Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau

Doonesbury

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  1. John Pike

    John Pike said, about 4 hours ago

    It pays to leave your options open. Good critical thinking skills.

  2. John Pike

    John Pike said, about 4 hours ago

    @ragarms
    I really hate saying much to the sarge. He thinks he has truth bottled up and ready to sell. It ain’t nothing but everclear.

  3. Night-Gaunt49

    Night-Gaunt49 said, about 4 hours ago

    She is far thinking. I wonder if she is going to home school.

  4. annieb1012

    annieb1012 said, about 4 hours ago

    Alex home-schooling…now there’s an interesting thought! Actually, I can kind of see it, and it’s not that far from the way some of my friends raised their kids (decades ago, of course, LOL).

  5. Arye Uygur

    Arye Uygur said, about 4 hours ago

    Shouldn’t Alix give leo some choice in the color scheme?

  6. ragarms

    ragarms said, about 3 hours ago

    @John Pike

    Gotcha. And I just left the TruthDig site. Thanks for highlighting! Chris Hedges is not unfamiliar but I haven’t kept up enough..the comments section after the article was refreshing… I ran into a guy at work awhile back (I’m retired, recently) who was cranky, opinionated, and before labelling him as a putz, I learned he was the biggest Chris Hedges fan I’d ever met. This guy didn’t look, sound or act like a liberal, but my preconceptions of liberal behavior and attitudes were altered. Bottom line-Some, but not many, see this all this political division as the diversion created to distract the middle class from its slide into irrelevancy. There is a potential for understanding, but many people are entrenched in the morass of rhetoric. Thanks, and good night!

  7. John Pike

    John Pike said, about 3 hours ago

    @ragarms

    And goodnight to you, sir. I am happy to meet someone new who can discuss without thinking we have to agree point to point.

  8. dukedoug

    dukedoug said, about 2 hours ago

    @Arye Uygur

    You’ve never been married, have you (or, at least, you haven’t yet fully grasped the concept …) ?

  9. Astolat

    Astolat said, 13 minutes ago

    @Arye Uygur

    You’re not married, are you… ? ;-)

    My wife makes decisions carefully after examining all the options. If I have to spend more than five minutes on a decision like a colour scheme, steam starts coming out of my ears. Over a third of a century of marriage, we have concluded that it’s easier if she just asks me to choose between her final two or three options. She then decides whether I’ve chosen correctly…

  10. Astolat

    Astolat said, 12 minutes ago

    @dukedoug

    SNAP!

    Memo to self – read to bottom before replying…

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