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- over 5 years ago on Calvin and Hobbes
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over 5 years ago
on Loose Parts
That reminds me – often times I see products for sale on Amazon where the bulk price is actually higher than buying them individually. I wonder how many people buy in bulk anyway not bothering to do the calculations.
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over 5 years ago
on Get Fuzzy
“Excellent” … no doubt spoken just like Mr. Burns from the Simpsons :)
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over 5 years ago
on Get Fuzzy
I sell things online and although most customers order on my website I also regularly receive phone orders. Often times, people will call me with their questions before purchasing. I help them to select the right product for their application, and since we’re already talking many of them will proceed to place the order right then over the phone.
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over 5 years ago
on Calvin and Hobbes
Calvin was scared indeed (check the previous days) – but now that he’s convinced that his pet tiger scared the burglars away, he has nothing to fear. How can he be scared when he has a pet tiger? Nobody can hurt him when Hobbes is there to protect him!
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over 5 years ago
on Luann
I suppose it never occurred to Tiffany to use the credit card to invest in starting up her new nail salon. Sure, she’s not allowed to do business in the dorm – but maybe she could rent a corner at the Fuse or something. Oh, I guess we’re supposed to totally forget about that now.
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over 5 years ago
on Non Sequitur
It’s a shame Wiley couldn’t control himself. I don’t like Trump either, but if I was a cartoonist I absolutely wouldn’t insert foul language of that sort in comics that are read by children! Yes, I know he left out the first letter, but come on, it’s very clear what was intended. Too bad, because I love this comic strip and now some people will miss out because in a moment of boundless hatred for the president he went too far. (Again, I don’t like Trump either, but at least I’m rational about it.)
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almost 6 years ago
on Luann
Well, you were all wrong. Greg did continue the story line after all.
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almost 6 years ago
on Calvin and Hobbes
That’s what I was wondering. Shouldn’t he put on his spacesuit before climbing out of his spacecraft?
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about 6 years ago
on Loose Parts
Oh it’s not all that bad – Uncle Phil needed to lose weight anyway.
I’m sure their car had a manual transmission, meaning it’s free rolling unless it’s in gear or the e-brake is set. Remember, this strip was written in the ’80s when manual trans were more common.