Recent Comments

1. 6 months ago on Rubes

   And “atlatl” ticks people off in the NYT Spelling Bee, where it is never accepted. Most likely because it is a foreign word that is not widely known or used in the USA.

2. 7 months ago on Non Sequitur

   Those items are obsolete!? Who knew?

3. 8 months ago on Speed Bump

   If they had lasted much longer you would have gone insane.

4. 8 months ago on Speed Bump

   Our greyhound, Bluebell, loved her stuffed toys. She carried them around all the time, used the larger ones as pillows. In the 11 years she was with us she never damaged a toy in any way. It was as if they were her babies. Before she would accept a new toy as her own we had to rub it on her back to put her smell on it—unless it was a flimsily wrapped Christmas present that we handed to her. Then she understood that it was hers and she would open it and adopt it immediately.

5. 8 months ago on Rubes

   His Employer must provide him with an expense account.

6. 8 months ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   Language Police on the scene. That’s do re me fa SOL la ti do.

   Also, for the edification of @Hello Everyone, that’s ol’, not ‘ol. The purpose of the apostrophe is to show where a letter has been omitted.

7. 8 months ago on Shoe

   This is an old Jewish joke that I heard from a friend when I lived in Israel. “Why does a Jew always answer a question with a question?” “Why do you ask?”

8. 9 months ago on Mike Luckovich

   As a veteran of nearly eight years of active service, for me it was when Trump insulted and belittled an American family who lost their son in Afghanistan that he should have been hanged from a lamppost.

9. 11 months ago on Matt Davies

   “… only folks working on the bridge were lost.” O, only six men laboring to give their families better lives. That counts as a tragedy in my book.

10. 11 months ago on Matt Davies

    Following the tragic loss of life in the Key Bridge disaster, this is inappropriate.