Recent Comments

1. about 5 hours ago on Moderately Confused

   I am fairly certain that the last thing the cartoonist wanted was a deluge of negative comments advising of proper grammar.

2. 3 days ago on WuMo

   Someone’s grammar should be pardoned with similar outcomes!

3. 27 days ago on Barney & Clyde

   Good for dad! About time he showed his skills. Didn’t become a billionaire without some talent. She needs to be put in her place from time to time.

4. 3 months ago on Barney & Clyde

   It works only reading the strip. It doesn’t if saying out loud. For those who don’t get it, “pain” is French for bread.

5. 3 months ago on Peanuts

   Peanuts gets better and better the older I get and when the puns are coming from Snoopy, priceless.

6. 4 months ago on Non Sequitur

   Wiley, i am an avid fan as others here are, this is a repeat with a different profession. Last time you used an attorney.

7. 6 months ago on Pluggers

   This now applies to new cars—and it is not even optional. You wake up in the morning to go to work and all your settings have gone kaflooie.

8. 6 months ago on Dark Side of the Horse

   Good catch. I was about to ask if the artist was inspired by Picasso. that first panel is clearly from the painting.

9. 6 months ago on Barney & Clyde

   The creators of this strip should be commended for their frequent references to the past including personalities, issues and artists. Not unlike Tom Stoppard who throws in references to classic literature in his plays. It is refreshing. My 29-year son hadn’t a clue just as he did not know how to dial a rotary phone.

10. 9 months ago on Non Sequitur

    Wiley is calling down the ghost of Barry Goldwater, in case of you were unaware. Lucy’s statement is a paraphrases from Goldwater’s acceptance speach in 1964 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. If you didn’t know that you lost the whole meaning to today’s strip.