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1. 6 days ago on The Lockhorns

   Been over for over a month here, but it is not the cold, it is the rain.

2. 7 days ago on Boomerangs

   My brother is a police officer, and when I showed him this he said "Well while I sympathize with her, I am still bound by the legal system. I might let her off with a warning should her record be otherwise clean. Then I might say “You can tell her you might have a case for mental abuse-talk to an attorney.”

3. 7 days ago on Barney & Clyde
   Liara once said “Theoretical particle physics based on specialized base-twelve mathematics aren’t exactly my specialty.” Of course only Mass Effect fans would get that joke.

   So could he also be base 12 instead

4. 7 days ago on Barney & Clyde

   TransCanine I suspect. That would make him a cat?

5. 7 days ago on Over the Hedge

   We have the Death Star from Star Wars as our tree toper!

6. 11 days ago on B.C.

   It doesn’t work with GenX either, but our generation was too small compared to the other generations, so we couldn’t put those plans into action. Took Millennials and Gen Z to push it.

7. 11 days ago on Red and Rover

   I live in the Pacific Northwest. We bought an artificial tree 13 years ago and it still works. When I look at the cost of recently harvested trees, I look at the artificial and think what a smart move it was.

8. 12 days ago on Arlo and Janis

   I run Windows 11 on one drive, Linux Mint on the other. I boot more into Mint unless I want to run my old Windows games which Wine doesn’t like and which Proton doesn’t like.

9. 12 days ago on Wallace the Brave

   Ummmm—evidently they don’t watch their local Antiques Roadshow—-that could be an expensive fire!

10. 12 days ago on Over the Hedge

    Actually modern thoughts about thumbs down and up in Rome are incorrect. Those thoughts are based on Pollice Verso (Thumbs Down) by Jean-Léon Gérôme, the 19th-century painting.

    Thumbs down means “Swords down”. The losing gladiator was saved.

    Thumbs up meant “Thrust him” or kill the losing gladiator.

    A simple fist with the thumb on the outside meant save the loser and give medical treatment.