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   teaguemj said, 9 months ago

   Might? Gee1A, you joke! I suprised that they don’t start marrying earthworms.

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   baslim_the_begger said, 9 months ago

   Umm… Loki as a goat or ram? Which edda are you reading from Justin?

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   Becca said, 9 months ago

   teaguemj: You sound like you disapprove of marriage equality. Only adults who can understand and sign a legal contract - which is what marriage is - can marry. No animals or children allowed. As for same-sex marriages, which I suspect you’re on about, if you don’t like them, don’t get into one! But don’t force your opinion on me or anyone else.

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   NebulousRikulau said, 9 months ago

   Jesus said, “In the Kingdom to come there will be no marrying or giving in marriage.”
   So any “True Christian” would oppose any form of marriage.
   (^^^ That was a joke. ^^^)

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   dcguys said, 9 months ago

   Well said, sappha1958. Thank you.

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   Hugh B. Hayve said, 9 months ago

   I’ve always been a follower of the Voltaire premise that people can do whatever they want as long as it doesn’t interfere with others…so go nuts Narcissus!

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   mfboyd said, 9 months ago

   What with loki being the trickster his opposition is interesting as a plot point. With his brother famously using goats to pull his chariot loki’s depiction as a ram is also an interesting plot.

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   mivins said, 9 months ago

   You tease us! The Night Owls stops at page 98. Thanks for sending me over there, though – it looks like big fun!

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   Orgelspieler said, 9 months ago

   To the Voltaire maxim, I would add the corrolary, “… and as long as it don’t spook the horses.”

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    screamingdolai said, 9 months ago

    The Night Owls page 99 is up now as of 10:30 am EST.

    PLEASE go back and check it out! You can register to add them as a favorite and rate them too! I know Boody likes them very much… :)

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    cleokaya said, 9 months ago

    Didn’t I just read about a woman who married her dog?

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    bmonk said, 9 months ago

    Roger, bnTotoo says:

    To the Voltaire maxim, I would add the corollary, “… and as long as it don’t spook the horses.”

    Does that include saying, “Frau Blucher!”??

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    Doctor Toon said, 9 months ago

    I just saw this in the paper this morning and I was hoping for an excuse to share it. Ed Stein is one of my favorites.
    http://blogs.rockymountainnews.com/stein/

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    Peter Timony said, 9 months ago

    Page 99 of Night Owls is up now, featuring a cameo by Boody.

    Thanks, JT!

    Peter

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    baslim_the_begger said, 9 months ago

    One thing about marrying one’s self: It’s til death do us part!

    Justin: Thanks for the pointer to Night Owls. Looks like a good comic.
    That current one is a clear demonstration of the law of unintended consequences

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    Hugh B. Hayve said, 9 months ago

    Thanks Doc, I bookmarked that one! Good comebacks from Roger and bmonk too.

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    Ira Nayman said, 9 months ago

    As I understand it, Loki (like Raven in native mythologies) took on both male and female personae at different times, as well as the characteristics of some animals. This may be what the comic is referring to.

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    JUSTIN THOMPSON said, 9 months ago

    (RE: Ira Nayman)
    DING DING DING DING DING

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    unclemike said, 9 months ago

    I took a look at page 99 cell 6 and sure enough there was Boody running a muck in someone else’s strip, hope they paid you a royalty !!
    UncleMike

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    Peter Timony said, 9 months ago

    Hey Uncle Mike, this is Peter Timony, writer of Night Owls. I just wanted to assure that our homage to Mythtickle was done with kind permission from JT, who is and has been a friend of mine for a long time.

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    screamingdolai said, 9 months ago

    Ah, my two favorite comics: Mythickle and The Night Owls, together at last.