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  1. 4 days ago on In the Bleachers

    My kitchen clock has formulae for each of the 12 numbers, not quite as complicated as this one but you do need a moment to think.

  2. 16 days ago on Betty

    the European game designers design games where the outcome is not obvious after 5 moves. See for choices. All these games are also available in actual boardgames. My current favourite is Forest Shuffle

  3. 19 days ago on Home Free

    Some guy named gregory??

  4. 24 days ago on Ziggy

    my weight issues remind me of an old joke (pre-locking gas caps) where one guy was bragging about his gas mileage. His neighbours started adding small amounts of gas to his tank and he just bragged even more. Then they took gas out of his car and he went crazy trying to figure out why. Is God playing that same joke on me?

  5. 24 days ago on Back to B.C.

    For me, one of the worst was the last Wrigley commercial where someone would beat up a guitar player to show that Wrigley’s wasn’t old fashioned. When I complained, they said it was just humour. … but the commercials stopped shortly after that. I guess I wasn’t the only one complaining.

  6. 28 days ago on Jim Benton Cartoons

    … and I’ve been shot by a little naked guy (courtesy of the same comic on instagram)

  7. about 1 month ago on For Better or For Worse

    When she said she couldn’t wait that long, I thought she was pregnant

  8. about 2 months ago on The Argyle Sweater

    In Canadian bowling a perfect game is 450 but your point is valid

  9. about 2 months ago on For Heaven's Sake

    I got two meanings or images at the same time. A reference to playing football on thanksgiving and a hope for world peace. very clever!

  10. 2 months ago on That is Priceless

    I thought Steve had modified the painting so I looked it up and found this: The depicted lady was identified as Margaret, Countess of Tyrol, who was described by her enemies as ugly; however, she had died 150 years earlier. According to some scholars, the portrait served as a basis for John Tenniel’s 1869 illustrations of the Duchess in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.