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1. about 23 hours ago on Dick Tracy

   So much wrong with Sam feeling his nasty guts.

2. about 23 hours ago on Curses

   Hey, melted gold is still gold, right?

3. about 23 hours ago on B.C.

   He doesn’t have to pass through the goComics nanny filter.

4. about 23 hours ago on B.C.

   You mean S-ant-a Claus!

5. about 23 hours ago on Working Daze

   Not sure you’ve heard but the guys have been making internet content for decades. Cinematic Titanic and Riff Trax are both MST style shows found on the internet, even down under. And MST3K itself was reborn several years ago, Gizmonics is now on the Moon. They are on several streaming services.

   Apologies if this is all old news, but I don’t want you to miss out on the laughs. Enjoy!

6. 1 day ago on Working Daze

   Our boys grew up watching MST turkeys with us. You are right, good times.

7. 1 day ago on Dogs of C-Kennel

   You are right. My comment gives Trump much more credit for reasonable, conventional judgement than he has demonstrated or earned.

8. 1 day ago on Arlo and Janis

   I’m 63, I consider the same ;)

9. 1 day ago on Arlo and Janis

   I can remember my father getting his first ever credit card at a Grant’s store. It led to financial worries!

10. 1 day ago on La Cucaracha

    I am afraid that I was not clear to you about my comment regarding the pardon. I am not talking about trials and jury, I am talking about a presidential pardon, which requires NONE of the usual demands made in a court. We KNOW that Hunter was guilty, yet he was pardoned. Donald Trump used the power of executive clemency to pardon a long list of convicted felons, from former Congressmen to US military to drug traffickers.

    So when I say that all that is needed for a pardon in reasonable doubt, that isn’t unreasonable. I beg your pardon for confusing the issue by mentioning trials or juries.

    It is a shame you have not watched Cape Fear. A fictional movie which draws much on events that occur often in real life. I thought that you might have seen the movie and you would use it to connect to my comment.

    Since you seem to prefer real life events regarding lawyers burying evidence (like in the Cape Fear movie) you should check out the Buried Bodies case from upstate NY in the 1970’s. Two young lawyers destroyed their lives by failing to report evidence of other murders that their client had confessed to them. They claimed they were following attorney/client confidentiality. Others say that they did it to keep from influencing the current case against their client.