FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for August 18, 2020

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 4 years ago

    oh, Peter, for goodness’ sakes!

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    marilynnbyerly  over 4 years ago

    I had two brothers ahead of me, and I’m sure teachers were worried when they saw my last name because those two were total brats. When my younger sister entered the next year, the teachers were happy to see the last name. We were both good kids.

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    sirbadger  over 4 years ago

    Spy grease lets you see what’s inside the envelope.

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    Auntie Socialist  over 4 years ago

    At least he had it open at some point

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    KenseidenXL  over 4 years ago

    Keep away from open flames….

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    hawgowar  over 4 years ago

    I was really good at math. My younger brother had a hard time in school as he was not a math person and the teachers kept comparing him to me. I wish they wouldn’t do that. He got solid “B” grades in math but he never competed at state level. My brother, on the other hand can draw, paint and sculpt. My “art” looks like kindergarten stick figures compared to his work. I was into woodworking and he was into metalworking. I can make a desk, he can make all the tools to make the desk. He made my kitchen knives, the knife in my pocket and my hunting knife. I made the handles for the knives. Together we do pretty good work. Oh, if there is wood carving to be done he does it. Handles are desks and drawers are fine, but I cannot carve wood into artistic pieces.

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    Wren Fahel  over 4 years ago

    Last year my younger daughter got the same book my older daughter used. They both thought that was a laugh-riot.

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    Sailor46 USN 65-95  over 4 years ago

    My sister that followed me in school once tried to convince a teacher that she was not related to me.

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