Recent Comments

1. 7 days ago on Doonesbury

   It’s not actually an X, it’s a greek chi, used among Christians since the beginning as an abbreviation for chi-rho-iota-sigma-tau-omicron-sigma or christos. So, not necessarily related to one’s enthusiasm for Christmas.

2. 7 days ago on Andy Capp

   “No chemicals used to grow the grapes.”

   Not even dihydrogen monoxide, which is proven to contribute to healthy plant growth?

3. 9 days ago on Moderately Confused

   Ugh, who would eat cornflakes when their mother isn’t making them?

4. 9 days ago on The Buckets

   A house in my neighborhood had a ~10 ft skeleton hanging from a tree beginning about mid-September. It’s still there, but now it’s wearing a Santa suit.

5. 9 days ago on Barney & Clyde

   Sure, but less useful to her goal of agitating the parent

6. 13 days ago on FoxTrot Classics

   I don’t think so, I’ve always remembered that one, it was for AlkaSeltzer

   youtube DOT com/watch?v=48TewJlc6BA

   And this one is really great, old and new Spock (but I can never remember which car it is about)

   youtube DOT com/watch?v=MVoDnGVkWCA

   But I think this one is the best of all time, Carl Hardee Senior

   youtube DOT com/watch?v=YrsJFDaAaLU

7. 14 days ago on Betty

   When I used to wear a watch, I preferred one on a ring

8. 15 days ago on F Minus

   “stop coming here illegally”: If so many people risk everything to violate these laws, is there a flaw in the laws themselves? Why don’t we just focus on keeping the actual criminals out (murderers, rapists, drug dealers, etc.) and leave the economic refugees alone? “Woe to you who make unjust laws” (Isaiah 10:1)

9. 16 days ago on Tank McNamara

   I really love the apple-cranberry oatmeal, and the cranberry English muffins

10. 16 days ago on Tank McNamara

    I have always loved mince pie