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1. about 21 hours ago on Bloom County

   Same thing…

2. 5 days ago on Herb and Jamaal

   Not necessarily. A 2015 study found that well-educated people with plenty of words at their disposal were better at coming up with curse words than those who were less verbally fluent.“Having the strategies to know where and when it’s appropriate to swear, and when it’s not,” Jay said, “is a social cognitive skill like picking the right clothes for the right occasion. That’s a pretty sophisticated social tool.”

3. 9 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   You must do work as a televangelist. Increased viewers = more money

4. 11 days ago on Broom Hilda

   Already available, and it only costs 2 yen for a ticket that wins 1 yen :P

5. 12 days ago on The Knight Life

   The second one is possible, and troubling if it is true

6. 14 days ago on Family Tree

   Nostalgia for some. But records may have a better sound than a lot of the mp3/mp4’s.

7. 24 days ago on Fowl Language

   Reminds me of an older Dutch (?) commercial I remember seeing on TV. It showed a family, with young kids, getting in the car while a rap song is playing. The family starts bobbing their heads along with it and then you hear the verses (I wanna, I wanna, I wanna f**k you in the a**). Then it ended with an ad saying “Learning English?” with the name of the company.

8. 24 days ago on Lio

   Personally, I’m looking at Europe in a few years either way. Love the culture and lifestyle there. Sooner if it gets too bad here, but have to watch out for what putin is doing. Finland has already told their people to prepare for war based on russia’s actions.

9. 24 days ago on Lio

   Even if people do decide to leave, they are still (currently) able to vote in federal elections by mail. They can still work toward a better future that way at least.

10. 24 days ago on Over the Hedge

    RJ better check to see which bible version that Vern is using. He may have to look at a few more to find his answer.There are currently over 3,142 versions in over 2,073 languages available digitally on , of which 1,768 are available audibly. There are also versions in nearly 2,033 languages at and a similar number on the American Bible Society’s .