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   sjoujke said, 24 days ago

   If Doug’s over 6 months of age, he should be vaccinated against tetanus but I’m not sure about Sophie…I guess she’s lucky it isn’t rabies he’s carrying.

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   newworldmozart said, 24 days ago

   that’s scarier

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   ♠Lonewolf♠ said, 24 days ago

   Do we settle for second best or keep searching?

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   Macushlalondra said, 24 days ago

   Sophie has too much halloween on her mind.

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 24 days ago

   They really don’t have to worry about the Northern long-eared bat.

   It only eats insects; therefore it is unlikely that it could give a human or a dog tetanus.

   Interesting that a puppy knows so much.

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 24 days ago

   Age-wise (not comic strip-wise), the puppy, Sophie, has never had a Halloween experience yet.

   Yes, I know that this is a comic strip. In the “Marvin” comic strip, the baby and the dog can talk to each other.

   So, you hateful smart-alecks can just ignore what I post if you don’t like my comments.

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   KimberlyT said, 24 days ago

   I love “Vampire Sophie” in panel 2.

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   cleokaya said, 24 days ago

   Joe Allen Doty - Just keep being yourself my friend. You are right. If somebody dislikes what somebody else posts, they can move along and disregard what is posted.

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   fritzoid said, 24 days ago

   In the “B.C”,“Wizard of Id”, and “Dog Eat Doug” strips anything from the 21st Century AD can show up in them.

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    BC13 said, 24 days ago

    schizoid
    Is that your phrase of the day?

    Love Sophie’s vampire look in the second panel.

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    fritzoid said, 24 days ago

    It’s more like a Public Service Announcement, in case anyone gets confused.

    Of course, the one thing that can NEVER show up in ANY strip is a Banjo Man being tied down, because IT CAN’T BE DONE!!!

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    BC13 said, 24 days ago

    I’ve heard that somewhere.

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    Sheila said, 24 days ago

    Seen Quarintine?

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    Chikuku said, 24 days ago

    The Vampire myths and legends got started when people got bitten by baths with rabies.

    Real vampires such souls, not blood.

    Vampire bats in South America drink blood but getting bitten by one will not make you a vampire. It won’t hurt too bad either, Plus, they bite your toes, not your neck.

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    fritzoid said, 24 days ago

    There are no “real” vampires.

    Vampire legends have arisen in many cultures where there are no native bats, blood-drinking or otherwise. The vampire bat got its name because its diet was shared with the vampires of legend, not the other way around.

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    ChukLitl said, 24 days ago

    Just remember, you can’t kill them, they’re already dead.
    The stake is to keep them in the box.

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    Tigger said, 24 days ago

    I Love Sophie’s Imagination

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    Just plain Steve said, 23 days ago

    Reality check! What a bat can give you is rabies. They carry it, we catch it!