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   tgaml said, 10 months ago

   You can never have too many Andrews McMeel calendars.

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   Doctor Toon said, 10 months ago

   My son bought me a Get Fuzzy page-a-day for Christmas. I almost hate to desecrate it by tearing off the pages.

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   cleokaya said, 10 months ago

   I get really excited about page-a-day calendars, but it’s really a bummer when you buy one that seems interesting only to find out that it’s not what you expected. I am just cheap enough that I live with the calendar instead of throwing it away. So it’s like 365 days of self-torture.

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   Iphelia said, 10 months ago

   I got the Lio page a day.

   Is there an opening theme song to The Doozies?

   Ya take the good
   Ya take the bad
   Ya take them both
   and there you have
   The Doozies Dad
   The Doozies Dad…

   There are times
   when it seems
   that Brenda Starr’s
   not living up to
   your dreams

   And suddenly you’re finding out
   The Doozies Dad is all about blues
   erasing your day-to-day blues!

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   jglynn said, 10 months ago

   Tom makes a great point.

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   Margueritem said, 10 months ago

   cleokaya says:

   I get really excited about page-a-day calendars, but it’s really a bummer when you buy one that seems interesting only to find out that it’s not what you expected. I am just cheap enough that I live with the calendar instead of throwing it away. So it’s like 365 days of self-torture.

   I always get The New Yorker page a day calendar, and I’m never disappointed.

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   Burgundy2 said, 10 months ago

   BTW - Mr. G. - I enjoyed your tribute to the past year. Very tasteful and touching.

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   Burgundy2 said, 10 months ago

   Cleokaya - i’ve totally been there, done that!

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   Dypak said, 10 months ago

   Page a day calenders are neat, but they never last past the first month. By February I’ve always looked ahead to the end of the year.

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    cleokaya said, 10 months ago

    margueritem:

    Thanks for the suggestion.

    Dypak:

    For me it’s like Christmas. I love the anticipation and would never want to look ahead.

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    tgaml said, 10 months ago

    Calendars always seem to end the same. It’s December 30 and then it’s over.

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    cleokaya said, 10 months ago

    Tom poor man, you are missing out on the wildest night of the year. Stay with us big guy. You don’t want to miss Dec. 31. It’s a day of parties, wild drunken mayhem and when it’s all over, no matter what’s happened, it’s so yesterday, it’s so last year.

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    pahvog said, 10 months ago

    This is the first year I will do without my Yogi Bhajan page a day calendar at home and my Donkey calendar at work. Trying to shake things up a bit. I’ll get a Yogi Bhajan calendar for work and a Donkey calendar for home! Just trying to embrace the spirit of change.

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    comicgos said, 10 months ago

    I hate getting behind and the next thing you know you have to tear off of fist full of page-a-days, how depressing.

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    kzim229 said, 10 months ago

    i hate getting tacky calendars from salesmen. great strip, Tom!