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Upton O'Goode Free

As I am young, strong and handsome it is no wonder women sprawl recumbent at the very sight of me. On the other hand, it could be my heart-stopping animal magnetism causing their utter surrender. Perhaps it's my massive intellect, monetary acumen or artistic talent? There are so many possibilities it's just hard to say. Tell you what, why don't y'all drop by the citadel tomorrow for a Schorschbock or two so you can see for yourselves? I believe the bartender's day off is Friday, but no matter, if he's not here the butler can attend to you. He will let me know you're here at any rate. It's no problem for me to pause work on my cancer cure for a small visit; it's not near done. Got a feeling it's going to take all weekend. ! It'll push back my interview with the pope, but if he wants to work for me as badly as it seems he'll just have to wait.

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Recent Comments

1 day ago on Geech

Yes. A little heavy for my taste but it suits the subject.
1 day ago on Geech

If by “strange” you’re talking about the black strip at the bottom, I suppose it is. But the black strip is not that uncommon with this comic for whatever reason. It’s a shame, too; I view it mostly for the inking. Is the uploader logging off before the image is completely loaded? HeckifIknow!
1 day ago on Nick Anderson

30,000 whoppers over four years, talk about liars.
8 days ago on Pooch Cafe

Have you not read the strip until now? Poncho doesn’t have a master. There is a human who provides him with kibble but master? not so much.
14 days ago on The Argyle Sweater

It had its ups and downs!
16 days ago on ViewsBusiness

The entire lower Rio Grande valley was grassland. The typical pattern of flooding was the big reason, that and a bit wetter climate at the time. The Rio Grande has since been dammed and channeled and run into irrigation systems. Many pecan orchards — no more grassland!
21 days ago on ViewsBusiness

Ha! You know how the big guy is often called Tiny? That’s how Bliss got its name! Not really! The post was named “Fort Bliss” in honor of Lt. Col. William Wallace Smith Bliss. Most recruits would dispute that, however!
22 days ago on Get Fuzzy

You don’t think that spelling “error” was purposeful? You do NOT want the Death card in Tarot at least not upside-down. Right side up it can indicate transformation.
22 days ago on For Better or For Worse

I’ve lived in the current house for 37 years and raised six kids here. When I die, my widow will probably sell the house. New owners beware! Till the back yard at your own risk. The sheer number and variety of pet skeletons could be startling, to say as little as possible.
22 days ago on ViewsBusiness

I live very close to El Paso.

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