Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 04, 2018

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    Maxwell Edison  over 6 years ago

    Happy Cinco de Mayo?

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    Bilan  over 6 years ago

    But New Years Eve and Day are a places on the calendar too.

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    Nachikethass  over 6 years ago

    Not all dictionaries will have “no” as the 702nd word, I wager!

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    MS72  over 6 years ago

    http://bostonpopsjuly4thDOTorg/ 8pm ET

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    JohnE.Jablonski  over 6 years ago

    Which is too bad really.

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    Uncle Bob  over 6 years ago

    Nice art today!!!

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    zippy49  over 6 years ago

    Check out Twango Bango’s “National Holiday” if you can find it.. says it all.

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    Ignatz Premium Member over 6 years ago

    The fact that we call it “The 4th of July” is the only reason it hasn’t been moved to a Monday.

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    Jason Allen  over 6 years ago

    I’m going to start using “702nd word in the dictionary under ‘n’” as my reply to the really weird questions I get at work.

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    WCraft Premium Member over 6 years ago

    OK – I’ll throw out the old, corny, joke: Do they have a 4th of July in England?

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    cmxx  over 6 years ago

    Norway has a date-name day, colloquially. Norwegian Constitution Day (May 17) is usually referred to as “syttende mai,” which means “seventeenth May.” But this isn’t a quibble about the cartoon. Just something interesting.

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    The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member over 6 years ago

    It’s not a national holiday, but several states observe “Juneteenth,” aka Freedom Day, commemorating the abolition of slavery, which was officially announced in Texas on June 19, 1865.

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    notinksanymore  over 6 years ago

    Most of the other holidays move dates. “Happy last Monday in May” just doesn’t have the same ring to it. I think Veteran’s day stays the same. Maybe we can start calling it 11th of November, to even things out.

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    donmurf  over 6 years ago

    If there’s a war on Christmas, would that mean there’s a war on Independence Day, too?

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    The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member over 6 years ago

    “Remember, remember, the fifth of November!”

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    meowlin  over 6 years ago

    Can’t do that with Denys Finch-Hatton Day. It’s observed whenever it needs to be observed, regardless of the date.

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    John W Kennedy Premium Member over 6 years ago

    What’s really odd is that we call it by its British name, not by its American name, “July 4th”.

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    tiomax  over 6 years ago

    Juneteenth

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    Jhony-Yermo  over 1 year ago

    MAY day is my favorite. Even originated in the US. Then the ameriKan reactionaries moved it to September and called it (Exploited) Labor Day. IWW !

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    FrankTAW  about 1 year ago

    The final frame appears to be a reference to the anti-drug campaign pushed by DARE etc.

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