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  1. 16 days ago on Frazz

    Caulfield is there only because he knows that Mrs. O screws this up every year? So that he can give her a hard time about it? Do I have this straight?

  2. 26 days ago on Frazz

    I’m the only one saying it so the thought is “original.” See how that works?

  3. 26 days ago on Frazz

    Let me invite you, please, to look up the word cliché. I don’t think it means what you think it means.

  4. 26 days ago on Frazz

    A little change of pace today! Instead of bashing football coaches (remember Coach Hacker?) and the sports’ fans, Mallett is going after the NFL’s legion of corporate lawyers. Granted, there are worse targets.

  5. 26 days ago on Frazz

    Drunkards, every last one of them. To paraphrase Woody Allen, I’m sure they enjoy being reduced to a cultural stereotype.

    Any other groups you’d care to demean?

  6. 27 days ago on Frazz

    Okay! Let’s add ice fishermen (fisherpersons) to the list. Golfers and football fans, we already know have no place in MallettLand.

  7. 28 days ago on Frazz

    Hey, Jef-with-one-f, aren’t you the one who wrote the dialog for the strip? If so, wouldn’t that mean you’re patting yourself on the back?

  8. about 2 months ago on Frazz

    It doesn’t matter, kid. In the slightest.

    Ah, but you’re a character in “Frazz”, so it’s matter of life and death.

    Never mind.
  9. about 2 months ago on Frazz

    Relateable. To the kid, his persona, his attitude. Most of the comments are about apples. Your argument is apples and oranges. (Er, apples and a smart-aleck kid.)

  10. about 2 months ago on Frazz

    A little kid tells us how goofy a boomer is for caring about the planet; punctuates it with an eye roll; shares his perspective on the hybridization of apples, much of which he did not witness first-hand.

    And this material is relatable to . . . whom, I wonder?