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  1. 9 months ago on Frazz

    Bugle gum

  2. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    The (implied) question is, “Are you setting a good example?”

    Given that the “question” can be sliced and diced about a million different ways, it’s a pretty odd one. And a very, very Mallettesque one.

  3. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    Which controls are called for and reasonable and which are “gratuitous?” One example of each will do, please.

  4. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    A “hazard.” Yes. Because golfers are objectively, demonstrably, and without exception, horrible human beings.

    Tell us about that “effortless diversity” thing again . . . ?

  5. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    “It makes a daguerreotype look like Kodachrome.”

    I’ve said it before: If an eight year-old said that to me I’d flee in terror.

  6. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    If all the characters in this strip have to sound like Jef Mallett, would it be too much to ask for him to come up with funnier things to look at from every single angle?

  7. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    One eight year-old in a billion has ever even heard the word apertif. Where is she to be found?

    Well, where else but “Frazz”?

  8. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    These are the smartest kids who have ever inhabited the planet. Is it really that much of a challenge for her to bark out demands and tap on her iPad at the same time?

  9. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    The gag is about travel. Black Friday was two days ago. Or maybe your thing today is to show us how great Frazz is by telling us everything he doesn’t do? (With heavy heaps of biting irony?)

    Writing about hating to travel, or clucking your tongue at TV-loving, bargain-hunting, time-wasting consumers, doesn’t make you an elitist. It makes you a hack.

  10. over 1 year ago on Frazz

    I suppose I should have said “I don’t care for it” instead of “He’s really bad.” To me, it’s too literal. It’s prosaic. Just because something rhymes, doesn’t mean I’ll consider it “poetic.”

    Now if we’d been shown the chorus . . .