Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 11, 2012

Are you aware that at 11.00 hrs. of the eleventh of November 1918 the Armistice that put and end to The Great War was signed? In most parts of the ciilised world, it is a day of solemn remembrance for the wouned and fallen of that conflict and all subsequent conflicts.

Disappointed with Adam@Home for being a year late and an appropriate sentiment short, but it has made me aware of the time. Got to get my son to the Armory to assemble for the Remembrance Day march and service. He’s in the Sea Cadet band.

Personally I am waiting for 12/12/12 12:12AM and PM. Now one of those is surely what the Mayans should have called the end of days.

Thank You to ALL the Veterans past and present. God Bless you!!

Disappointed with Adam@Home for being a year late and an appropriate sentiment short, but it has made me aware of the time. Got to get my son to the Armory to assemble for the Remembrance Day march and service. He’s in the Sea Cadet band.If you read closer it’s day and month, not month and year.

Well, I guess since they’re kids we can give them a break on the Veterans day miss. I’m sure someone will clue them in later in the day. Hopefully. Now I have to go put out my flag!

Actually, I think this will be the last time where month/day/year will match this millennium.

Well, I can say I had something wonderful happen to me 10 years ago. On this day my Grandson was born, and he was and still is a miracle. Happy birthday Carter!

love the spongebob calendar

It’s not. You;ve misread the text.

Our church has us all sing each of the songs in this month of each of the armed services…

I’m missing something. Veterans Day is tomorrow, no?

@ironhand,tomorrow is the day where some people will be released from school,work etc.However November 11 is the actual day.Showing my age here but growing up it was known as Armistice Day in honor of the signing the pact ending hostilities at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day in the eleventh month.

BUT last year, on Nov. 11, it was a once a century occurrence, when the numbers are ALL the same … (20)(19)11/11/11

My flag is up and not for someone named Dicaprio.My flag is up for ALL veterans, their honor and thanks.

I go with sweatpants Clayton.

Not every comic has to honor Veterans’ Day today, but this acted like it was leading up to it and then just fell flat. Very disappointing.

Starting off by asking what is special about this day and then turning it into something inconsequential was an extraordinary mean affront to families who are spending the day remembering its true special nature because they lost a family member in a war. That can be said without advocating war and without being a veteran. It was an extremely disappointing strip.

Awwww … Wink!!

Ohmygosh! All that ink wasted with no mention of Armistice Day/Veterans Day. Shame!