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The Duplex

Basic Instructions

The Fusco Brothers

Dinosaur Comics

Pickles

Close to Home

By John McPherson

Dog Eat Doug

By Brian Anderson

The Argyle Sweater

By Scott Hilburn

Rabbits Against Magic

By Jonathan Lemon

Half Full

By Maria Scrivan

Bound and Gagged

By Dana Summers

Swan Eaters

By Georgia Dunn

Non Sequitur

By Wiley Miller

Scary Gary

Lio

By Mark Tatulli

Breaking Cat News

By Georgia Dunn

Recent Comments

24 days ago on Rabbits Against Magic

Embrace the power of AND. :D
about 1 month ago on Rabbits Against Magic

He’s from the short-lived but hilarious “Clone High”. 13 episodes and a cliff-hanger.
5 months ago on Breaking Cat News

Well, poop. I did say that cats are weird, so… Yeah, I got nothin’.
5 months ago on Breaking Cat News

Orange peels. Cats don’t like the scent of citrus, so a few peels sitting on top of the soil might work. (I say might because cats are weird and I’m certain there are some wee beasties out there that like it, so…your mileage, etc.)
7 months ago on Basic Instructions

Cats generally hate citrus. It’s a known feline repellent.
7 months ago on Basic Instructions

And not just UTIs. Any toileting outside the box needs to be addressed, as cats are very good at hiding when something is wrong (instinct from being both predator and prey). I have a cat with anxiety and that manifested as peeing on the floor.
8 months ago on Dog Eat Doug

Vivid imaginations + implicit trust in someone older = irrational fear
8 months ago on Dog Eat Doug

Watermelon seeds, cherry pits, and gum. All lead to terrible outcomes and are seriously scarring for some kids.
10 months ago on Dinosaur Comics

Soccer baseball is what it was called when I was a kid. It could also be a regional thing, too, since Ryan North is Canadian.
10 months ago on My Dad is Dracula

THE PUBLIC. Not just the handful that are screeching to get something banned because little Johnny might see something that goes against whatever his parents believe. EVERYONE. That’s the public.
Libraries already have committees and mechanisms in place to determine which books get stocked and which ones get passed by. They’re acting in the public good already.
Those parents who want things banned? They’re expecting everyone else to parent their kids. They need to step up and do the work. Parenting is bloody hard and it’s a job that you have for the rest of your life.

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