Recent Comments

1. 7 months ago on Frazz

   “…Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it.”

   Are you talking about the fan or the storage space? (Everything is trade-offs. EVERYTHING!)

2. 7 months ago on Frazz

   The thing that I’ve noticed is that as soon as one of the blatherers says something like “she’s done this perfectly for 27 times this year” she’ll immediately flub it. Happens well over 50% of the time.

3. 7 months ago on Pickles

   Declawing a cat counts as pet abuse in my book. If you can’t handle the claws, don’t get the cat. And note: There are good clippers that even non-experts can use well… if the cat will allow it. Also, you can get epoxied-on claw covers that work quite well but do need to be replaced when the cat sheds the outer layer of the claw… along with the cover.

   And note that however you blunt the claws, the cat won’t be able to climb the drapes.

4. 7 months ago on Non Sequitur

   That’s pronounced “voonderbahr” (badly transcribed). But when I see it, my mind says “wonder bar”… and I’ve got a couple of those sitting next to my hammers on the shop shelf. Very useful tools.

5. 7 months ago on Phoebe and Her Unicorn

   So what you wear “over” underwear is “outerwear”, right? So why isn’t the first category “innerwear”?

6. 7 months ago on Strange Brew

   It was a hard day’s knight…

7. 7 months ago on Rubes

   First time I saw this cartoon it was in, probably, Playboy and it was “a one piece bathing suit”.

8. 7 months ago on Pickles

   Foot odor (like other BO) is about the bacteria or sometimes fungus that love living in that warm dark moist environment. And (like other BO) mostly it can be cured. Medicated foot powders actually work. Well. For most people… or should I say microbiota communities?

9. 7 months ago on Scott Stantis

   Those high chairs aren’t very realistic. At least a couple of them need the kind of chair that comes with ankle shackles. (My opinion only).

10. 7 months ago on Clay Jones

    In a normal court, there ARE such consequences. At least the second time. But this is the pure-D (tadah) House of Representatives where the only rules (pretty much) are what they make up for themselves. I would be surprised but not astounded if they decided they needed a dress code that included big floppy shoes and squirt boutonnieres.