Recent Comments

1. 2 days ago on FoxTrot

   Actually, every supermarket and drugstore I have been to lately is still stocked full of Halloween candy.

   This would have been the perfect time for a crossover: “Who makes your stocking decisions, anyway?” (bring out Ralph’s wife from “Drabble” here)

2. 5 days ago on Brewster Rockit

   If they’re solid, wouldn’t they appear entirely black?

3. 7 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Not at all. This was a “thing” at one point; the phrase was, “Equal Pay for Comparable Work.” In other words, “It’s not fair to the women that they are paid less because they are less capable of doing the amount of work that the men can do in this job.”

4. 12 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   If you charge more than everybody else, it’s “price gouging”

   If you charge the same as everybody else, it’s “price fixing”

   If you charge less than everybody else, it’s “predatory pricing” (you’re trying to force everybody else out of business so there will be no one else to go to when your prices go up significantly)

5. 16 days ago on Non Sequitur

   “But what about after that?” It’s a comic strip – there is no “after that”; somewhere during summer is “Reset Day,” when everybody’s ages go back to where they were in the previous year.

6. 17 days ago on F Minus

   In My Day, everybody’s large was 16" and medium was 14". Now, just about everybody uses 14" and 12".

   And, of course, Prices Higher In California.

7. 21 days ago on Brewster Rockit

   It has been only 15 days since he died – that’s a fast turnaround for a daily comic strip

8. 23 days ago on Drabble

   I don’t know about other areas, but in Las Vegas, it’s because too many homeless people were coming in with to-go cups. Or at least, that’s why they removed them from the casino floors (and no, it’s not because you were now expected to ask a cocktail waitress for one and then leave her a tip for it).

9. 25 days ago on Heart of the City

   Oh, so THAT’S why Kat’s last name was revealed a while ago (and then suddenly completely forgotten, when her mother was called “Mrs. Kat’s Mom”) – so she could be differentiated from another Cat.

10. 26 days ago on Heart of the City

    Wait…Cat’s a person? I thought they were talking about somebody’s cat