For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for March 01, 2025

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    Johnny Q Premium Member about 6 hours ago

    Lynn Johnston’s artwork got better and better…

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    cmxx  about 6 hours ago

    That’s John all over—go on vacation to a foreign country and wait until you get there to bother to learn a single word of its language.

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    minty_Joe  about 6 hours ago

    “Por favor, donde esta el bano?” comes in quite handy as well.

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    yoey1957  about 6 hours ago

    When you vacation in Mexico and have to ask if it’s too early to start drinking, then you are an amateur and we can’t be friends!

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    snsurone76  about 6 hours ago

    They just got there, and Elly is sulking already!

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    Argythree  about 5 hours ago

    A beer is just a beer. The company you share it with is what’s important…

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    French Persons' Treasury of Self-Applauding Batty Premium Member about 5 hours ago

    “Dos cerveza por favor”

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    stuart_olson  about 3 hours ago

    No sprechen die Deutsche.

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    Gizmo Cat  about 2 hours ago

    From Lynn’s Comments: At the time I wrote this, I was taking Spanish lessons. I got pretty good at it. On vacation one day, I wanted some pepper for the table and happily asked for “pepino.” The waiter asked if I was sure. I was showing off to friends and said, “Absolutely!” Smiling, he brought me a beautifully cut up cucumber, which I ate. The word for pepper is “pimiento.”

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    bobpickett1  about 1 hour ago

    DOS EQUIS

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    BlitzMcD  about 1 hour ago

    Esta meno in la cabeza!

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    NeedaChuckle Premium Member 7 minutes ago

    Was tending bar for a large party of deaf people. Learned the signing for beer. They knew how to party.

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