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1. 4 months ago on Frazz

   There is a play, “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some)”, which starts to do a version of “Rudolph”, but for copyright reasons changes it to the story of “Gustav, the Green-Nosed ReinGoat”.

2. about 1 year ago on Andertoons

   He got it backwards. Two humps are bactrian. One hump is dromedary.

3. over 2 years ago on Wallace the Brave

   “PAP”? I might accept “FWAP”, but around these parts the extra-game noise has always been “THWHOCK”. Three extra games at one time is “THWHOCK-OCK-OCK”.

4. over 2 years ago on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

   I would have thought that being married and being dead would have been bigger problems.

5. almost 4 years ago on Rabbits Against Magic

   I’m just wondering what a “shed of dignity” is. As opposed to a “shred”.

6. almost 6 years ago on Candorville

   He is exhibiting two-dimensional thinking. It doesn’t take nearly as long to “leave a star system” if one travels “up” or “down”, that is, perpendicular to the plane of planetary revolution, rather than “out”, that is, remaining within that plane.

7. about 9 years ago on Frazz

   We’ve got the Rochester Honkers (http://northwoodsleague.com/rochester-honkers)

8. almost 10 years ago on Signe Wilkinson

   Matthew 6:6 is not an injunction against all public prayer. If it were, Jesus broke that injunction himself a number of times. Just looking at Matthew 6:5 makes it clear that Matthew 6:6 is about praying in public for the purpose of appearances and glorifying oneself instead of for the purpose of a communal celebration and acknowledgment of God’s glory. In a similar vein, Jesus did not contradict himself on the issue of doing good deeds, where he says we should do them where people can see them for God’s glory (Matthew 5:16), but also do them where people can’t see them (Matthew 6:1-4). It’s not really about what we do, but about why. It may very well be that many of the public prayers take place in government meetings for the wrong reasons, with the wrong attitude, and that should be discouraged. But, Jesus’ words should not be used in an argument against all public prayer.

9. almost 12 years ago on Cul de Sac

   Petey appears to be reading a “Lio” book. Seems pretty exciting and adventurous, even if there is very little dialogue.

10. almost 12 years ago on Doonesbury

    Anyone notice the really important thing about this strip? In panel 4, Jeff’s right hand is attached to his left arm.