I get lots of laughs from the comments on comics. Some are funnier than the strips and some are downright hilarious. Good medicine for early wake ups and the blues.
I had a Business Management professor in college that included several questions on his test that came from the examples in the margins. Stupid questions like “what was the revenue for Exxon in 1979?” I thought the point was what Exxon did to increase its revenue, not what was the revenue.
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eromlig 9 months ago
“Nothing good can come of reading the comments”? Well, that’s disappointing to hear.
Bilan 9 months ago
Somebody’s been hanging around Caulfield.
Concretionist 9 months ago
I dunno. If there are quality categories of comments, then the worst ones are probably the ones paid to make the comments.
Sanspareil 9 months ago
At least Mrs Olsen is not a Russian Trollbot!!!
……..or is she??
MichaelAxelFleming 9 months ago
You can find great wisdom in the margins. Ask Sergio Aragones.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 9 months ago
The wisest statement this strip has ever made.
sandpiper 9 months ago
I get lots of laughs from the comments on comics. Some are funnier than the strips and some are downright hilarious. Good medicine for early wake ups and the blues.
markkahler52 9 months ago
I’d leave a comment, but then there’d be learning afoot (maybe!)
RitaGB 9 months ago
Reading is safe as long as you don’t get into it with the bots.
grocks 9 months ago
And here I am …
DaBump Premium Member 9 months ago
Hey! I… oh, never mind…
calliarcale 9 months ago
HEY! I resemble that remark. :-D
DM2860 9 months ago
I had a Business Management professor in college that included several questions on his test that came from the examples in the margins. Stupid questions like “what was the revenue for Exxon in 1979?” I thought the point was what Exxon did to increase its revenue, not what was the revenue.
royq27 9 months ago
I was going to comment, but figure no good will come of doing so…
The Wolf In Your Midst 9 months ago
Some comments are good. Then there’s the ones from people who are absolutely furious that you’re not slaving away to cater solely to their tastes.
The Brooklyn Accent 9 months ago
Gentlefolk, I believe we have been dissed.
eced52 9 months ago
I can imagine. My mother was a teacher for over 30 years also.
Richard S Russell Premium Member 9 months ago
The comments on Argyle Sweater, where I go for my daily punnishment, are often as good as the strip itself.
unfair.de 9 months ago
Most teachers aren’t „commenting“ they criticize .
Nick Danger 8 months ago
Oh, yeah? Well,
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Commune phaedrum ex sed, nec case dicat te. Te vim timeam blandit dissentias, vix ad essent admodum laboramus. No duis magna minimum sit. Ipsum propriae vis in, ne partem dictas pri. Sit modo tantas aeterno ei.