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1. about 17 hours ago on Ten Cats

   There is an earthcam dot com for a michigan snowman. Most days one may see many squirrels, both black and gray, and turkeys. At night the deer stop by to feed.

2. about 18 hours ago on Peanuts

   There is an earthcam dot com for abbeyroad in london england. Most days I see tourists impeding the traffic by just standing in the middle of the road.

3. about 18 hours ago on Dick Tracy

   Most regular folks have more experience with gas than interactions with the police or the fictitious Dick Tracy police.

4. about 18 hours ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   I could be wrong, but I must assume that the drones must be controlled by a radio frequency [not by ESP]. Therefore get the FCC involved to locate the source of the operators.

5. 1 day ago on Mutt & Jeff

   In the market, I note that seedless grapes also say “raisins sans pepins” on the bag — so I have to wonder what is the Spanish word for what the English call raisins?

6. 3 days ago on Dick Tracy

   Maybe Tom’s father had two sisters.

7. 3 days ago on Peanuts

   A “look” at the policy would not be a single page — set aside several hours for trying to plow through all the gobble-de-gook legal reasons they won’t pay, even though your bank wants it before granting a mortgage.

8. 3 days ago on The Boondocks

   Amen

9. 3 days ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   Organic chalcogen compounds, especially organic sulfur compounds, have the tendency to smell unpleasant. Dimethyl telluride also smells unpleasant, and selenophenol is renowned for its “metaphysical stench”.

   “Tellurium breath” is caused by the body converting tellurium from any oxidation state to dimethyl telluride, ((CH3))2Te, a volatile compound with a pungent garlic-like smell. Volunteers given 15 mg of tellurium still had this characteristic smell on their breath eight months later. In laboratories, this odor makes it possible to discern which scientists are responsible for tellurium chemistry, and even which books they have handled in the past. Even though the metabolic pathways of tellurium are not known, it is generally assumed that they resemble those of the more extensively studied selenium because the final methylated metabolic products of the two elements are similar.

   WIKI

10. 3 days ago on Andy Capp

    Where is Susan?