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Saturday, April 24, 2010

Family Circus: No, you can't have spaghetti for breakfast.

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In a shocking turn of events,* Thel reacts angrily when Billy challenges her largely arbitrary cultural norms. * Not really !

Blondie: Remember our 10th anniversary? A dab of barbecue sauce behind each ear?!

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Dagwood's food fetish is beginning to disturb me. If we ever see Blondie dressed up as a giant hamburger, I'm out.

Mother Goose and Grimm: Awr kii weyna waha 'unay libaah.

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Today's Mother Goose and Grimm is a pale shadow of this Medium Large from last year :
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The Quigmans: My wife is a quality woman ... and I should know ... I had her professionally appraised.

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Normally I'd write something like this off as satire, but this is The Quigmans , so there's really no way to know. I'm pretty su...
Friday, April 23, 2010

Family Circus: Do you happen to need a taste tester.

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This appears to be Jeffy's go-to move when he's on the hunt for non-raw-human-flesh foods. And let me be the first to say that it j...

Dennis the Menace: What happened at Margaret's stays at Margaret's!

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And so the corruption of our youth continues apace, as not even Menaceville is spared from the TV's siren song of consequence-free three...

F Minus: Hey Heather, how far down do you think those sideburns go?

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Sure, this cartoon turns a phrase around to make a clever commentary on gender relations,* but mostly I just think sideburns are inherently ...
Thursday, April 22, 2010

Family Circus: He's just mad 'cause I had to recall his car.

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What are we to make of Billy's games being so much more sophisticated than those of a normal child? One word: Genius .

I wouldn't say I love my new husband, Nelson, as much as I value him: Love and Marriage in the Comics Section

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Are jokes about hot young women marrying rich old men ever funny? No, they're not. But they are ubiquitous. This is because we, as a soc...
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Pluggers: Nine bucks?! Does that include popcorn and a soft drink?

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Pluggers also remember when jokes about inflation were considered humorous.
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