Pluggers by Gary Brookins

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  1. gforgina

    gforgina said, over 2 years ago

    Funny…but true.

  2. runar

    runar said, over 2 years ago

    Idiots (both the submitter and the cartoonist who didn’t catch this) - the phrase is Raising Cain, and it’s a biblical reference and has absolutely nothing to do with agriculture.

  3. olddog1

    olddog1 said, over 2 years ago

    Someone once said that you know when you are into middle age when you arehome at 6 PM, the phone rings and you hope that it’s not for you.__

    runar: see http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Wordplay and try a sense of humor.

  4. Yukoneric

    Yukoneric said, over 2 years ago

    I’d like to raise cane……

  5. skip804

    skip804 said, over 2 years ago

    How true! How true! But I can still remember them days.

  6. conean

    conean said, over 2 years ago

    The Hoov Man nails another one. BTW, Runar–lighten up.

  7. jillwind

    jillwind said, over 2 years ago

    ME – THESE DAYS, For REAL!!!!

    Jillwind- LOL!!! :):):)

  8. jillwind

    jillwind said, over 2 years ago

    ME – THESE DAYS, For REAL!!!!

    Jillwind- LOL!!! :):):)

  9. jillwind

    jillwind said, over 2 years ago

    Yep, I luv it!! I’m getting on up there, ( not too much- young guys still hit on me), but that’s how I feel!! Holy bad muscles, Batman!!

    Miss y’all, jillwind :(:(

  10. jillwind

    jillwind said, over 2 years ago

    Yep, I luv it!! I’m getting on up there, ( not too much- young guys still hit on me), but that’s how I feel!! Holy bad muscles, Batman!!

    Miss y’all, jillwind :(:(

  11. Nickn411

    Nickn411 said, over 2 years ago

    Obviously the moron Runar has never heard of Poetic License.

  12. medinamn

    medinamn said, over 2 years ago

    Poetic license is used only when using the wrong word makes a point. This usage today does not.

  13. elsnerc

    elsnerc said, over 2 years ago

    Well, it is hard to outdo the blatantly unique expertise and inspiring wisdom of both runar & medinamn, so I’ll rest quiet.

  14. Nickn411

    Nickn411 said, over 2 years ago

    medinamn - According to Webster - Poetic license is “license or liberty, esp. as taken by a poet or other writer, in deviating from conventional form, logic, fact, etc., to produce a desired effect.” Seems to me like it does fit this usage.

  15. momazilla

    momazilla said, over 2 years ago

    to whom it may consern: Lighten up and get a life

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