Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for July 24, 2012

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    margueritem  over 12 years ago

    Much worse than that caused by beans.

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    margueritem  over 12 years ago

    But mild compared to beer and garlic pizza.

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    Linguist  over 12 years ago

    An empty house is better than a bad tenant !

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    Sisyphos  over 12 years ago

    I hope you’re smoking an aromatic but strong tobacco in your pipe, Blue Man! [P.S. Are you a copyright infringement on the the rights of the Blue Man Group?]

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    *Hot Rod*  over 12 years ago

    This is highly acceptable in some tribes, a sign of thanksfullness.

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    bluskies  over 12 years ago

    Careful- that might be #6 you’re challenging. And, if you check my underwear, I DO fart circles, pal.

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    FLIGHT SUIT  over 12 years ago

    This may be the most disgusting Frog Applause ever.

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    pcolli  over 12 years ago

    Re blog: Not the H H J……?

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    pcolli  over 12 years ago

    Blog again: (Lupo Manaro) has anyone else noticed that in amonst the hair and eyes, there are little dog faces? I said faces NOT faeces.

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    Bill Thompson  over 12 years ago

    I hope he isn’t the sort who burns the candle at both ends!

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    J Short  over 12 years ago

    Your answer comes from Outback and down under.

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    V-Beast  over 12 years ago

    “That’s a pleasant fragrance pipe tobacco you’re smoking today, what brand is it?”

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    APersonOfInterest  over 12 years ago

    I think you’ve sent in a ringer!!!

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Nothing compared to Haggis and Natto flatulence, I can tell you from experience.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Sweet comment from HHJ, that’s just how I feel. But you already knew that.

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    david.reichert  over 12 years ago

    Is that anything like blowing smoke rings?

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Fascinating audio slideshow, Bobby Baker’s work narrated by herself, and chronicling her journey through mental illness and breast cancer, back to health.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Trying to catch up on Frog after a vacation is like trying to eat four dozen of those English Breakfasts at a single sitting. Which I would gladly do, if I had the storage volume.

    I grew up on the New Yorker; it was always in our home when I was a child, and I very early fell in love with the bizarre humor of Charles Addams (not to mention the many others of the day. In college, Gahan Wilson became my favorite (I only read it for the cartoons, really!). It’s no wonder I turn to Frog Applause and Frog Blog for my daily dose of incongruity.

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    cleokaya  over 12 years ago

    I answer questions with bourbon breath and usually answer them wrong.

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    WaitingMan  over 12 years ago

    I see that Vlad’s “limbs lost” count has skyrocketed over the last 24 hours. Can we get details?

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    Linguist  over 12 years ago

    Re: ♥YES, WE FEEL THE LOVE♥Teresa, HHJ sums up nicely what I feel. You are an incredibly talented woman. I have become an avid reader and fan. Keep up the great work !

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    WaitingMan  over 12 years ago

    Forget the details. How about photographs?

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    coltish1  over 12 years ago

    Hm. I was right – I THOUGHT that looked like Ronald Reagan.And, allow me to add Kliban to the list of honored cartoonists. His influence can be seen clearly in J.C. Duffy’s work. (It’s clear to me, anyway.) Our loved Teresa, of course, is without precedent, and without peer.

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    coltish1  over 12 years ago

    i thought Riversink was a town near the Hudson.

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    APersonOfInterest  over 12 years ago

    In the glory days of the National Lampoon the cartoonist Rodrigues was fantastic … perhaps the best of his ilk ….

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago

    …french fries farts?

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago

    add me to the list of Gahan Wilson fans.as a child i would sneak pops Playboy magazines and start paging through it to look at the funnies. G.W. was always my favorite.(as a pree teen the girls were interesting, but did not rise much of an interest. they raised my interest later in my life.)

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago

    i wish,i wish,i wish we could edit.i don’t want to do a do over for one letter…

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago

    re blog.i like naps…

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    Steve.Hardison  over 12 years ago

    A blast from the Devil’s Funyun

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Mmm, paella. Best one I ever had was on the streets of Madrid…

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    The poster child looks like an Eloise Wilkin illustration come to life.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    In re: Linguist’s post on your Quonset Huts entry:

    There was a young man from Dun LaoghaireWho propounded an interesting thaoghaire:That the language of ErseHas a shortage of verse’Cos the spelling makes poets so waoghaire.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    For what it’s worth: Ruth Smythers article at Wikipedia.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    I thought that thing said “Cartoon-o-Vile” club, and I wondered where I could join.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Re: How God gives us peanut butter. I appreciate the sentiment, but was also reminded of the 5-star-awesome prayer offered up in “Shenandoah” by Jimmy Stewart’s character: Charlie Anderson: “Lord, we cleared this land. We plowed it, sowed it, and harvest it. We cook the harvest. It wouldn’t be here and we wouldn’t be eating it if we hadn’t done it all ourselves. We worked dog-bone hard for every crumb and morsel, but we thank you Lord just the same for the food we’re about to eat, amen.”

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Three more grammar jokes:

    Past, present and future walk into a bar. It was tense.

    Conditional, indicative and subjunctive came in later. They were moody.

    Last of all, a noun asked for a beer. He was declined.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Any antique store worth its salt will have a Charlie Weaver bartender somewhere on its shelves. I remember seeing these all over the place in New York stores in the 50’s.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    In re: several essays and counterpoints about the nasty letters and comments you receive, Teresa, I give you the best take on the troll mentality that I’ve seen, by the inimitable John Cleese. He’s talking about extremists, but you add the anonymity of the internet, which allows trolls to suppress any social conventions of compassion and decency that they might otherwise exhibit in public, it’s a perfect fit.

    John Cleese on Extremism

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Poppy seed roll, also called “Mohn” in Austria. Very common in the bakeries, Mohnstrudel is just as tasty as Apfelstrudel.

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    Followup article to “Born into Brothels”: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8456643.stm

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    The Old Wolf  over 12 years ago

    There. I have now caught up on Frog Blog, from today back to June 6th.Even if I ever go on a comic fast again, FB won’t be part of it. I can’t handle all that awesomeness all at once.

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    songbird44 Premium Member over 12 years ago

    “Heil’s Koffie” translates (per the Internets, anyway) as “Salvation’s Coffee.” Must be some good stuff, that.

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    Oxnate  over 12 years ago

    I assume that Mister Vacuum refers to vacuum pumps that would power such things as power steering and power breaks back in the day. I had an old Mercedes Benz that was on it’s last legs once. It had “power locks” that worked with vacuum tubes/pumps. The locks would work even after the battery was disconnected. — Just a guess.

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    r.dauphinee  over 12 years ago

    Rather limits our conversation I fear.

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    6turtle9  over 12 years ago

    MEET MISTER VACUUM. Yes, the dust bunnies can become tangled in your feet as you do the shifting and the braking and the speedy upping.

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    6turtle9  over 12 years ago

    Sanitized Van. You Betcha’!

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    RonBerg13 Premium Member over 12 years ago

    Is that anything like smoke rings?

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    coltish1  over 12 years ago

    I think “Mr. Vacuum” refers to the space you’re supposed to leave between your vehicle and the one in front of you. It’s well known that courteous driving is the thing people in front of you are NOT supposed to do, while the people behind you are supposed to do it.

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    el8  over 12 years ago

    better to pass that gas and bear the smell than hold the fart and hurt like hell

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