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1. about 2 hours ago on Cul de Sac

   I do not love deviled eggs.

   Or ham.

   I will not eat them, Sam-I-Am.

2. about 10 hours ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   The comic isn’t only about soccer. Read the last two panels.

   No one likes us, I don’t know why

   We may not be perfect but heaven knows we try

   But all around even our old friends put us down

   Let’s drop the big one, and see what happens

   …

   Asia’s crowded, Europe’s too old

   Africa is far too hot and Canada’s too cold

   South America stole our name

   Let’s drop the big one, there’ll be no one left to blame us

   We’ll save Australia, don’t want to hurt no kangaroo

   We’ll build an all-American amusement park there

   They got surfing, too!

   Boom goes London, boom Paree

   More room for you and more room for me

   And every city the whole world round

   Will just be another American town

   Oh, how peaceful it’ll be, we’ll set everybody free

   You’ll have Japanese kimonos, baby

   There’ll be Italian shoes for me

   They all hate us anyhow

   So let’s drop the big one now

   “Political Science,” Randy “National Treasure” Newman

3. about 11 hours ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   By “Does he think…” do you mean Gavin, or Ruben?

   Ruben knows soccer is more popular, but Gavin does not.

4. about 11 hours ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   Get rid of the offsides rule. Allow for the fast break, just the striker and the goalie.

5. about 11 hours ago on Ink Pen

   It DOES look like she managed to make her shoulders less broad, though. That’s the opposite of what most women’s business suits try to do.

6. about 11 hours ago on Cul de Sac

   Well, “the traffic turned snarled and ugly” is grammatically incorrect if “snarled” is a verb rather than an adjective.

   However, “the traffic turned ugly and snarled” would accommodate either sense.

   But “the ugly traffic turned and snarled” would work ONLY if “snarled” is a verb.

7. about 12 hours ago on Barney & Clyde

   This is the second time recently that someone other that the Weingartens (père et fils) apparently was credited with the joke.

   If you go back to 9/1/24, the strip is credited to Mark Raffman and David Clark (even in the header); they even make it part of the gag.

8. about 12 hours ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Don’t forget “Pleasure and Pain.”

9. about 24 hours ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   When a car meets a pedestrian, a cyclist, or a motorcycle, the car wins regardless of who has the right of way. That’s why I no longer ride a motorcycle.

10. about 24 hours ago on Baldo

    Like the “Fast & Furious” franchise.

    “It’s not about car chases, it’s about family.”