Agnes by Tony Cochran for September 18, 2013

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    Hunter7  about 11 years ago

    When did Chez Whiz start selling in 20 pound blocks?

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    rshive  about 11 years ago

    We had a bear ransack our campsite once. Ate a 5-pound block of Velveeta cheese. One sick bear, that.

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    zman111666  about 11 years ago

    I’d be surprised if Agnes doesn’t try to pass the cheese off as something else, in hopes of selling it. I already see the gears turning.

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  about 11 years ago

    Yep, hair products you can eat, mix with macaroni, melt on toast or kill mice without buying a trap..She has me salivating

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    jamestipton222  about 11 years ago

    This comic has slowly grown on me, and is now one of my top three!

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    1MadHat Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Some years ago, I saw a box labeled “USDA Pasteurized American Process Cheese Type Food Product”. The contents were a pale yellow color, and I (gratefully) have no idea what it tasted like.

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    katzenbooks45  about 11 years ago

    Better living through chemistry? I don’t think so…

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    maximiles  about 11 years ago

    I have an article from 2006 how food chemists wanted to add flavors to string cheese to make it more appealing to kids. Originally tried strawberry but the pH was too low and the cheese wouldn’t have the same texture. So they tried other “fun” flavors – bubble gum, watermelon, cotton candy, green apple – and appropriately colored (pink, light turquoise, red, lime green). Can’t say I’ve seen any of these come to market, wonder why . . .

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    Stephen Gilberg  about 11 years ago

    Poor girls. They’ve never seen anything in their lives that wasn’t subpar.

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Stephen G….

    You really have to define “par”… it depends on priorities and values. Just saying that I don’t pity them.They’d like computers and a few other comforts, but they don’t know what they’re missing, when it comes to fancy clothes and the like.

    Grandma’s love isn’t subpar … and it sounds like Trout’s mother loves her too, in her strange fashion.And they have a strong friendship with each other.How many people would jump to trade luxury for love?

    On a global scale, for perspective…. they have warm beds and a roof to keep them dry. That puts them in the upper 25%.

    They eat at least one or two meals every day. The food may not be as nutritious or tasty, or plentiful, as would be ideal… but they’re not starving.And they have clean clothes, a school, books, TV… to most of the world that makes them rich.

    I know, I know… we’re talking about a comparison with their peers…. but I believe that it’s love and a grateful spirit that make people happy, not a quest for “better.”

    I probably don’t own a lot of things you may think barely sufficient…. but my life, in my eyes, is anything but “sub-par.”

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