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1. over 6 years ago on PreTeena

   My dad used to let him in through the front door. Easter Bunny, too. He would tell us he was on first name basis with them. :) And that’s why he always knew where the eggs were hidden, too.

2. over 8 years ago on Luann

   Keep the sensible shoes, Bernice—Luann is going to regret tottering all over the city in heels if they actually do a little sight-seeing. But a nice outfit would not come amiss.

3. over 8 years ago on New Adventures of Queen Victoria

   I like the Oxford comma very much, having been taught to use it back in the 80s, and I loathe greengrocer’s apostrophes (I didn’t know there was a name for them until now; thanks!).

4. over 8 years ago on Rose is Rose

   Not to mention, nobody would let a customer into the backroom!

5. over 8 years ago on Starslip

   Very Shmoo like in a way..(see Li’l Abner, 1948)

6. over 8 years ago on For Better or For Worse

   I would be the unhappy one here—I dislike dancing. My husband likes it a lot more than I do; he’s the one who insisted we have dancing at our wedding reception.

7. over 8 years ago on Dragon Girl

   Perhaps you should wait until it’s done and read it all at once (like a book?). There are other webcomics that have had slow periods that improved mightily when I went back and read them all at once..Mind, I don’t have your issues here, but it’s worked in other places. Give it a try!

8. over 8 years ago on MythTickle

   I would have thought it was an ancient coin by the shape, not a farthing from Merrie Olde England. And heads should still be the same, right—a head?

9. over 8 years ago on Luann

   She’s actually human!

10. over 8 years ago on Doonesbury

    “If the money keeps rolling in what’s a girl to do? Cream a little off the top for expenses—wouldn’t you? But where on Earth can people hide their little piece of Heaven? Thank God for Switzerland Where a girl and a guy with a little petty cash between them Can be sure when they deposit no-one’s seen them Oh what bliss to sign your checks as three-o-one-two-seven Never been accounts in the name of Eva Peron!”—“And the Money Kept Rolling In,” Evita