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1. 2 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   Being wrong is mandatory.

2. 2 days ago on Nancy

   It was going good for a few days.. and we’re back.

3. 4 days ago on Nancy

   Vinegar = dimmer switch.

4. 7 days ago on Phoebe and Her Unicorn

   Or it could be… you.

5. 12 days ago on Yes, I'm Hot in This

   Gehad, say: Huda, I need my sleep and I’m allergic to cats. If it has to be one or the other then you choose.

6. 21 days ago on Yes, I'm Hot in This

   If it’s Huda’s money then Huda can buy whatever the heck she wants.

7. 22 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Sorry for your loss. Grief beyond imagination. I’m glad you have each other for comfort.

8. 22 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   No greater sadness than the loss of one’s spouse.

9. 23 days ago on Frazz

   If they had better music then they’d play better music. Where to find a songwriter?

10. 23 days ago on Yes, I'm Hot in This

    I was in O from 1953-1971. … The mines, located underneath Lake Erie, harvest about 12,000 tons of salt every day. By Jacob DeSmitOn Whiskey Island, a large, cage-like hoist travels 1,800 feet beneath Lake Erie at a four-minute pace — a rapid trip that feels like a hellish eternity to an outsider. For Cargill (International Salt in my day) employees, the descent, which can reach a top speed of 500 feet per minute, is more akin to the mundane morning elevator ride, en route to one of Cleveland’s most unique workplaces: the underground mine, a cavernous world unto itself where the salt used to clear winter’s icy roads is harvested each day. … Excerpt from ClevelandMagazine 7-31-23 (The “cage” is called the skip. While traveling in its dark descent It was wise to use one’s hard hat to protect a body part other than the head else a goose was certain.)