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1. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

   depends on where you live. and also, i have known people that plant them earlier then putting micro-greenhouse tents over them, individually

2. almost 2 years ago on Doonesbury

   rudy was bought by donnie d. chump a long time ago (when he was mayor of new york city)for a life time contract, and he worshiped donnie, to the point he dressed in drag to date donnie

3. almost 2 years ago on Doonesbury

   we talking about the guy who created the space force, so he could “borrow” all the TANG from the govt to make his paste for his spray on “tan”?

4. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

   depends on if it is fresh natural mozzarella or highly processed version on the cheese. there is a difference on how it melts AND tastes

5. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

   she should think the guys like this who went on to become a rich tech mogul, and want to be their first wife, before they want prenups when they get married.

6. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

   must be pretty long by now, unless, like me, you cut it yourself. i need to keep mine really short so cpap mask will stay on, so i give myself a buzz cut (not shaved smooth) whenever it starts to get close to 2 inches long, or every couple months. i admit it isn’t the most fancy of haircuts, but is more comfortable than when it longer, and curlier than steel wool

7. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

   his parents, teachers, and other adults might be only reason he is still alive. he is one of those people who are so smart that he has almost no survival instinct

   just like the old old stereotype of the absent minded professor

8. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

   how does anyone know what charlie browns dad looked like? no adult in peanuts ever had their face shown, animated or strips, and in animated versions, they all had speech impediments that made them sound like trombones. maybe it something unique to puberty in the peanuts universe. i wonder what teenagers sound like? can you imagine when a childs voice starts to break and slowly changes from speech to instrumental sounds?

9. almost 2 years ago on Doonesbury

   no matter how many secrets are revealed, in families, corporations, and governments, there always more secrets (or classified documents) left. some minor secrets are even released to keep deeper secrets hidden.

   for example: some major figure who gets lower flunkie to take blame for their “crimes”. then later on pardon or release them and secretly reward them. scandal passes and very few question the deeper secrets still hidden.

   as for classified documents, it depends on when and who classified them, and if they had a time limit on how long they were supposed to be classified. and remember, most public figures, of government and corporations have dozens of staff members under them, who usually file, transfer, and produce those documents, so they can be hard to trace everyone who had custody of them at any point, and whether any were misplaced. not excusing all the incidents popping up, but those who “find” them or try to hide the documents after they are “discovered” makes you wonder how guilty they are of hiding or taking them. and most classified documents in news are paper, or hard copies. digital records can have whole libraries stored on a single usb thumb drive. imagine how much classified stuff could be on a dozen such drives, carried in a pocket.

   lastly i wonder what kind of “classified document” zonker would have access to? was it in the files he got when he obtained his title? i remember he got an invite to a royal wedding when he got the title

10. almost 2 years ago on FoxTrot

    what do yo define as a gentleman? i’ve see dozens of different definitions from what family your born into, or ho much money you have, or what school you went to, or what club/society/group yo belong to.

    i prefer to define a gentleman (or woman) as someone who is honest, polite, and keeps their promises