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1. 3 days ago on Working Daze

   So true. When Snow White was out in VCR format, I bought it for my young daughter … and me.

2. 4 days ago on MythTickle

   of course, this is a theatrical production. wouldst Dudley be so mean?

3. 4 days ago on Bliss

   need a bigger boat then

4. 8 days ago on Robert Ariail

   raise the corporation taxes to the former rates. many of them have been reporting record profits these past few years

5. 8 days ago on Working Daze

   just for a moment is truly not quite good enough

6. 8 days ago on Working Daze

   not really good enough

7. 8 days ago on Working Daze

   Star Trek Voyager – my pre-teen daughter discovered it and loved that a female captain was in charge. Years of this paid off as she then discovered Star Wars, LOTR and other sci-fi stuff for us to bond with.

8. 8 days ago on One Big Happy

   “Oh, Grandpa!”

9. 18 days ago on MythTickle

   May El Jefe get his wish – just having Pogo on his shelf puts him halfway there ….

10. 18 days ago on MythTickle

    Pogo is a rare thing to discover in these days. After Walt Kelly died in the early 70’s his wife and others tried to continue the strip, but they couldn’t quite maintain the unique essence of Pogo, though. Without constant exposure these past fifty years many young folks are not aware of him. I fell in love with Pogo whilst reading the editorial page comics (in Detroit the paper deemed it to controversial in the early 60’s to be read by young folks). A rare blend of characters you simply couldn’t help but fall in love with – Albert, Churchy, Howland, Porky, Beauregard, Mademoiselle Hezbah and others (especially that crotchety old lady who smoked a pipe and the ever aspiring frog). And of course, the political characters who were so thinly disguised.