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  1. about 1 hour ago on Big Nate

    Part of my reply to the trident king was a response to your comment about dial up. I thought both comments came from trident king. I should have checked before filing the comment.

  2. about 1 hour ago on Big Nate

    When the movie came out in 2004, Cable broadband was fairly widespread, as was DSL. Dial up Internet was fading fast by then.

    Regarding Uncle Ted, Kip Dynamite was a dweeb like Uncle Ted, but he was trim, maybe even skinny. Also, he was neatly groomed without any of Ted’s sloppy attire, hanging belly, and gross facial hair.

  3. about 8 hours ago on Big Nate

    “Napolean Dynamite” was released in 2004. According to the Internet, online dating started in 1995. Kip Dynamite met his girlfriend in an on-line chat room. Maybe that is not exactly online dating, but it is close.

  4. about 11 hours ago on Big Nate

    Even Napolean Dynamite’s brother did better with his online dating.

  5. 2 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    I said to my Father, “everyone hates me.” He said, “don’t be ridiculous, everyone doesn’t know you yet.”

  6. 2 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    To borrow a phrase from Ron White, he has the right, but he does not have the ability.

  7. 3 days ago on Frazz

    Noted intelligence expert, Ron White, says that “you can’t fix stupid.”

  8. 5 days ago on Peanuts

    Not the 70s. Bad beer – bad bread – and too much polyester.

  9. 5 days ago on Pickles

    “You can take that one off now.” George Bailey to Uncle Billy in “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

  10. 14 days ago on Gasoline Alley

    I tried to post a comment on “Peanuts Begins” in which I referred to the date of the strip. I used a month slash day notation. Go Comics added a caution that urls are not allowed. I couldn’t post the comment until I had changed it to month-day. This GC obsession with urls is just silly. Have they ever explained their objection?