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1. about 17 hours ago on Non Sequitur

   Once a clerical error assigned an engineer to Hell. After getting there, the engineer looked around, began designing and installed an air conditioning system, an irrigation system, and other improvements so that things were actually starting to get fairly nice down there.

   Saint Peter discovered the error, and went down below to clear it up and bring the engineer back. The Devil would have none of it, as he liked having an engineer on his staff. At that, Saint Peter threatened to take Satan to court on the issue.

   The Devil only laughed. “You might have all the engineers”, said the Devil, “but we have all the lawyers”.

2. about 17 hours ago on Nancy Classics

   This cartoon was drawn in 1952. A dollar back then would have had the buying power of about $15 today.

3. about 17 hours ago on Monty

   “Honey” by Bobby Goldsboro.

4. about 17 hours ago on Heart of the City

   I have a recipe for a shark stew. My thought was to have people over, watch “Jaws”, then get our revenge by eating the stew.

   No, I never did, and never made the stew. I am well aware that sharks are an endangered species and only eat seafood that was sustainably wild caught.

5. 1 day ago on Wizard of Id

   This could apply to all dogs.

6. 6 days ago on Non Sequitur

   That restaurant was phony to be sure, but one bad restaurant shouldn’t implicate an entire six-state region.

   Did you try any genuine lobster shacks in Maine or elsewhere? Did you check out the history in Plymouth or Salem? Northampton is a bustling college town with a lot to do. In Hartford Connecticut the Old State House, the Mark Twain House, and the Harriet Beecher Stowe House are worth seeing. The Wadsworth Atheneum is the oldest public art museum in the US. Old Wethersfield, just south of Hartford, is a pleasant walk with some fine restaurants and shops. There is much to see in Providence and Newport, Rhode Island. Much to be learned about the old sailing ships and whaling in nearby Mystic, Connecticut. New Hampshire, Vermont, and inland Maine are not so easy to negotiate as a tourist, but a little research will yield some interesting places.

   One needs to give New England (or any other region) a realistic chance.

7. 6 days ago on Heart of the City

   Alan Sherman! Blast from the past!

8. 7 days ago on Nancy Classics

   Well, I remember an old “Dennis the Menace” episode from way back where Mr. Wilson is considering selling his house. Dennis is there and says he will help. Dennis is in the next scene carrying a drum like the one Fritzi has, walking up and down the street in front of the Wilsons’ house, yelling “House for Sale! (boom! boom!)..House for Sale! (boom! boom!)…”

9. 7 days ago on Heart of the City

   How about all those poor Naugas? The ones we take the hides from?

10. 9 days ago on Dick Tracy

    Not necessarily Pruneface that will appear. Remember that there was a Mrs. Pruneface and they might have had children and grandchildren.

    Pruneface, who would have been around 40 years old during the war, would be well over 100 years old by now.