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1. 2 minutes ago on Non Sequitur

   You poor thing.

2. 14 minutes ago on Luann

   That’s just “Vale-speak”.

3. 20 minutes ago on Luann

   It will take Luann 6 years of HER life just to get her grades and coursework up to the standards that med school admission boards are looking for. Vet school is even more challenging.

   How about aiming for a slightly more realistic, if less-prestigious, healthcare career path?

4. 29 minutes ago on Luann

   He’s a rent-a-cop, not an EMT. And he thinks he looks tough, not grumpy.

5. 33 minutes ago on Luann

   Mrs Horner’s life was never in danger, but no one knew that at the onset. I’m extremely glad that she DIDN’T need lifesaving interventions- she may not have survived them.

6. about 1 hour ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   It’s the entire premise of the strip.

7. about 1 hour ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   If Dad isn’t in the picture, he’s off doing something important, like mowing the lawn or earning a living. If Mom’s missing, she’s hiding somewhere getting stoned, huh? You must have had an interesting family.

8. about 1 hour ago on Doonesbury

   I think they planned to watch because Alex was involved. You know, in case of police activity…

9. about 1 hour ago on Doonesbury

   There’s no prize to “compete” over.

10. about 1 hour ago on For Better or For Worse

    Your response is, characteristically, very male-centered.

    As you well know, women received alimony because in YE Olden Days, they usually did not have access to an education with which they could earn a living on their own, and then were tied to the home via children.

    Today, if a man or woman’s primary role is homemaking and caregiving for children, that person SHOULD be eligible for alimony when the marriage is dissolved, depending on the financial inequality of the two partners after said dissolution.

    Even you should understand the fairness of that.