Recent Comments

1. about 2 months ago on FoxTrot

   My school used non-electrical microscopes. The mirror underneath the specimen was aimed toward natural sunlight to light up the slide.

2. 6 months ago on Garfield

   And that’s why you feed your pets on the floor.

3. almost 4 years ago on The Other Coast

   Personally, I don’t see a problem with a wet dog. It’s not like they have body odor.

4. almost 4 years ago on The Middletons

   If anything, dogs love stinky things.

5. over 4 years ago on Frank and Ernest

   People also need to remember they don’t need to clear the shelves of everything in sight. They should shop like they normally did before the virus hit.

6. over 4 years ago on Pluggers

   I use Post-it adhesive roll pieces to put on the containers and put the date on them so I would know when it was made and how long it was in the fridge. This way we can know whether or not the leftover is edible.

7. over 4 years ago on Dogs of C-Kennel

   I had a Chesapeake Bay Retriever that loved to be vacuumed. She would wait until I finished the floors then come begging to be vacuumed next.

8. over 4 years ago on Shoe

   We had three kinds of waterbeds over the years. The first one was the huge bag where whenever you moved around, both of us were waiting for the waves to stop. The second one was fiber filled which cut down the motion a great deal. The third one was a hollow mattress with 10 tubes in it. Five of the tubes were free flow and the other five were fiber filled. All three had one thing in common, as they got older they were more prone to leaks and it was a very heavy hassle to plug them up. We now have a regular old-fashioned mattress and less hassle. Unfortunately, the bedbugs thought so too.

9. almost 5 years ago on The Born Loser

   I looked up the recipe for it and it sounds quite good. Don’t no why Brutus wouldn’t like it. Pork and veal are quite good, although I haven’t seen veal in a very long time.

10. about 5 years ago on Dark Side of the Horse

    I love these elevator strips. Always a rib tickler.