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Linguist Free

Retired Irish curmudgeon and part-time pirate. Currently hiding out in Ecuador

Comics I Follow

Looks Good on Paper

Tank McNamara

Mike du Jour

1 and Done

Pearls Before Swine

By Stephan Pastis

Ballard Street

By Jerry Van Amerongen

Baldo

By Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos

Non Sequitur

By Wiley Miller

Doonesbury

By Garry Trudeau

Frog Applause

By Teresa Burritt

Herman

Pickles

That is Priceless

By Steve Melcher

Tom the Dancing Bug

By Ruben Bolling

Kliban

For Better or For Worse

By Lynn Johnston

Andy Capp

Recent Comments

about 14 hours ago on Frog Applause

It’s an aggressive progressive verb.
about 19 hours ago on Frog Applause

Raw-frogging reality isn’t as hopped up as it seems. Still, it beats toad-telling truths and conspiracy-croaking cabals.
about 19 hours ago on Frog Applause

No one looked under the new concrete floor in the outhouse.
about 19 hours ago on Frog Applause

Especially, if you live in the United States!
about 19 hours ago on Doonesbury

I have some funny stories about my Alice B. Tokeless Brownies, my herbal chicken, and Italian salad dressing from back in the day. Too long to relate here, but maybe I’ll write a cannabis cookbook, someday.
about 20 hours ago on Non Sequitur

Beat me to it by 20 minutes!
I was just about to write that this was Lucy’s eques version of Lysistrata!
about 20 hours ago on Mike du Jour

Thank you, Mike Lester, for bringing a little lightness and humor into our lives. May you have a bountiful and joyful Thanksgiving.
about 20 hours ago on Tank McNamara

You can’t convince me that Aaron Rodgers hasn’t been over-hyped and over-rated for much of his career. His last years in Green Bay were not exactly stellar performances.
The New York Jests are the graveyard where Quarterbacks’ careers and reputations go to die.
1 day ago on Pickles

Here in Ecuador!
Over the past decade, my hearing discrimination has appreciably diminished making it harder to understand some native speakers.
I’ve never been able to completely comprehend what two of my brothers-in-law say, but then again, I’m not sure that I want to!
People here on the coast – especially, the uneducated, are loud, speak very rapidly, swallow their words, and can be very difficult to understand. Whereas, the people in the mountain regions, speak in a much quieter, clearer, and slower dialect, making it far easier to comprehend – except that I often have to strain to hear them.
1 day ago on Baldo

No expense was spared!
Do you know that it took a couple of days before the penny dropped with him? He thought it was hysterical and hung them prominently around the bar, ( along with a sepia-toned print from the local newspaper’s photo of myself and three others on horseback, drinking in his bar on Opening Day!)

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