Agnes by Tony Cochran for January 06, 2025

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    seanfear  2 days ago

    he was in the light before you come in, Agnes.

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    JLChi  2 days ago

    Is that the saying now? We used to say “popsicle stand.”

    And who is this General Holiness?

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    rshive  2 days ago

    At Agnes’ age, her teacher is giving her tough math questions?

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    SofaKing Premium Member 2 days ago

    Sounds as plausible as any religion.

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    Ken Norris Premium Member 2 days ago

    2 and 4/7ths…

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  2 days ago

    iF IT DOESN’T COME OUT EVEN IT’S NOT A MATH PROBLEM

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    holdenrex  2 days ago

    Over on “Non Sequitur” everybody’s discussing the barriers to entry for women in STEM career fields. Today’s “Agnes” provides the explanation.

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    j12181951  2 days ago

    That’s it. I’m selling everything and moving to Agnes’ cult in New Mexico. Pass the Kool-aid, please.

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    Nick Danger  2 days ago

    That’s a division problem that seems out of range for Agnes’ apparent school grade (at least for something to be answered on the fly), as the answer is 2.57 with many more numbers following.

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    berengar  2 days ago

    Considering her command of the English language, she should go into writing or blogging etc.

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  2 days ago

    Anti-enlightenment.

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    gopher gofer  1 day ago

    i’m totally with agnes about the satanity of math…

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    Impkins  Premium Member 1 day ago

    She’s gonna get in trouble! :)

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    paullp Premium Member 1 day ago

    In my school days, if we were given such a problem before we learned about fractions and decimals, the answer would have been 2 remainder 4.

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