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   Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty said, about 17 hours ago

   In spite of what some hateful folks posted yesterday, this is the only comic strip where I post that has Corey Pandolph’s name on it.

   How is Golden Corral going to settle, Dusty Winters?

   I have eaten at Golden Corral Restaurants quite a few times. Every year on Veterans’ Day, they give a free meal to veterans. I have never been there on Veterans’ Day. I did get a free meal at Applebee’s before last Veterans’ Day because I could prove I am a Veteran.

   Dusty, you passed on “The Colbert Report?” Apparently, Dusty likes “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart;” but, he doesn’t care for “The Colbert Report.”

   I like Jon Stewart a whole lot more that Stephen Colbert.

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   Joan said, about 9 hours ago

   I think someone contacted the Colbert show and they are teasing Dusty. Will he or will he not. That is the question

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   Shelby said, about 8 hours ago

   He said he turned them down, but you never know with Dusty!!!

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   Joan said, about 8 hours ago

   why does a retired ups driver think Dusty might have got an interesting phone call?

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   Doctor Toon said, about 7 hours ago

   Colbert might be sorry if Dusty accepted his invitation.
   A goofy old loon may be funny, but probably not intentionally.

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   nighthawks said, about 7 hours ago

   what the heck is questionable comedy ‘chops’?

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   BIG PINK MOM said, about 6 hours ago

   nighthawks, I take it to mean the show writers lack the ability to come up with good comedy material on their own.
   Very funny Corey!

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   Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty said, about 5 hours ago

   Stephen Colbert’s “chops” are what he says to make fun of people.

   Dusty Winters doesn’t want what he writes in the Elderpark Newsletter to be the butt of Cole-Bear’s jokes.

   Dusty is the editor of his little in-house “newspaper.”

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   POPPA1956 said, about 2 hours ago

   I think “questionable comedy chops” might be a cut of either pork or lamb that has been let sit out of the fridge for too long. Some people think they taste funny.

   Referring to yesterday’s thread, Red Skelton was hilarious, and always kept his act clean.
   Groucho and the other Marx brothers (possible exception of Karl) were often “risque” but never used “dirty language” on stage or screen. (They didn’t claim to be Christian either.)

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    Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty said, about 2 hours ago

    On the “Colbert Nation” discussion forum when you decide to post a reply in a topic you will see the following:

    “When writing your message, remember to keep the language clean.”

    But, that doesn’t stop people from using filthy language in the discussions.

    One person created a discussion thread using a vulgar word in the subject line.

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    Trebor39 said, less than a minute ago

    J A, just let all those people go vulgar themselves. (Hey, no bleep!)