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Beardo chronicles the adventures of a plucky cartoonist with a knack for finding the punchline in everyday life. An ongoing comic since 2006, Beardo has come a long way since its debut as the story of a coffeehouse barista with dreams of being an artist. And now, you can read it all from the beginning!
See why Beardo has been a fan favorite for 6 years, and has been nominated for the Shel Dorf Award for Best Syndicated Comic Strip.

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teardroprain said, 6 months ago
Reminds me of what Nordstrom is doing.
margueritem
said, 6 months ago
@teardroprain
I like Nordstrom’s better idea.
Coyoty
said, 6 months ago
Ooh, right in the giblets.
djsabc said, 6 months ago
Around here Christmas came out after Halloween. The seasons are fading fast.
Dragon0131 said, 6 months ago
Lucky people. Around here we’ve been looking at Christmas stuff since Labor Day. I know that many of the major stores at the mall were selling Christmas decorations with at least one department gussied up since then.
detourjones said, 6 months ago
@Coyoty
you say giblets… I say plum puddings…
ewalnut said, 6 months ago
So is this strip about how they start advertising Christmas stuff even before Thanksgiving? Not sure why the turkey would go with him when he’s probably just going to eat it.
bordercolliedawn said, 6 months ago
@ewalnut
They’re gonna’ go have some pumpkin pie together. :-)
Jo Jo said, 6 months ago
That’s Tom Turkey, the manifestion of the spirit of Thanksgiving! He doesn’t mind being eaten, because he knows it’s not permanent; he’s reborn every November from the memories of warm, family gatherings, satisfied stomachs, and the bones of his picked apart carcass from the previous year. You throw the remains in a midden heap, say a prayer over them, and that helps to ensure his continual renewal. Really, no one else was told this story as a child? My ex’s Pisan-born mother used to serve rabbit at Easter and say they were eating the Easter Bunny. Same deal.
ubermick
said, 6 months ago
Tell you what, Beardo has become one of the best strips on here. Well drawn, always gets a chuckle, and never fails to have a nice undercurrent of insight.
starlilies said, 6 months ago
Love it! I feel the same way – can we just give thanks FIRST before the hubbub of holiday sales? Especially since Thanksgiving come first anyway?
ewalnut said, 6 months ago
I never heard either of those stories, Jojo. Thanks for the explanation.