Frazz by Jef Mallett for January 21, 2010
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January 22, 2010
Transcript:
Caulfield says, "In 1776, we picked a war with England." Caulfield says, "To this day, except for overcooked vegetables and a few spelling issues, we're practically the same as them." Mrs. Olsen says, "Caulfield, what's the point?" Caulfield says, "Exactly." Frazz says, "Isn't it usually you who asks the profound questions?"
Keep on keepin' on over 8 years ago
If that’s our view now, of something so profoundly IMPORTANT then, just think of what a “now” in 200+ hears will think of the IMPORTANT in “then” that is our now.(Those are fun, folks. Thanks!)
childe_of_pan over 7 years ago
Difference between Americans and British: Americans think 200 years is a long time, and British think 200 miles is a long way.
starclaw almost 7 years ago
We ushered in a new age
DKHenderson 28 days ago
I think the point was that we now have representation while paying our taxes. Not necessarily GOOD representation, but representation.