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1. about 21 hours ago on Frazz

   I never enjoyed sports. Both playing or watching. But I do enjoy watching and listening to my neighbor Dave. The day before a Lions game, he goes grocery shopping. That evening he starts cooking. Game days starts off with wonderful odors wafting over to my place. Mouth watering wafting, if you get my drift. Three hours before kickoff, his adult kids, their wives and grandkids troop in. At halftime, the noshing must begin because it is so quiet. After the game I enjoy listening to Dave give the game’s highlights, the main players colleges they attended and any relevant injuries. No, I never liked sports, both playing or watching. But there is neighbor Dave.

2. about 21 hours ago on Non Sequitur

   Perhaps we just find a person in our path that tests the courage of our convictions and how consistently we try to live by a moral code. The person might be trying to convince us to not believe our eyes and ears, that hoarding money is good, that by example, manipulating weaker folks for personal gain is perfectly ok. Then we have a choice, don’t we.

3. about 21 hours ago on Non Sequitur

   You know, weave. It’s like cofeffe. Mashing words together is an early sign of mental decline. “ The most common type of dementia speech problem is aphasia, which is difficulty understanding or using words. Aphasia can make it hard to talk, read, and write. People with aphasia may have trouble naming objects, understanding what people say to them, or putting words together to form sentences.”

4. 2 days ago on Non Sequitur

   You know, weave. It’s like cofeffe. Mashing words together is an early sign of mental decline. “ The most common type of dementia speech problem is aphasia, which is difficulty understanding or using words. Aphasia can make it hard to talk, read, and write. People with aphasia may have trouble naming objects, understanding what people say to them, or putting words together to form sentences.” From w3:

5. 2 days ago on Doonesbury

   Dangerous for whom?

6. 3 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   Oh … now that was good

7. 4 days ago on Non Sequitur

   Watch what happens to Maine’s ballot initiative on November 5. The purpose of the initiative is to ask Maine voters if they want to limit the amount of money contributed to political super packs in order to prevent corruption.

8. 4 days ago on Non Sequitur

   Watch what happens to Maine’s ballot initiative on November 5. The purpose of the initiative is to ask Maine voters if they want to limit the amount of money contributed to political super packs in order to prevent corruption.

9. 4 days ago on Non Sequitur

   They have to keep their heads down, so they are not among Trump’s enemies list.

10. 4 days ago on Non Sequitur

    mrwiskers less than a minute ago

    I think we can first start to get $ out of our government by strictly limiting all political campaigning to the month of October. That’s enough time for candidates to get their positions on issues aired. And it would have the added benefit severely limiting those annoying $ requests. Second, to further get money out of government, we need to pass a Constitutional Amendment that kills Citizens United Supreme Court ruling. Third, limit the duration of Supreme Court tenure to 18 years, max. There are other steps we can take, but I believe these would be foundational. Feel free to copy and paste.