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1. 1 day ago on Mike Luckovich

   “From now on, we’ll drown them slowly, carefully, one by one…”

2. 3 days ago on Frank and Ernest

   “Unravel” only means to come apart due to the past few decades of misuse. Once upon a time, “ravel” meant to come apart – that was my point about language “evolving” (or, in this case, raveling).That’s fine – it’s easy to see why people would intuitively misuse the word, and, when enough of us do, dictionaries, like the one you’ve cited, will then reflect that as accepted usage…a dictionary of etymology might prove interesting – it will explain both the meaning and the historic usages.

3. 4 days ago on Jeff Danziger

   Do you have other employees for whom you could? Just curious…

4. 4 days ago on Frank and Ernest

   He means, “start to ravel”…

   (yes, I do understand that common usage makes errors acceptable, over time…)

5. 4 days ago on Doonesbury

   I always thought it was some sort of fisherman’s hat, ready to be adorned with lures and other paraphernalia, underscoring that, as a reporter, he doesn’t just sit behind a newsroom desk, but mixes it up in the real world…or something?

6. 5 days ago on Jeff Danziger

   …there’s always Azkaban…

   And just ‘btw’, how can one possibly not have anything against Ann Coulter?

7. 6 days ago on Stuart Carlson

   Still proud of what America is supposed to represent. But as far as I can tell, T Rump doesn’t believe in any of the traditional American principles I cherish…

8. 6 days ago on Matt Davies

   Hey, Cartoonists! Cut it out! The part of America that’s doing these awful things is NOT the part you can characterize with that symbol…

9. 6 days ago on Nick Anderson

   NOT the best, and for precisely that reason: these travesties are not Lady Liberty at work – quite the opposite.

10. 6 days ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

    …you’re asking the question backwards.