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1. 7 months ago on Gil Thorp

   “Come through” is used in the UK to invite someone into your house.

2. about 1 year ago on Gil Thorp

   Hrraaak! It’s been awhile.

3. about 8 years ago on Gil Thorp

   More likely “Verres,” French for glasses.

4. about 9 years ago on Dick Tracy

   Quite a few reality checks have been noted. One more: if the railroad went to the trouble of walling off the old siding, they would also most likely have removed the switch to prevent any possibility of a derailment.

5. over 9 years ago on Get Fuzzy

   Any idea where Fungo’s mug is from? A Boston TV station?

6. about 10 years ago on Gil Thorp

   That’s “peaberry,” probably Tanzanian Peaberry, a delightful, rich variety of coffee which needs no cream or sugar.

7. almost 11 years ago on Luann

   That’s Shannon’s understanding of “down the aisle.”

8. about 11 years ago on Dick Tracy

   Ahem! Y’all are falling down on the job. We have seen “Lady Ceredwyn” before, and not too long ago – Mr. Crime’s mom, perhaps?

9. over 11 years ago on Dick Tracy

   Greens. Preferably with a ham hock, bacon or fatback.

10. over 11 years ago on Luann

    @mikeyj: The expression is “hoist with his own petard.” The quote is from “Hamlet.” More at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petard