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  1. over 15 years ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    Thank you for an intelligent comment (I am serious) . Lay your suspicions aside; I am not associated with “Groversfather” . If you are referring to my rule of thumb, my post adheres to that rule. It may not initially add anything to the comment but I am hopeful one or two people might think again before posting. Slowly this section will become enhanced. I put in a small investment of my time in the hope that it will help not just myself, but others. You may call me a humanitarian.

  2. over 15 years ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    Might I recommend a rule of thumb:

    After you type your comment, read it! Think to yourself “Does this enhance the comic at all?” If the answer is no, delete the message. If you answer yes, post it. If your comment reads “Yeah, he’s real excited….” or “Ahahahahahahah!” then don’t post it. The entire point of the last frame is to let people know that Calvin is not excited about going to the zoo. If one does not understand that, sarcasm will not penetrate their cranial void either. Posting a comment of laughter is also pointless. It is a posting created just to see your name printed and a sign of megalomania. You have not done anything besides waste space and time.

    A special side note for puddleglum2: before you go looking for problems where they do not exist, check to make sure you are not hypocritical. The preposition Calvin’s dad uses is “to” not “at”. “Been to” refers to being at the actual location (the zoo); “Gone to” refers to the movement to that location. You then go on to write “The rule is GONE TO (action), BEEN AT (state of being).” Parentheses are used to signify that the contained phrases are not necessary in the sentence. You therefore wrote “The rule is GONE TO, BEEN AT.” Which makes no sense.

    How about we try to step it up a notch. The internet has provided delusions that every fragment of a thought needs to be posted. Let’s make sure we start reversing this downwards trend. It will help humanity and those of you who are typing merely to see your name in print; if you stopped writing useless comments and started spending that time looking for a friend, you would have one by now.