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   margueritem said, 9 months ago

   Your tossing out a gen-uwine artifact!
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   Linux0s said, 9 months ago

   It’s hard to argue with fossilized gum.
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   templo SUD said, 9 months ago

   Keep shoving Alice, Mrs. Otterloop, and the piece of road might fall on your daughter’s foot. It MIGHT be considered child abuse to the neighbors.
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   Smythe Symble said, 9 months ago

   Digging-up re-tred humour, eh?
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   Sisyphos said, 9 months ago

   Hmm. I don’t know, Madeline. No appreciation for a genuine historic artifact?!
   (Oh, well. Keep on shoving!)
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   Citizen GROG! said, 9 months ago

   Don’t like being shoved, Alice? Then do what your mother said….double time.
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   Feed Me Comics! said, 9 months ago

   I’m surprised a pre-schooler can carry that! Super Pre-Schooler!
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   cdward said, 9 months ago

   @Feed Me Comics!

   When my son was two, he used to drag cinder blocks around the yard. We had about 4 or 5 of them left over from a project and he claimed them as his toys. No idea why.
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   Goomba345 said, 9 months ago

   THIS IS THE BEST COMIC STRIP EVER!!!!! EVER!!!!! Parkinson’s disease sucks! I wish Richard could have gone for ten years or more I love this strip
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    ossiningaling said, 9 months ago

    Antiques Roadshow, here I come!
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    ArthurAllen said, 9 months ago

    They’ve demolished part the Alaskan Way Viaduct, a notorious elevated freeway on the Seattle waterfront. They offered bits of concrete to the public, and I found a small piece with visible road surface.
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    Gokie5 said, 9 months ago

    @cdward

    “. . . he claimed them as his toys. No idea why.”
    Because they were real! They were hairy-chested, man-sized toys, not one of these wimpy little plastic things!
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    Gokie5 said, 9 months ago

    I was going to put “Legos” or “Lego’s” above, but looked up the “official” plural, and got this:
    Legos
    Oh no you didn’t! Technically, the official plural form for more than one element of LEGO is “LEGO® brand building bricks”. That’s ridiculous, though, so most LEGO fans refer to one or more bricks as “LEGO”, following the grammatical convention of “fish” and “sheep.”
    http://www.brothers-brick.com/lego-glossary/
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    prfesser said, 9 months ago

    There goes the nice finish on the dining-room table.
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    Bob Vallinino said, 9 months ago

    Mom is no fun!!!
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