Crankshaft by Tom Batiuk and Dan Davis for October 07, 2023

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    J.J. O'Malley  12 months ago

    Please tell me it falls on The Village Booksmith.

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    Bill Thompson  12 months ago

    Now he has to deal with the stump and roots. Good luck not ripping out any underground wiring!

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    ArcticFox Premium Member 12 months ago

    Ahhhhhh. Just what we have been waiting for……….THE CHAINSAW!!!

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    Blu Bunny  12 months ago

    My comment Tuesday,

    https://www.gocomics.Com/crankshaft/2023/10/03

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    B UTTONS  12 months ago

    Lillian better quickly gift Crank, How to Fell a Tree for Dummies.

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    phritzg Premium Member 12 months ago

    This is exactly what I predicted in yesterday’s comic comments. Time to buy a Powerball ticket! (On second thought, I should have bought the ticket yesterday.)

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    Pongo ol’ Boy  12 months ago

    This is boring.

    HIS Eagle Will Soon Soar Again! One Nation Under GOD! GOD Bless America!

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    GFox49  12 months ago

    Cranky, the Mr. T of Centerville….Who Knew?

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    Curtis Mathews Premium Member 12 months ago

    Yes, no more leaves in the gutters, but no more shade on hot summer afternoons.

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    grozar  12 months ago

    “What A Fool Believes…”

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    rockyridge1977  12 months ago

    I hope he is dreaming!!!!!

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    gigagrouch  12 months ago

    Every autumn it’s the same one-gag story arc

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    kv450  12 months ago

    NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

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    JBWeld  12 months ago

    You think this is a joke, do you? My own father had Crank tendencies. Once he decided the dining table was too high for him. Now, what would you do? Find a cushion to sit on and raise yourself up, right? No, he had an inch cut off the table legs! One inch! Once these guys have an idea, they think it must be great.

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    Out of the Past  12 months ago

    I’ve noticed the older you get the less tender hearted you feel toward threatening trees.

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    ladykat  12 months ago

    Noooo!!!

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    Daltongang Premium Member 12 months ago

    Oh this is going to turn out well.

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member 12 months ago

    Ah… a depiction of a freaking moron. Get gutter screens and if you want to save money install them yourself.

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    lemonbaskt  12 months ago

    let it snow let it snow let it snow

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    oakie817  12 months ago

    horrible solution

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    French Persons Premium Member 12 months ago

    Don’t you DARE cut down that tree..

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    Gizkok  12 months ago

    That so-called chainsaw looks an awful lot like the little toy chainsaw my grandson used to have. The ‘chain’ was a set of beads.

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    corvallisclem  12 months ago

    AI

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    EXCALABUR  12 months ago

    he’s gonna make the tree huggers mad!

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    hwmj  12 months ago

    I like it

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    Mopman  12 months ago

    I thought when he electrocuted the tree a year or two that took care of the problem, since he killed it. Must have had a new, fully grown tree planted.

    Don’t worry everyone, that chainsaw is only big enough to prune some branches, The tree should survive the minor cut he gives it.

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    dv1093  12 months ago

    I hate to say I think like Crankshaft, but that’s exactly what I did earlier this summer. I have two acres full of trees, with two of them hanging over my house. Not only do they spill leaves and acorns onto my roof and into my gutters, it was also a bridge for ants and other insects to invade my house. I had them both cut down. No more ant problem for sure.

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    bwest.devore37  12 months ago

    this can only end in disaster.

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    alexius23  12 months ago

    Not true as wind can blow leaves into gutters from trees not near the gutter

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    raybarb44  12 months ago

    Ah, a more permanent solution……

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    Otis Rufus Driftwood  12 months ago

    Cut it off at the source.

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    jrankin1959  12 months ago

    That ought to do it…

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    Kr-perry Premium Member 12 months ago

    A tree is nature’s gift to man.

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    Dr_Fogg  12 months ago

    wrong choice!!

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    hubbard3188  12 months ago

    If I recall, he lives in his daughter and son in law’s home. That means the tree belongs to Pam. Did he ask permission to cut the tree? I see trouble coming.

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    ToneeRhianRose  6 months ago

    Haha! (^▽^) Well unless you plan on cutting down all the trees in the neighborhood that’s not really gonna work. Plus I have a feeling it’s gonna end up falling on the roof of the house.

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