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   iowaweav said, 10 months ago

   Yeah, I can see that happening.

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   Margueritem said, 10 months ago

   I wonder which excuse they’ll use for Casey Anthony?

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   Horsehead1 said, 10 months ago

   “Knows where you live” would explain a lot in DC.

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   plus4 said, 10 months ago

   ” I wonder which excuse they’ll use for Casey Anthony? ”

   Had A Bad Childhood would be the most appropriate.

   Promises Never, Ever To Do It Again, however, would probably not be effective.

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   wengej00 said, 10 months ago

   This is spot on! Every ambulance chasing attorney needs to have this posted on their office wall!

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   calvinandquestionmark said, 10 months ago

   is it just me or does yone else have trouble reading the words on the bulletin board?
   I wish this cartoon were bigger.

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   widjibeaker said, 10 months ago

   calvinand? - the choices not mentioned yet are “was misquoted,” “is a victim of society,” “is willing to cut a deal,” “has ‘found God,’” and (my personal favorite) “needs a hug, not jail time.”

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   Wiley said, 10 months ago

   If you will look directly above the daily cartoon, on the right, you will see a “view larger” icon. It’s still in the developmental stage with the site, so the resolution isn’t very good, but I understand they’re working on it.

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   Char32 said, 10 months ago

   Thank you widjibeaker. I couldn’t read them all either.

   The one we hear the most around here is The Bad (Abused) Childhood argument.

   Did any of us have a Perfect one?? To Anyone who says yes, you don’t know how happy I am for you!

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    h2oman said, 10 months ago

    O. J. could have used this guy.. “Needs a hug not jail time”

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    Wildmustang1262 said, 10 months ago

    I noticed many darts on that wall after he threw. He missed the spots on bulletin board. He should aim straight with one eye before he threw the last dart at.

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    #1 redskins fan said, 10 months ago

    Horsehead1: just look at my name and you’ll know why I agree with you!

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    JonD17 said, 10 months ago

    margueritemPro says:

    I wonder which excuse they’ll use for Casey Anthony?

    I can also hear the “needs a hug” gambit being discussed

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    caddisfisher said, 10 months ago

    Lawyer_1

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    foxglove16 said, 10 months ago

    Char, you’re comment reminds me of a Farside comic: A banner over a stage reads “Welcome Children of Functional Families”, and in the auditorium sits one lone person.
    And Wiley, thanks for the heads up on the view larger. I’ll have to go back and see if the Pett editorial can be enlarged- the one with the enormous amount of detail visualizing Bush’s legacy.

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    hadskunwar said, 10 months ago

    I’m looking for the strip about Ideology that featured in the Jan 10th edition of Toronto Star. Can’t find it anywhere….

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    Wiley said, 10 months ago

    That’s tomorrow’s cartoon. Canadian papers print the Sunday color cartoons on Saturdays, as your Saturday papers are what the Sunday papers are in the U.S.. You’ll see it posted here tomorrow.

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    bmaxd said, 10 months ago

    Perhaps not as funny, but two options left out are, “He didn’t actually do it,” and “Even the guilty are human beings with rights that must be taken into account.”

    That is my humourless dork comment of the day. ;p

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    CandO2666 said, 10 months ago

    foxglove16: I have a similar cartoon posted in my office. It’s by Jennifer Berman and shows 2 people in attendance at the “Adult Children of Normal Parents Annual Convention”. Definitely brilliant.

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    massha said, 10 months ago

    Kingof01 says:

    “The best way to view these cartoons is to use the zoom button on the google toolbar or use the ctrl key with scroll dial on the mouse”

    Wow! Thanks! That worked great!

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    dmc1958 said, 10 months ago

    calvinandquestionmark, Char, and massha, in addition to the methods Mr. Wiley and others have mentioned, you can try these keyboard shortcuts:
    Press the Ctrl key and the + key down to enlarge the screen – you can do this more than once to keep enlarging.
    Press the Ctrl key and the - key to reduce the screen, again more than once will keep reducing.
    Press the Ctrl key and the 0 (number zero, NOT letter O) to return the screen to the normal size.