One Big Happy by Rick Detorie for January 24, 2015

Your everyday silver was plastic? There are kids in this country who don’t know where their next meal is coming from, and you’re boo-hooing about plastic forks from your childhood?-If your shrink is taking you seriously, he should lose his board certification. Go far away, Avis…

Today’s comic on creators. com is sad…

Did they have plastic in the 1930s?

We had to use our Fingers.

They had bakelite, around 1935, made into many things including kitchenware. And it wasn’t cheap. So in fact she is complaining that her family was rich.

She would actually be less obnoxious if she literally kept her thumb in her mouth.

Yes, PVC in 1920s. Theaters gave away plastic dinnerware during the depression.

Avis that is nothing you had a snap of your childhood. My mom who is far older relieves her very tortured unhappy childhood for over 70 years she is 89 now.

Pity her kids and grandkids!

When I was a kid, we ate dirt & rocks and only drank water when it rained!

Enough of Avis! Where’s Ruthie?

I’m 62, and my everyday silverware is still plastic. Paper plates, and red solo cups, too.

Today’s Strip at Creators.com: Well after say, five years, a cast member (and a running gag) is written out of the series