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   big G 3469 said, 26 days ago

   At the left hand side where the guy is standing.

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   gimmickgenius said, 26 days ago

   Actually, Burl’s line is kinda clever. Have to keep it in mind for a ‘haggling’ situation… see if the seller ‘brings it down’ into view…?

   Color is too good to waste on these yahoos; they’re scary enough in black & white.

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   Ray C said, 26 days ago

   I’d prefer the larger format and no color. Color adds nothing to this strip. (Guess it’s not literally a “strip” anyway.)

   I’m with both Burl and Joy on this one. Burl for his clever reply, and Joy is right to ask. If this is a garage sale, the tag means nothing. She might’ve asked, “How much will you take for this?” instead, though.
   Dumb as Burl is, he occasionally comes up with some real zingers.

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   nighthawks said, 26 days ago

   caaaaandy-gram!

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   Shikamoo said, 26 days ago

   These prices are out of sight!

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   kp22kc said, 26 days ago

   Last week this was way bigger. What happened? Now it is smaller than in the newspaper. Is there a way to make it bigger? Annoying to look at so small because there is so much hilarity going on in the background! Fix this please.

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   bald 716 said, 26 days ago

   garage sales and the like are all about haggling for a price

   kp22kc click directly on the comic and it will get larger,

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   Doctor Toon said, 26 days ago

   I had a flea market business for 10 years.
   still like to have garage sales, haggling is fun.

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 26 days ago

   There are people who go to garage sales to purchase stuff to sell at their own garage sales.

   Here in Tulsa, a person cannot legally have garage sale every weekend on his property.

   I knew a guy who got together with several other people in Southwestern Tulsa, which has several different historical communities, and they got around that law by having a garage/yard sale every weekend.

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    Joe Allen Doty said, 26 days ago

    Back in the early 1970s, my father had never heard of a flea market.

    He and I took a week’s vacation together in 1971 and we went down to Texas.

    When he saw a sign about a “Flea Market,” he wondered why anyone would be selling fleas. I explained what that meant to him.

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    LostinThot said, 25 days ago

    I like it in color