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10 days ago on Real Life Adventures

They retired from the strip some time ago. The strip has been in reruns, starting from 2010. This panel is from 2011.
12 days ago on For Better or For Worse

There’s a female Canadian (Toronto) DJ on Twitch that I regularly watch, and she’s currently on a 2-week vacation in Mexico. She’s also been to Cuba, another popular place for Canadians as they can go there freely.
15 days ago on Stone Soup

Jan kept doing the Sunday strips for a few years after retiring from the daily strips, which started to be rerun separately as Stone Soup Classics. Then when Jan retired for good, Stone Soup started a rerun of all strips, both the dailys and Sundays , and the Classics was ended.
17 days ago on Stone Soup

Ah, the days of Windows 95, Netscape and dial-up internet, I remember them well. :-)
17 days ago on Frazz

Well, astronomers mark the seasons with the solstices and equinoxes since that’s the precise scientific way. Meteorologists just use 3-month blocks, which makes more common sense. Ancient peoples, especially in what is now Europe but probably elsewhere as well, had the December solstice as the middle point of winter, and the June solstice as midsummer, which is why those days had all kinds of feasts and celebrations. May 1st—May Day— as well, which was the start of summer, as well as being one of the old Cross Quarter days.
23 days ago on Arlo and Janis

Yes, the June Solstice was long considered midsummer by ancient peoples, and the December Solstice was midwinter. Which was why these two days were the focus of many celebrations and festivals. It was only when astronomy became a more modern science that the start of the astronomical seasons were pinned to the solstices and equinoxes.
24 days ago on Cathy Classics

Yeah, forgot about inkjet printers, they use cyan and magenta, which are just variations on blue and red. Probably because they work better than the standard primary colors.
24 days ago on Cathy Classics

There’s two kinds of color mixing, absorption mixing and emissive mixing, and they affect the way primary colors blend. Stuff like paint does absorption, where yellow and blue mixed do make green. Light is emissive mixing, where red and green make yellow. The seven colors of the visible light spectrum (seen in a rainbow) do indeed blend to make white. The same colors in paint form will make black when combined.
24 days ago on PreTeena

Due to some breakdown in the distribution pipeline, GoComics only gets the occasional daily strip in this rerun cycle (the Sunday ones come through). Because of this, I bookmark the Sunday strips from their appearance in 2003, and read the daily strips from that point using the calendar. This current arc with Johnson and Jeri can be read from the start on October 6, 2003. The strip from this past Sunday, Feb 16, 2025, can be found on Oct 12, 2003, and you can see the whole week’s strips of this arc from there.
27 days ago on FoxTrot Classics

I wonder if this was Bill Amend’s commentary on Windows at the time, LOL