Gaturro by NIK for June 28, 2017

  1. My boys
    woodworker318  almost 7 years ago

    PHANTOM: Now he is going to go to the old mill for sure. He’s never one to back away from a challenge.

    REX MORGAN: Where has she been all her life. Even if she never knew any, she must have heard something about them.

    MARK TRAIL: That was the strangest way to end a conversation. And he never got Johnny’s address.

    MARY WORTH: How long will this plot last?

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 7 years ago

    qué ingeniosidad maravillosa tenés, Gaturro (Wow! You did it all with books? And how did it occur to you?) {It’s that reading opens imagination to you.}

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  3. Florchi 2
    florchi  almost 7 years ago

    GATURRO: I didn’t know that leer means read in Spanish.

    REX MORGAN: I agree with Kelly’s mom comment (last panel).

    MARY WORTH: Mary offers Derek a should to cry on. I wonder if she will pick up on Esme’s gross violation of policy (Esme is, after all, an employee of the cruise line).

    PHANTOM: Does the phrase, “A penny for you thoughts..” apply?

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  4. Rick
    davidf42  almost 7 years ago

    Crankshaft – As good an excuse as any.

    Rex Morgan – I think I’m about to quit reading this comic.

    Phantom – Stay home for how long? You can’t stay hidden forever.

    Sally Forth – What I hate is a motel that advertises free wi-fi and has one router to serve a hundred rooms.

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  5. Florchi 2
    florchi  almost 7 years ago

    GATURRO, cont. I’m glad to see G. & Agatha like books (as opposed to reading on a screen). I have found it very interesting that test studies have shown that retention is better when material is read from a hard copy (as opposed to on a screen). A community activist I know thinks libraries are out-dated; I disagree. Comments, anyone?

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  6. Silverknights
    JanLC  almost 7 years ago

    I’ve been following the classic “Apartment 3-G”, and the author really has nailed the verbally abusive husband. The character is unpleasant enough to repulse the reader, and at the same time a charmer to everyone around him. While I don’t like the character, I admire the author for his accuracy and insight. I understand he was a trained psychologist.

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