Grand Avenue by Steve Breen and Mike Thompson
- November 04, 2012
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Grand Avenue stars Kate Macfarlane, an avid sports fan who powerwalks to stay in shape. Not your typical cookie-baking granny, Grandma Kate has her hands full with her terrific twosome, who are best buddies even though their personalities clash. Gabby is an ambitious, newspaper-reading little girl who plans to become a billionaire before she's 30. Her brother Michael is a more sensitive soul who prefers riding his skateboard or performing scenes from Shakespeare to just about anything else.
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Comments (7) (Please sign in to comment)
Reynie said, 7 months ago
Hurray for the endless stream of commercial crape that’s constantly being fed into our minds!
thephildagostino
said, 7 months ago
thanks for saying “tidal wave” instead of that insipid “tsunami”…we are, afterall, english speakers. your strip would be funnier if it weren’t so true! great strip. their glasses remind of my days in high school (1970’s) ~Phil
Comic Minister said, 7 months ago
Sorry to hear that ladies.
fear-ciuil said, 7 months ago
@thephildagostino
“The problem with defending the purity of the English language is that English is about as pure as a cribhouse whore. We don’t just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.” – James Nicholl, 1990
hippogriff said, 7 months ago
thephildagostino: Especially since “tidal waves” have nothing to do with tides, other than that they both involve water. Tsunami is a scientific term and so is understandable in any language in the world – even land-locked ones, if the person is educated enough to have encountered it. Your tag looks very much like some Greek meaning “one who likes a little ignorance”.
Teresa said, 7 months ago
The tv has a volume control button, or 2.
I despise when the commercial just before the show comes back on is
SUPER, SUPER LOUD!!!!!
so I mute the commercial and miss out on 10 to 15 seconds (or more) of the show.
comicsssfan said, 7 months ago
Those ads are terrible.