Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for August 31, 2023

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    salakfarm Premium Member 9 months ago

    Kids these days, perpetually.

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    Dr. Quatermass  9 months ago

    I hear ya, Rodney Aperfield. Just don’t forget to do that signature “monkey suit” tie tugging.

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    sevaar777  9 months ago

    “OK, Boomer”…

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    jvo  9 months ago

    “Checking our hides for parasites?”

    We have Hair Salons for that now.

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    garethkb415 Premium Member 9 months ago

    I’ve made it to my mid-30s without feeling compelled to complain about the youth, and I see no reason why I can’t keep it up for another five decades.

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    P51Strega  9 months ago

    Nit picking

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    carlosrivers  9 months ago

    Well, a chimp has to be trusted in order to groom another chimp…

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    Packratjohn Premium Member 9 months ago

    Cut to Pan Am Space Clipper…

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    Steverino Premium Member 9 months ago

    I hope they don’t make a monkey out of themselves.

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    Decepticomic  9 months ago

    The only thing worse than “jungle culture” is CANCEL— whatever.

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    RabbitDad  9 months ago

    Tomorrow’s version will be a variation of the same theme, with an interesting twist (it comes out on Thursdays on Daily Kos)

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    gmu328  9 months ago

    oh yeah, my kids know how I want them to probe my hide for parasites … and they simply scoff at me!

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    eddi-TBH  9 months ago

    They put the troglodyte in “pan troglodytes”. And the sour grapes didn’t fall far from their tree.

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    gammaguy  8 months ago

    Youth — along with the members of many (most?) other groups — are not all the same. I find that it benefits me to treat them as individuals.

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