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  1. about 11 hours ago on Drabble

    That’s not it…

  2. about 20 hours ago on Heart of the City

    That’s so cute.

    In real life, though, I do agree with Dean’s innocence, and that he’s clueless, since girls mature so much faster for about five years, (she being about age 12or 13) and he won’t catch up to her level of maturity until about the eleventh grade, or until he’s about 16 or 17…

  3. about 20 hours ago on Pooch Cafe

    In real life: Don’t! Don’t! And Don’t!

    I hate it when complete strangers want to be friendly with our dog. Just mind your own business, people!

    Even if a dog is well trained, and I know ours is, you don’t know about any dog if you are a stranger to it, and it might be trained to bite you when you extend your arm toward it…so keep on walking…

  4. about 20 hours ago on Drabble

    OMG, Wendy, are you as dumb as Norm?

    Why would you not have waited for the next elevator???

  5. about 20 hours ago on Drabble

    IKR?

    So she’s not as bright as she’s been drawn….

  6. about 20 hours ago on Baby Blues

    I love it. She looks great with her hair like that. Kirkman and Scott should leave it at that…

    BTW, Wanda, don’t you have a spare brush? I thought everyone would have one or two…

  7. about 20 hours ago on The Boondocks

    “The Rock” Cracks!

    Details page 2.

  8. 4 days ago on Cul de Sac

    oh, yeah…true!

    ; – )

    I was on here too long in the morning, because I posted on other comics too, and was rushing…

  9. 4 days ago on Pooch Cafe

    StarBarks. Indeed!!!!!

    Great one…

  10. 4 days ago on Drabble

    You said: “I may be overlooking something, but I think handicapped parking is the ONLY handicapped amenity that is exclusively for the handicapped to use.”

    …and you are 100% correct. I remember Ann Landers covered that issue years ago, and I cut out that bit from her column and carry it in my wallet. The gist of it is that “all facilities, except the parking spaces” can be used by others.

    The concept of accessibility is that everyone should be able to use a space more easily. For example, when curbs were lowered at walkways, people who had babies in carriages were just as grateful as the people in wheel chairs. the same applied to people who were using canes and who were blind…The same applied to washrooms which were made bigger to accomodate the wheelchair, but at the same time a changing table was installed…etc. … etc. …