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   Namrepus said, 3 months ago

   You’d best not walk away, unless you want that coffee in an uncomfortable spot.
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   DaJellyBelly said, 3 months ago

   Now you just hold on a second Frank. You ain’t skating out of this one!

   I had to repost because of an embarrassing typo. :-(
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   Wiselad said, 3 months ago

   teens need to learn that the web is not that safe, tread carefully through it, sometimes people pressure us to do what we never thought of doing, or someone can catfish us
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   Donny Wallace said, 3 months ago

   1) coffee in uncomfortable spot (Mordy, did buying the houses prevent that one from happening to you?)
   2) locking the door to the bedroom
   3) new sofas
   4) crew redos house for weeks or even months/years
   5) divorce
   6) young guy lives off Frank’s money with Nancy
   7) buck wild
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   Donny Wallace said, 3 months ago

   Levy:
   Just kidding…
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   kenhense said, 3 months ago

   Yeah – Getting all this across to Luann without coming off as the enemy – now that will require two great minds to think alike.
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   Brdshtt said, 3 months ago

   @Wiselad

   “teens need to learn that the web is not that safe, tread carefully through it, sometimes people pressure us to do what we never thought of doing, or someone can catfish us”

   …

   Frank’s right – it’s definitely about precaution. A good AV/internet protection suite would handle the possibility of penetration and/or unwanted intrusion into vulnerable areas one holds to remain intact and unspoiled…
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   firedome said, 3 months ago

   @mercedes

   parents of teenagers would understand…
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   thebird55 said, 3 months ago

   She reached for that shirt before he opened his mouth, or started to turn away.
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    Brdshtt said, 3 months ago

    Introducing the ultimate protector of the internet: A good 30,000,000 volt charge to the posterior in the event things start to get out of control. Provides instant ‘guidance’ for the offending user and instantaneously wipes data from the computing device, thus keeping it from falling into the wrong hands.

    …
    
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    Nabuquduriuzhur said, 3 months ago

    A problem is that the two of them don’t appear to know much about the internet. Luann probably has a far better idea of how to stay out of trouble online than they do.
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    The best solution I’ve heard of for the internet is for parents to keep the computer in the family room/living room where everyone can see it. If a kid is tempted (and no doubt every one is at sometime or another), it would be too embarassing for them to go to sites their family wouldn’t like.
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    There is the problem of school, though. What are they being exposed to there, in today’s PC climate? Considering what they taught girls when I was in K-12, I can’t imagine what they teach them today. The “actions have no consequences”, “do whatever you want”, “go out and sleep with the best”, etc. that girls were taught in the 1980s and 1990s is probably tame compared to now.
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    blunebottle said, 3 months ago

    Love the last panel- the body language speaks loud and clear.
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    opuscroakus70 said, 3 months ago

    @Wiselad

    She’s just talking to Quill though, not some 40-year-old creep, and her parents know this. What are they afraid will happen, that she’ll get cyber-pregnant?
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    The Old Wolf said, 3 months ago

    @mercedes

    The issues would be whether Luann is involved in anything inappropriate – sexting, chatting with predators and perhaps arranging to meet in real life, looking at pornography, this sort of thing. All of these are problems in real life that parents need to be concerned about.
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    Sisyphos said, 3 months ago

    Frank though he could skate? What, he’s a newly-wed?
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