Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for January 11, 2015

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 9 years ago

    c’est la vie

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    Well, of course!!! After all, a “rookie adult” is really just “Life, Stage II”….

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    Argythree  over 9 years ago

    Maybe, but I don’t think this is just about Luann. This fits each of the characters as we’ve seen them in the past few story arcs, struggling to figure out what to do next and maybe not making the best choices at first. - So many examples! Bernice trying to get along with new unseen roomie by letting roomie’s friends take advantage of her. Luann trying to figure out what major to pursue and not feeling confident about any of them. And of course, Gunther following Rosa to a place he wasn’t sure he wanted to be, and Rosa deciding to let her Good Samaritan heart rule her decision-making, instead of following her parents directions…

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    krys723  over 9 years ago

    Nobody really prepares you for what’s in the real world. Just what’s happening in a book. I think having at least some business classes in high school would have been—and still would be—great

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    “In A Roundabout Way"“TwentyTo Life”“Seventeen Years Of Orientation…”“Full Circle And Square One”“It’s Not Over Till It’s Over”“Sane Old Sun In Brand New Day”“Gettin’ Up To The Big Leagues”“The More You Know, The Less You Remember”“There’s More Where That Came From”“Out Of The Frying Pan…”or“Spin Cycle, Hold The Spin”

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    Angelalex242  over 9 years ago

    It’s the circle of life…it’s the wheel of fortune </elton john>

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    Q: “How are things holding up?”– A: “Hmm? Oh, it Depends™….”

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    “…you can sure take a silk purse and turn it into a sow’s ear…” ^Same way I like to rewind the commercials back and forth, just to have them keep on going to the “before” picture…and then back to the “after”…– Especially if it’s a “diet shake” or “hair regrowth” one…..

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    Wonder what happens when you “play a country song backwards”…

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    Argythree  over 9 years ago

    How did you change the name?

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    Argythree  over 9 years ago

    Shotbird

    Like this?

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    Yeah, that’s defenitely important!

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    The Life I Draw Upon  over 9 years ago

    Very cute preschool Luann. Should we tell Luann that George Washington didn’t discover America (Caribbean) in 1492, or just giggle and snerk?

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    Well, since it starts with a “pound(#)” sign, maybe it’s “Hash Tag Blue”….

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    Argythree  over 9 years ago

    Hey, yeah, how do you do that one?

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    Argythree  over 9 years ago

    @IamJayBluE-I couldn’t get the reply function to work, but now I can do this. Thanks for the info on marquee effects; think I’ll go take a look at that now. Night, all…

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    Mordock999 Premium Member over 9 years ago

    Gee Lu. You FORGOT, “Spending the Next 15 years Paying Back College Loans, Losing Your Job Promotion to Someone LESS Qualified, and Having to PAY Ever Increasing Local, State, and Federal Taxes.”

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    mrsgeo2004  over 9 years ago

    Welcome to the real world

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    ChrisV  over 9 years ago

    I think that’s the best thing about life: There’s always more to learn. BTW, little Lu in the first panel is so cute!

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    David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault  over 9 years ago

    perfect cartoon

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    KEA  over 9 years ago

    When did college become all about getting a job (when that’s not in the way of athletics of course) and not about education?

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    JimT8  over 9 years ago

    “When did college become all about getting a job (when that’s not in the way of athletics of course) and not about education?”

    There was no suggestion that it was all about getting a job, but if you give it no thought you may experience a lot of unemployment.

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    Ginny Premium Member over 9 years ago

    At my advanced age I still don’t know it all – just bits and pieces.

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    naninparis  over 9 years ago

    You go to college and then you find out that everything they taught you in high school is only half the truth, and here’s the real story…keeps on like that through graduate school.

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    David Rickard Premium Member over 9 years ago

    In a bachelor’s program, you learn nothing about everything. In a master’s, you learn a lot about a little. In a PhD’s, you learn everything about nothing.

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    TORAD_07  over 9 years ago

    So, is this strip implying that Lu might be approaching a change of school (i.e. from Pitts CC to Moony Uni)? Especially since there might be another new student matriculating there (or, maybe, cashing in on a “deferred admission” program)?

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    hjkl;  over 9 years ago

    And now begins… the Forgetting.

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    punslinger  over 9 years ago

    Here’s where Elton starts singing ‘The Circle of Strife’…

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    …..And it would also seem to have come about, when the “powers that be” realized that those kids “searching for vocation/preparatory” could be counted at “X” amount of $s “per head”… and that some parents of those kids would shell out (or do their best to dole out) those dollars… – …And also when the bill for those “tenured ones” started adding up, since some seem to prefer not to “huddle up with the masses” on public transit, housing, etc. (at least some in my area). Some of them seem to prefer the “comforts” that a prof’s salary would permit… not to mention the boards of the institutions… – It seems to also lead to schools trying to get their name out there (a lot of commercials for the Universities and C.C.s on the air, where I live, as well as the “money machine” of televised sports at the schools)…

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    Doctor11  over 9 years ago

    Yep, that’s how it works a lot of the time.

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    JayBluE  over 9 years ago

    Thanks! (8^)) – But I didn’t mean to suggest that it wasn’t possible for us to link anything, it’s just that in my reply up there, I was intending to show the difference between the two (between the ordinary typing of a name and coloring it, without any tags and what GC does, in having our profiles linked) to explain how it was done…. (though I use the old way, “<a href=, ‘etc’.” for when I link things)….

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    David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault  over 9 years ago

    @drickard“In a PhD’s, you learn everything about nothing.”.Not really, but you still have what you already learned from all sources.And depending on the major, you learn plenty in a Bachelor’s program.Vector analysis, tripple integrals, thermodynamics, dynamics, statistics, statics, strength of materials, tensors, special relativity, fluid dynamics, electrical circuits including phasers for AC circuits, power plant systems, finite element analysis, Fourier transforms, control systems, matrix algebra, differential equations — to name a few and definitely not all..Masters degrees programs teach more. PhD programs go further.

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    ORMouseworks  over 9 years ago

    DHG: You’ve got that right! And I notice all of the examples involve some kinds of math! But, don’t forget Environmental Science, Biology (all forms of it), Accounting, Chemistry (all forms of it), Physics (all forms of it), and so on and so forth… (math isn’t included in my list as it gives me a headache!)… ;)

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    Sisyphos  over 9 years ago

    Yup. That’s about it. That’s called “life.”

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    Mijo94  over 6 years ago

    I’m 22 and I miss my childhood. There’s no worries, no stress just innocence, happiness and…well imaginary freedom

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    DevilDog2001 Premium Member about 6 years ago

    That’s the way it is.

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    .Froge.  over 3 years ago

    I wonder if when luann was in pree school, she had her real parrents

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