Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for December 13, 2024

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    GatorStreet  5 days ago

    Probably the pack of cards comes with bubblegum, too, Satch.

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    fredd13  5 days ago

    Unnecessary Pedantry:

    Correctly, he’d be (e.g.) “Stephen King KBE”.

    Oddly, the one thing you never put after “Sir” is a surname. Given name, yes; full name yes; surname, no. So “Sir Stephen” or “Sir Stephen King”, but never “Sir King”.

    Except in this case you wouldn’t. Not being a subject of the UK or one of the relevant Commonwealth realms, he would only be awarded an honorary knighthood. That would entitle him to use the relevant letters after his name, but not to use the style “Sir”. The most common award for Arts and Entertainment is “Knight/Dame Commander of the British Empire”, so that would entitle him (along with people like Kevin Spacey and Stephen Spielberg) to the letters “KBE”.

    To be fair, it’s a common mistake that Americans seem to make. You’d hope that, as “a Canadian”, Satchel might know better (Canada became broadly independent from the UK in 1947, but not fully independent until as late as 1982). But realistically – even then, he’s way too young.

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    iggyman  5 days ago

    Satchel, watch out Bucky doesn’t “crown” you!

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    win.45mag  5 days ago

    Then you run into an Ace like me.

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    biglar  5 days ago

    Satchel reminds me of what my buddy used to say in college: “What do you call the last guy in a graduating class of doctors? Doctor.”

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    stephenpbaker  5 days ago

    Satchel seems to not be aware of King Charles

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    papajim545  5 days ago

    He thinks of everything

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    Joe Cur  5 days ago

    Joker is in a pack of cards Satchel, not The Fool: trust me on this one.

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    dogbreath84  5 days ago

    To me, a dog card would be the highest card in the deck.

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    Michael Gorman Premium Member 5 days ago

    Actually, he would be “Sir Stephen.” The problem would be mors acute with Duke Ellington.

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    tudza Premium Member 5 days ago

    I say we knight Mr Charge.

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    Steverino Premium Member 5 days ago

    Yes, and when King Charles goes to the loo and finishes, he does a royal flush.

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    rshive  5 days ago

    I guess that what some call “jacks” in a deck of cards are called “knaves” by others. I wonder what the rationale for the “ranking” of suits in bridge is.

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    hariseldon59  5 days ago

    “I bet you know a lot of my friends. Ooh! Like, uh, Duke of Ellington, Count of Basie, Earl of Hines, Cab of Calloway, Satchmo of Armstrong.” – Bugs Bunny

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    bookworm0812  5 days ago

    He’s NEW English.

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    Miss Buttinsky Premium Member 5 days ago

    A deck of playing cards with the animals and Pinkie as the Joker would be fun.

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    bobtoledo Premium Member 5 days ago

    So what you’re saying is, King Charles isn’t really in charge. Astounding!

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    eb110americana  5 days ago

    Would he outrank Martin Luther? Is a Sir King higher ranking than a Dr. King?

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    DanielClémenson Premium Member 5 days ago

    Trumps a Trump anyways!

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    christelisbetty  5 days ago

    Neither Satch or Bucky are playing with a full deck.

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