I’ll tell you what, from what I’ve heard there are a bunch of kids’ books that have won awards that SHOULD be banned. They used to ask, “Do you know where your children are?” Now it’s, “Do you KNOW what your children are reading? Including their homework and suggested reading books?” And then there’s all the junk on all the TV with cable and satellite services, and their phones with the internet…
There’s probably a new Beatle book published every week, so you could make a career out of that alone.
It’s interesting, though, that Caulfield’s choices all seem to align his tastes with a middle-aged white guy’s. Why not something about Sly and the Family Stone? Or the Supremes? Or the Runaways? Or Public Enemy? Or the Fugees? Or…
(Not that middle-aged white guys wouldn’t read any of those, of course.)
I read through to this from the beginning. It took me actually several months but I couldn’t help myself from composing the occasional comment and research on the one or other factoid that sprung up from the strip or other’s comments.
Rhetorical_Question over 1 year ago
Can’t fool Dr. Spaetzle.
Erse IS better over 1 year ago
Speed kills!
Doug K over 1 year ago
Does the part about the Stooges include both Curly and Shemp?
bigger Nate over 1 year ago
Time to turn the page on this one
John Wiley Premium Member over 1 year ago
The Stooges – Punk rock band led by Iggy Pop. Also known as the Psychedelic Stooges.
Richard Howland-Bolton Premium Member over 1 year ago
It won’t work! People will see how many ’n’s there are in his speech bubble.
ewaldoh over 1 year ago
Somebody tell me when Mallett gets back from vacation.
Skeptical Meg over 1 year ago
In florida, if you try to read a book about Glam Rock, you’ll find banned band books.
DaBump Premium Member over 1 year ago
I’ll tell you what, from what I’ve heard there are a bunch of kids’ books that have won awards that SHOULD be banned. They used to ask, “Do you know where your children are?” Now it’s, “Do you KNOW what your children are reading? Including their homework and suggested reading books?” And then there’s all the junk on all the TV with cable and satellite services, and their phones with the internet…
Detroit Dan over 1 year ago
My first concert was Iggy and the Stooges.
fritzoid Premium Member over 1 year ago
There’s probably a new Beatle book published every week, so you could make a career out of that alone.
It’s interesting, though, that Caulfield’s choices all seem to align his tastes with a middle-aged white guy’s. Why not something about Sly and the Family Stone? Or the Supremes? Or the Runaways? Or Public Enemy? Or the Fugees? Or…
(Not that middle-aged white guys wouldn’t read any of those, of course.)
Caldonia over 1 year ago
Uh, what do you want, a medal, Caulfield?
Teto85 Premium Member over 1 year ago
There’s a Canadian group I like. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G_L9tXEwmc
SofaKing over 1 year ago
There’s a book about Iggy and the Stooges? I need to find that. I’m currently reading Bon: The Last Highway, it’s excellent.
Charlie Tuba over 1 year ago
When I first saw “The Stooges” I thought of the “Three Stooges”. I had to look up to find out that they were a band.
sandpiper over 1 year ago
Caulfield’s jokes are like the hammer-on-the-knee test. He triggers reflex action from people too embedded in their bigotry to see clearly.
Lambutts over 1 year ago
Listening to the bands themselves is more fun
tcviii Premium Member over 1 year ago
Are there really books about all the bands discussed?
unfair.de 4 months ago
I read through to this from the beginning. It took me actually several months but I couldn’t help myself from composing the occasional comment and research on the one or other factoid that sprung up from the strip or other’s comments.