FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for October 01, 2009

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    Rakkav  about 15 years ago

    I’m liking this better and better as it goes…:)

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    HeckleMeElmo  about 15 years ago

    That’s another thing I always like about Bill Amend: the numbers (especially Jason’s math problems) are never the made-up random nonsense you find in some other comics. “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_FoxTrot_books” 0-8362 indeed.

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    Dapperdan61  Premium Member about 15 years ago

    On Big Top today they think the creator of Foxtrot is a reclusive billionaire

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    rayannina  about 15 years ago

    Are you implying he isn’t? :D

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    kubaker1  about 15 years ago

    of course He’s not! He’s the real president too!

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    r.haza  about 15 years ago

    I like this strip a lot

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    cwreenactor  about 15 years ago

    LOL!!!

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    Thomas Skogestad  about 15 years ago

    ISBN number = International Standard Book Number number.

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    ExpectingTheUnexpected  about 15 years ago

    Don’t forget some other redundancies, such as:

    MLB Baseball NHL Hockey DL List NFL Football

    and a lot more…

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    Craigor  about 15 years ago

    Well, these aren’t quite redundant (except for DL list [like ATM Machine])

    The MLB Baseball is different then Minor League Baseball or Cape League Baseball.

    Same for Hockey: Minor League Hockey, High School Hockey, College Hockey

    Football: CFL (Canadian) Football, Arena Football

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    MLB Baseball NHL Hockey DL List NFL Football

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    ExpectingTheUnexpected  about 15 years ago

    no, I mean:

    in MLB baseball, it’s reduntant because the B stands for baseball, so it’s saying baseball baseball.

    in NHL hockey, the H stands for hockey, so the hockey is doubled.

    in NFL football, the F stands for football, so the football is doubled.

    I know there are different leagues, I was just commenting how their are repeated words in the names.

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    Craigor  about 15 years ago

    Right, nut MLB, NHL and NFL are trademarks and brand names for their respective leagues, which is why it is described as that.

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