Recent Comments

1. 5 days 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.
2. 5 days 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.)

3. 6 days 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?

4. 23 days ago on Frazz

   Because I’m an anonymous commenter on an Internet forum. Duh.

5. 24 days ago on Frazz

   Isn’t it a bit unseemly for a guy who runs and bikes and swims every day, and has for years, to comment on the failures of the lazy bums who don’t? Just pat yourself on the back; be grateful that you don’t have trouble finding your own motivation; be even more grateful that you have your health, and keep quiet.

6. 29 days ago on Frazz

   Hmmm. Americans are an acquisitive bunch. And we’re prone to hanging onto stuff that clutters up our lives.

   Who knew?

7. about 1 month ago on Frazz

   I’m sure it’s just me, but I’d much prefer that that last stanza be spoken (thought?) by an onlooker. It’s funnier (to me) that someone might be teasing Frazz for being up and out at that hour. When he says/thinks it, it comes off as self-aggrandizing. As in, “Yeah, allthe other lazy boobs in this burg are in bed. Me, I’m doing something special.”

8. about 1 month ago on Frazz

   You look up every word you don’t know? Even words about subjects that don’t interest you, suggested by people you find annoying? Because you have a “responsibility “ to do so?

   Okay.

   As for Jef Mallett (dying toknow why you put his name in quotes) he’s better off on Facebook. For obvious reasons. Lots of fawning over there.

9. about 1 month ago on Frazz

   Of course it is. It’s a very, very fine thing to do. But I’ve always found it profoundly weird that a cartoonist might make “making readers think” such a priority. Be funny! I’m not interested in learning about an endurance athlete’s obsessions.

10. about 1 month ago on Frazz

    Interesting that your comment is all about the commenter and not about the comic, or its author. Is it that hard for you to imagine that someone could have highly developed intellectual curiosity AND disdain for an artist who thinks that prompting readers to do research is more important than making them laugh?