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   Llewellenbruce said, almost 2 years ago

   I don’t think fralp is in the dictionary Nelson.
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   Earl Wash said, almost 2 years ago

   It will be now!
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   Frogman_tg said, almost 2 years ago

   What about “cankles”?
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   Bdaysuit said, almost 2 years ago

   @Frogman_tg

   yeah, never heard of cankles till I read it here.
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   JazzyBella said, almost 2 years ago

   Well if Opal has to wear pants to hide her cankles…just wear a hat to hide your fralp Earl.
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   Knightman said, almost 2 years ago

   Thats very Fralpful Nelson!
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   Number Six said, almost 2 years ago

   He’s got so many wrinkles up there, he has to screw his hat on.
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   6ryph0n said, almost 2 years ago

   He doesn’t have a forehead… it’s a five or six-head.
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   Citizen GROG! said, almost 2 years ago

   I’d rather have a fralp. I never heard of either one either before reading about it here.
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    David Glover said, almost 2 years ago

    How come “forehead” is spelled with an ‘E,’ but “forward” has no ‘e?’
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    Kab Buch said, almost 2 years ago

    With the creator of this strip I wonder those two words will go in the dictionary. These are new two me to.
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    T_Lexi said, almost 2 years ago

    ‘Cankle’ has been in the dictionary for a while now. Alas, not ‘fralp.’ And luthberg1: Forehead is from fore, meaning the front part, while forward is from for or forth, meaning toward.
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    LuvThemPluggers said, almost 2 years ago

    I clearly remember the first time I asked my hubby if he had a comb in his pocket and he laughed. It’s a wonder the comb mfg don’t go out of business!
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    Vegas Viper said, almost 2 years ago

    Earl just parts his hair in the middle …
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    pearlsarefuzzier said, almost 2 years ago

    I’m surprised at you guys. The word “cankle” has been around for years.
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