Adam@Home by Brian Basset
- July 12, 2009
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Welcome to the new way to office, straight from the humor of Brian Basset. Follow this hilarious yet true-to-life work-at-home dad, Adam, as he deals with job deadlines, minivan support groups, sibling arguments and marital bliss while chasing down overnight delivery trucks and searching for the perfect latte to appease his caffeine addiction.
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Joe Minotaur said, 4 months ago
Plus tip.
Carmy
said,
4 months ago
I like the coupons too. I just wish there would be more that I can actually use.
cleokaya
said,
4 months ago
carmy - ditto
Jor-El said, 4 months ago
Carmy, I know.
My Sunday paper will feature a huge banner that says “Save $327.00 in coupons”.
But I’m lucky if there’s a 35-cent coupon that I can actually use.
imnshol2 said, 4 months ago
With this site I don’t need the Sunday paper.
BC13
said,
4 months ago
Clayton’s always looking for ways to make an easy buck. He learned that being a pro baseball player was too much work. He’ll probably make a good manager.
I never used a fraction of the coupons in those coupon books that come in the mail.
I haven’t bought a Sunday paper - or any other - in years. The internet has it all - including the unwanted adds.
My favorite sections of the Sunday paper were the sports and comics, of course.
Josh 1360 said, 4 months ago
I still buy Sunday AJC paper (weather permitting), but I only read the ones on this site that aren’t in the AJC on Sundays.
pearlandpeach said, 4 months ago
ajc on line is a good site. Ditto all on the lack of useful coupons. Who does use all those??
bald 716 said, 4 months ago
sometimes i will use the coupons to one particular restaurant i like, but as for store coupons, it really isn’t worth a few cents to me when i use more gas than is it worth
pibfan868
said,
4 months ago
You have to buy name brands to use coupons, and that’s something I rarely do.
Doctor Toon
said,
4 months ago
My former mother in law loved to shop. I bought the Sunday paper for the comics and gave the coupons and sale ads to her. When she was dying the ads were like virtual shopping for her. The pastor mentioned something about our paper sharing at her funeral. I hadn’t cried until then, but that was what broke me.
Dypak
said,
4 months ago
You know toon, you’re not such a bad guy after all. Thanks for sharing your story, it was nice.
benbrilling
said,
4 months ago
My rule of thumb is not to use a coupon unless it cuts at least a dollar off the price of no more than two items and it has to be for something I’d buy anyway or something I’d like to try. Otherwise it goes straight into the recycling bin. Kerplunk.
Jor-El said, 4 months ago
@doctortoon: I think Dypak speaks for us all.
@Josh1360 and pearlandpeach: Thanks for the tip on AJC.
I also like Arizona Central. They feature some of my favorites including Archie, Blondie, Crock, Dennis the Menace, Lockhorns and Popeye.
It’s a nice collection of classics and hard to find strips.
http://www.azcentral.com/ent/comics/
D-i-c-e-R said, 4 months ago
A family reading together? There’s something you don’t see often these days. There used to be something intimate about sharing a paper. Now, we share with thousands of people all over the world online.
Cashew Jim
said,
4 months ago
Our local paper, The Branson Daily News, only published on Tue thru Sat. They use local postal service for subscriber delivery so no Sunday paper, and no working on Sunday, so no Mon paper. As if 5 days a week and calling it a daily paper was not bad enough, they have just changed to Wed and Sat only (the primary advertising days) but still call it daily. They also deleted all comics and essentially all national news and sports. It is fine if all you want is local news, sports, and social events, but even then it is not timely. I have shifted to hometowndailynews.com for the local news. It is sponsored by a local radio station and is really up to date with local news and events with multiple updates daily. If you are ever in Branson MO remember KRZK 106.3 FM and KOMC 100.1 for local news and entertainment offers. Branson, live music capitol of the USA.
Furienna said, 4 months ago
Our local newspaper is published on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, but not on Sundays or Holidays. They have a few comic strips every day.
Shikamoo
said,
4 months ago
Hi Doc- That was a wonderful time to share with her while she was alive.
cleo What’s your avatar say?
dante.deangelo said, 4 months ago
I love the coupons and the comics. The editorials are usually too left for me.