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Nancy was created by Ernie Bushmiller in the 1930s. Since 1995, the strip has been drawn and written in Bushmiller's classic style by Guy and Brad Gilchrist. Nancy is famed for its gentle humor and surrealistic sight gags. Nancy's childlike innocence never wavers. She remains a devoted friend to her pal Sluggo, and can be, depending on the situation, a conceited prima donna or a fun-loving, cute and cheeky little girl.
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IamJayBluE said, about 16 hours ago
And so is written… a place in Nancy’s heart, for Sluggo….
langchris70 said, about 12 hours ago
Awwww…
Adrian Yeo said, about 10 hours ago
Don’t pick wild flowers!
jmcx4 said, about 10 hours ago
I cut down trees, I eat my lunch, I like to press wild flowers…
(Lumberjack song)
Lynnskay; I left you a comment on yesterday’s strip.
IamJayBluE said, about 9 hours ago
LOVE Nancy’s reaction…..
Linda Doyle said, about 9 hours ago
Nancy is so pleased, Sluggo has got a kind heart.
ossiningaling said, about 9 hours ago
Oops! And now they’re dead. Sorry, flowers!
tom_wright said, about 8 hours ago
Don’t pick wildflowers, leave them there for the rest of us to enjoy and to produce seed for next year’s flowers.
Charles Smith said, about 8 hours ago
@tom_wright
Can I breathe? Or is that banned too?
YokohamaMama said, about 7 hours ago
@Charles Smith
Only if you don’t use up someone else’s air.
rickmac1937
said, about 7 hours ago
priceless
IamJayBluE said, about 7 hours ago
@tom_wright
So, then…. should… EVERY… tree and vine and flora and fauna should be allowed to grow, to outgrow everything and everyone, including animals and man? And what about the grains and trees and vegetation that puts food on our plate? Should we not pick them? What about the medicines that come from them? Our bedsheets? Our clothes?
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There seems to be good reason why there’s winds in place to shift landscapes, and why picking flowers in reasonable amounts is a part of the balance that keeps our planet in order… why there’s wildfires, both natural and man made (the controlled, legal kind, mind you…) and though not everyone may put faith in it, and this is JUST to give a reference and prove this point, but even the Bible has instances that show that these things are okay, including the picking of flowers….
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(Gen. 1:28-30; Matt. 6: 28-30)
brklnbern said, about 5 hours ago
So say DeSylva, Brown and Henderson. And if you don’t know who they are, you should. Each is in the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049002/ This link will explain about the Hollywood version of their life story.
alexmailer
said, about 4 hours ago
in the Provinces of Canada the national wild flower of that
flower is protected It is illegal to harm that flower in any way
Is it the same in the USA
IamJayBluE said, about 4 hours ago
@alexmailer
Curiously, there are a BUNCH (please pardon the pun) of internet “urban legends” going about about the question of legality of picking… but many reliable sources of information that show that in the US, it is not illegal, outside of picking them on private property (more of the trespassing laws, not because of picking), or the wildlife/ national park preserves, or the endangered species laws, or the public safety laws (e.g., picking them on the side of a busy highway)…
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Here is a sample provided from this site:
http://www.wildflower.org/expert/show.php?id=2360
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May I ask if maybe any of these reasons are the basis for why it’s illegal to do so in Canada? And may I also ask if it also has to do with the protecting of Canadian emblems, as well? I’d be curious to find out this, as well…always love interesting facts…