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1. 4 days ago on Cow and Boy Classics

   Technically only Cow’s face won…

2. 4 days ago on Big Nate

   Just look at the last panel. The photo is already screwed, and this time it was 100% Nate’s fault.

3. 6 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   You are right. The correct expresion is:

   “50% of all people have an above median IQ.”

   Unfortunately it seems that over 50% of all people don’t know the difference between mean (a.k.a. average) and median.

4. 6 days ago on Cow and Boy Classics

   I just realized that we haven’t seen a C&B Sunday strip for a while. That’s because the last Sunday strip was this one, from June 28, 2009:

   gocomics.Com/cowandboy/2009/06/28

   while today’s strip is a re-run from September 8 of that year.

   So we are already revisiting the decline of Cow and Boy, one of the most underrated comic strips ever, in my opinion.

5. 6 days ago on Adam@Home

   Nice excerpt. Although I do wonder how the man was able to say ’Here’s luck, boys’ with a throat so damaged that he couldn’t take nourishment through it…  8^p

6. 7 days ago on Get Fuzzy

   But wait… If Don Liego’s house is so far away that you have to drive to it… then how does Codex get to the meetings of the secret cat society?

   Codex has been lost, roaming through their building for at least three weeks!

7. 8 days ago on Big Nate

   The point is to have fun for a few minutes.

8. 8 days ago on Big Nate

   Yup. And as the panels I cited clearly say, they are in a soccer practice, not in an actual game.

   Nate “just wants to see what it’s like to stop a ball that’s labeled for the top corner.”

   I fail to see what makes you believe that he plans to use the trampoline in an actual game.

9. 8 days ago on Big Nate

   But there is no rule preventing you from using a trampoline during baseball practice.

   I refer you to row two, panels 2 and 3.

10. 9 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

    It’s money that they will get anyway, at the latest as inheritance when you croak. So you are giving them an advance, to make them feel rewarded for the good behavior.

    But in the end it’s like giving a dog treats to reward desirable behavior that you want them to repeat. You will in the end subtract the treats from their regular chow so that they don’t get fat.

    So with both the dog and the child, you are just tricking them.