Frazz by Jef Mallett for December 12, 2016

That’s gold – I put this comic up there with the callipygian strip. Thanks Jef

What is the view from the outer edge of the Universe?

When was the start of time?…Does time exist? Is there any space with nothing in it?

How would anyone know if one in North Dakota wasn’t the same as one in Siberia?

You can’t determine whether two snowflakes are the same, but you can calculate the odds of two snowflakes being the same. Approximately.

As Carl Sagan would say, “There’s billions and billions of them”.

Yeah, that one…

I just have to. Are snowflakes looking for a safe space when they fall.

Excellent play, Jef.

“no longer empirically provable?” Was it ever?

Nice work on the puddle reflections in Panel 1.

I’ve heard that two snowflakes from the same cloud are exactly the same.

I don’t know if it is true or not though.

The Power of 10. 50 years old courtesy of IBM and the Eames’s.

I was so glad to find Frazz on the web…my local Boston paper discontinued the strip last week to my complete surprise and consternation. Unbelievable!!

Give us all the lowdown, Mr or Mrs Comicssfan.Are you on a constantly renewable weekend pass from a mental health facility or do you have computer access at the facility?

It’s not misused. It’s called a sentence adverb, of which there are many in English (and no one ever complains about any of the others).

Define “cute”. I have spoken and walked with a female teacher. So what? Your world you give us just doesn’t exist and never could exist.

My desk dictionary has four definitions of “identical.” My identical-twin granddaughters, now teenagers, have managed to fit all four definitions at one time or another. We humans will always find a way to defy “definitions.” Snowflakes? Caulfield? Quite another story. The studies continue….