days ago
I remember our inflatable N character had a leak. And that was over 50 years ago.