Recent Comments

1. 14 days ago on Arlo and Janis

   That’s brutally ironic!

2. 27 days ago on Speed Bump

   Glad it wasn’t Jack sh!t in a box… that could have been messy.

3. 28 days ago on Savage Chickens

   Double funny since the Mirage closed in July and will be replaced by a Hard Rock. If you see the Mirage, it really is a mirage.

4. 29 days ago on JumpStart

   All registrations that I know of have the VIN, which will identify the make and model, and can (usually) be used to look up the original paint code from the manufacturer.

5. about 1 month ago on Super-Fun-Pak Comix

   Apparently, being “regular” is also a quirky trait? Does he take Metamucil?

6. about 2 months ago on Drabble

   No problem. Just return it.

7. 3 months ago on The Other Coast

   Taken in his prime… for his Prime.

8. 4 months ago on The Argyle Sweater

   I remember that show. I always thought of it as “Gilligan in Space” because it starred Bob Denver.

9. 5 months ago on Over the Hedge

   Um… In 1982 you’d probably be working for NASA if you had a laptop computer with an integrated screen. (Grid Compass 1101.)

10. 5 months ago on Mike Beckom

    I read that it had been made functional again – at least temporarily- and according to U.S. Central Command something like 650 metric tones of aid – whatever that may be – had been delivered to Gaza as of June 20.

    It seems like it’s generally been a boondoggle, but if you look at it as a military field test, it’s probably been quite informative. This is a system that was developed to be deployed in operations in a potential Indo-Pacific conflict and seems it hadn’t been used in a real-life situation. htt ps: /news / the-armys-floating-pier-in-gaza-is-a-preview-of-china-tactics