New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis for July 29, 2013

  1. Ubik
    Pharmakeus Ubik  over 11 years ago

    How could she!! Has she no idea how many unemployed wet nurses there are in Britain right now?

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  2. Ahm8 perceptor
    perceptor3  over 11 years ago

    Response to “breast-feeding—” Over-reaction. (BIG TIME.)

    Response to media-over-coverage— Completely appropriate!

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    thetraveller4  over 11 years ago

    I like Vic’s eyes in panel two…

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  4. Oldwolfcookoff
    The Old Wolf  over 11 years ago

    Biggest eyes ever, I think.

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  5. Nebulous100
    Nebulous Premium Member over 11 years ago

    Just wondering, but not enough to look it up, whether bottle feeding was common back in the Victorian Age.

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  6. Warthog
    wndrwrthg  over 11 years ago

    There was a point in time, though I cannot remember the period, when women of the higher classes purposely exposed a breast to show they were not breast feeding. It was quite the fashion and can be seen in paintings of the time.

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    Sherlock Watson  over 11 years ago

    Wow. You don’t usually see that many nipples in a comic strip; not even in “Love Is.”

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    TheDOCTOR  over 11 years ago

    I believe the baby won’t be king until 2176 the 22nd Century if I heard the story correctly.And he’ll still be able to watch New episodes of Doctor WHO. ☺

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    dawnsfire  over 11 years ago

    I was just reading a bio on QV and it said that she personally loathed the concept of breast-feeding and wasn’t any too happy with the little rug-rats to begin with. When they got to a certain age (I forget), children were so much more attractive and she was able to deal with them. Other than her son, of course. (Oddly enough, she may have been breast-fed by her mother!)

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  10. Kca mind the snp
    Ryan Plut  over 11 years ago

    In the second panel that’s Vicky “breast-facing”.

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  11. The prisoner of zenda 2b
    FlaviaR  over 11 years ago

    Oh, I certainly hope she does get to nurse him – for at least six months! It’s better for both the baby & the mother – but especially the baby. Physical health, mental/emotional health, IQ points – the works!

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