“When we look out into space, all of the astrophysical objects that we see are embedded in magnetic fields. This is true not only in the neighborhood of stars and planets, but also in the deep space between galaxies and galactic clusters. These fields are weak — typically much weaker than those of a refrigerator magnet — but they are dynamically significant in the sense that they have profound effects on the dynamics of the universe.”
Good luck getting through interstellar space on a fridge magnet, girls!
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It’s another three-part classic comics update for the 30th:
Skeezix can’t understand why everyone doesn’t collect postmarks, which made baseball card collecting into a fairly lucrative field, at least for a time. Walt tells him that people have different hobbies, even among those who collect things. The candy store guy gets an even chance to turn the phoney nickel into some real money.
Lance gets the “real” story on Basil from Hank, but neglects to tell him that Lazy was the sole source on that report. Brenda tracks down the “black” orchid, and finds a florist who doesn’t know chlorophyll from shinola.
Rufus gets Melba all the way up to his front doorway ‘for a quick look inside’, only Uriah Pert is there to kill the mood.
angelolady Premium Member 23 days ago
I got that. Can barely remember.
snsurone76 23 days ago
So—will Dick Tracy be tailing that “vehicle”??
iggyman 23 days ago
Diet Snith’s space coupe technology put to work!
Dirty Dragon 23 days ago
“When we look out into space, all of the astrophysical objects that we see are embedded in magnetic fields. This is true not only in the neighborhood of stars and planets, but also in the deep space between galaxies and galactic clusters. These fields are weak — typically much weaker than those of a refrigerator magnet — but they are dynamically significant in the sense that they have profound effects on the dynamics of the universe.”
Good luck getting through interstellar space on a fridge magnet, girls!
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It’s another three-part classic comics update for the 30th:
Skeezix can’t understand why everyone doesn’t collect postmarks, which made baseball card collecting into a fairly lucrative field, at least for a time. Walt tells him that people have different hobbies, even among those who collect things. The candy store guy gets an even chance to turn the phoney nickel into some real money.
Lance gets the “real” story on Basil from Hank, but neglects to tell him that Lazy was the sole source on that report. Brenda tracks down the “black” orchid, and finds a florist who doesn’t know chlorophyll from shinola.
Rufus gets Melba all the way up to his front doorway ‘for a quick look inside’, only Uriah Pert is there to kill the mood.
stu1nyrf 23 days ago
Hee! Hee! Giggle!
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray 23 days ago
Looks like crossover time at the comics corral.
TracyFan 65 23 days ago
I remember that line from back in the day, as a Dick Tracy fan since the 1960’s!
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 23 days ago
The nation that control’s Slim’s appetite controls the Universe
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 23 days ago
If you want a crossover, remember the parallelisms on how Junior Tracy and Rover found new homes
billyk75 23 days ago
Chester?
Uncle $crooge 23 days ago
That is one messed-up face in the first panel. And that finger looks like it is ready for some serious pickin’.
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member 22 days ago
It would be a better cross over if it featured our pipe smoking sage, Joel. He should be involved (Rufus can stay home, watching Meowerce).