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1. about 3 hours ago on Frazz

   Keeping track allows you to know when you’ve done enough. And perhaps push yourself to do a bit more.

2. about 3 hours ago on Speed Bump

   It’s all about operant conditioning. Of YOU.

3. about 3 hours ago on Pearls Before Swine

   People are very good at reading a false smile. So one cost is loss of trust among those you grimace at.

4. about 3 hours ago on Pickles

   Snerk. Neither Spouse nor, when he lived here, Son likes macaroons. I love ’em. But store bought macaroons are BAD. Gotta be more like home made (using unsweetened coconut) and only about half as sweet.

5. about 3 hours ago on Lisa Benson

   As long as he only campaigns among dedicated Trumpist non-reality oriented people.

6. about 3 hours ago on Al Goodwyn Editorial Cartoons

   COMPLETELY impossible for ol Al or his cohort to even imagine that his polling reflects how well he’s actually doing his job.

7. about 3 hours ago on Bob Gorrell

   Total double standard. Gorrell’s specialty except when he’s creating false equivalence.

8. about 3 hours ago on Scott Stantis

   In fact, in our society, the rich and famous who aren’t above the law seem to be able to float above most of the punishment for breaking the laws.

9. about 3 hours ago on Joe Heller

   A very common joke today. Sadly. Disgustingly.

10. about 3 hours ago on Clay Jones

    I think they didn’t really LEARN those two middle things, though they COULD have. But that last one: Yep.

    Bear in mind that their (very) base IS the group that wants an abortion ban. So they really REALLY want to keep that part if they can figure a way. But a plebiscite is clearly not a good idea for them.