collieflower – If flagging does any good, it’s hard to notice. Flagging lets GoComics know there’s something we don’t like, but whether they actually pay attention and try to do something is more than we know. And even if they do, the spammers just come up with a new e-mail address and account and spam again, since there’s no way that GoComics could know in advance that they are spammers.
Think of flagging spammers like the “Close Doors” button in an elevator. Pushing it doesn’t do anything when you’re in a hurry, but it makes you feel better anyway.
If Michael’s this excited before getting all that Halloween/trick-or-treating sugar in him, then what’s he going to be like after he starts downing all of it?!? That’s going to be down-right scary!!! Heaven help his parents then!
The definition of excited is: 1. stirred emotionally; agitated:
2.stimulated to activity
It is possible for the word “excited” to be negative. Especially if you’ve ever seen kids that are too excited. If they don’t calm down some they can hurt themselves or others.
The word doesn’t always mean just “eager” or “happy anticipation.” Most parents wouldn’t have a problem with that kind of excited.
I love this display of “role playing” by Michael. Surprised he never went into acting after he became an adult. Guess he decided his imaginative talents were best suited for writing.
legaleagle48 about 14 years ago
And this is BEFORE the Halloween sugar high!
ses1066 about 14 years ago
He don’t need no stink’in candy, he active already!
Dkram about 14 years ago
This adds new meaning to bouncing of the walls.
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kees-c-bakker about 14 years ago
And we keep on flagging the spammers!!!!
collieflower about 14 years ago
Does the flagging do any good?
Plods with ...™ about 14 years ago
Yep —-
suger buzz already??
gobblingup Premium Member about 14 years ago
Yee-haa! Ride that sugar high, Michael! (Better Elly than me…)
peter0423 about 14 years ago
collieflower – If flagging does any good, it’s hard to notice. Flagging lets GoComics know there’s something we don’t like, but whether they actually pay attention and try to do something is more than we know. And even if they do, the spammers just come up with a new e-mail address and account and spam again, since there’s no way that GoComics could know in advance that they are spammers.
Think of flagging spammers like the “Close Doors” button in an elevator. Pushing it doesn’t do anything when you’re in a hurry, but it makes you feel better anyway.
Plods with ...™ about 14 years ago
Then I feel TONs better today.
JanLC about 14 years ago
SCAATY_423: Flagging does help. By the time I got on this morning, all spam was gone.
hens2go about 14 years ago
It’s just the sugar talking!
coffeeturtle about 14 years ago
must have had Calvin’s SugarBomb cereal!
Gretchen's Mom about 14 years ago
If Michael’s this excited before getting all that Halloween/trick-or-treating sugar in him, then what’s he going to be like after he starts downing all of it?!? That’s going to be down-right scary!!! Heaven help his parents then!
mirthiful about 14 years ago
The definition of excited is: 1. stirred emotionally; agitated: 2.stimulated to activity It is possible for the word “excited” to be negative. Especially if you’ve ever seen kids that are too excited. If they don’t calm down some they can hurt themselves or others.
The word doesn’t always mean just “eager” or “happy anticipation.” Most parents wouldn’t have a problem with that kind of excited.
madmarge about 14 years ago
Lizzie seems to have gotten used to her Bo-Peep costume.
ocean17 about 14 years ago
“High-ho Silver” ??? Oh man, not even in 1980 would a kid have known that one. Lynn reveals her own generation.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 14 years ago
Mike isn’t excited. He’s hyperactive, high-strung and off-the-wall, but he’s not excited.
hildigunnurr Premium Member about 14 years ago
Sugar rush is mostly a myth anyway :>
Comic-Nut about 14 years ago
I love this display of “role playing” by Michael. Surprised he never went into acting after he became an adult. Guess he decided his imaginative talents were best suited for writing.