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  1. 19 days ago on Adam@Home

    In my home he would have been out (and bloody) as soon as he insulted tea and Shakespeare.

  2. about 1 month ago on Dick Tracy

    It’s an assassin’s teapot.

  3. about 2 months ago on Dick Tracy

    No the play came first. The movie’s credits even say “from the play”.

  4. 2 months ago on Dick Tracy

    Harvey isn’t imaginary. While most characters, and the audience, cannot see or hear him, Elwood’s sister and later the head doctor reveal they can. Harvey somehow moves items and leaves written messages unseen but we do see him open and close doors. He is really there.

  5. 3 months ago on Phoebe and Her Unicorn

    “Gravity is a harsh mistress” -The Tick

  6. 3 months ago on Breaking Cat News

    In total agreement with Goldie. Power outages make me furious.

    Also I’ll use swear words all I #*!ing want and I don't give a #*! if it bothers anyone else! I mean, okay if it’s a matter of there being small children nearby I might try to hold back, otherwise tough $#!+

  7. 4 months ago on Breaking Cat News

    It’s Christmas magic. Even Santa himself doesn’t really understand how it works.

  8. 4 months ago on Peanuts

    we agnostics have strong reason to believe the bible is not the actual word of god. We know the Earth is billions of years old not 6000, we know there was never a flood that covered the whole planet, we know there is no sin in consensual love. Faith in god himself is a good thing, but the bible is a book written, rewritten, edited, translated, and interpreted multiple ways by man and man is flawed.

    I’ve seen enough in my life to believe there is something more out there a higher power for lack of a better term and there is an afterlife of some kind, at the same time I’ve seen 100 times that know that no religion is the “true word of god”And in the interest of peace I’d prefer to leave it there before this debate turns any more uncivil.

  9. 4 months ago on Peanuts

    I initially refrained from saying it, but since you brought up the issue – I’m a very anti-religious agnostic and thus to me it’s very hypocritical to state “we need to stop believing in legends” while at the same time constantly making references to the bible stories as though they were real. (and to be clear I’m agnostic not atheist. maybe there’s a god maybe there isn’t, no one knows but the stories of the bible have been debunked)

  10. 4 months ago on Peanuts

    Shame on Schulz for this. How many innocent children saw this in the paper and were devastated? It is not his, nor anyone else’s, place to decide when a child is “old enough” to learn. Besides you don’t know how old the children reading this are!