Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for September 28, 2014

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    Can't Sleep  about 10 years ago

    Great strip – love the art, and so very true.

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    js305  about 10 years ago

    I bet everyone scrolls back to the first frame just to see if all the leaves really did fall…

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    watmiwori  about 10 years ago

    You do, and you’ll clean it up!

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    Varnes  about 10 years ago

    5th panel: Carpet of snow and icycles hanging off their noses

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    Aaberon  about 10 years ago

    I started eating like a pig about a month ago: I felt the huge need for fatty foods: bulking up for an early winter. I SO hope I’m wrong!

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    Defective Premium Member about 10 years ago

    It’s supposed to be almost 80 today where I am in Maine. Although I already heard that prediction, as well, because everyone loves reading that thing up here.

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    Packratjohn Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Carp diem – catch one fish each dayCrape diem – try to have a better dayCarpe dime – Save a 10 cent piece each dayVeni, Vidi, Visa – I came, I saw, I boughtWe had to learn Latin in Florida schools, because we were so close to Latin America.Or so they told us.

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    nosirrom  about 10 years ago

    Boy, I wish my leaves would fall that fast. As it is, I know what I’ll be doing on a regular basis for the next two and a half months. And those darn oak leaves, they’re so tenacious some of them wont fall off the trees until next spring.

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    The Life I Draw Upon  about 10 years ago

    Beautiful artwork.

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    Ziveron  about 10 years ago

    Clever use of the dog-walker as a timing instrument.

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    mistercatworks  about 10 years ago

    So that’s why they call it “fall”.

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    dabugger  about 10 years ago

    So it is time to fall for all that.

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    sarah413 Premium Member about 10 years ago

    “But now the days grow short, I’m in the autumn of the yearAnd now I think of my life as vintage wine from fine old kegsFrom the brim to the dregs, it poured sweet and clearIt was a very good year.” Frances Albert Sinatra

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    Linda Pearson  about 10 years ago

    In the panhandle of TX it is in 60’s at night and mid to high 70’s during the day. Almanack says we will have mild winter but I don’t believe them. Insects are already going into hibernation.

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    strictures  about 10 years ago

    The 2013 Farmer’s Almanac said that Chicago was going to have a mild winter.It was the complete opposite of that.So, as usual, i never believe what this fraud puts out in PR ever, because, if you look carefully, they never, ever say whether the previous year’s prediction was correct, which it rarely is.

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    unca jim  about 10 years ago

    Let the leaf-blower wars begin! Up Nawth, I had a northwest wind favoring me, so my pore neighbor never stood a chance after a dry windy fall day.I cut the offending trees down and then the fun began with a new, but alcoholic neighbor. I’ve found that stupidity and it’s cousin, dumbness, is both acquired and in DNA.

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    Varnes  about 10 years ago

    nosirrom, I grew up under Willow trees, I thought they were were the messiest of trees, but now I’m under four huge oaks..They win. I can’t walk bare foot in the grass, Acorns everywhere, they are pointy on both ends!) Twigs and whole branches drop without warning…limbs in a storm, and yeah those stupid leaves…

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    Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr   about 10 years ago

    What’s the Latin for “seize the leafblower” ?

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    susan.e.a.c  about 10 years ago

    Last two years the Almanac was bang on here….said tons of snow, we got records. Said long and cold, cold, we got that. Regular weather forecasters were about 3 feet of snow too low, then 10˚ too high. Five years ago the Almanac said a dry spring, local weather predicted a massive, record-setting spring snowfall. No snow.

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    Calvins Brother  about 10 years ago

    It’s been in the 70’s and low 80’s here in Chicagoland, but I made a double batch of Chili yesterday. I’m ready.

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    Varnes  about 10 years ago

    Chicago land is the land mass between Chicago and Michianna…

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    jimguess  about 10 years ago

    Why are the men and the bench not covered in leaves?

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    Kind&Kinder  about 10 years ago

    One of my favorite pieces of all time. Thanks so much bringing it back into my awareness today. A long time ago on first hearing this song, I thought it would be “terribly strange to be 70”. Tempus fugit.

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    Observer fo Irony  about 10 years ago

    Run for your lives the climate is changing. Aeeh!!

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    mr_sherman Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Something like that CAN happen if there was a freeze the night before. The ice forming a the joint where the leaf connects to the branch separates the leaf from the tree, but holds the leaf until the sun warms the ice and causes it to melt. In less than an hour, most of the leaves in the trees are now on the ground.

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    momd45  about 10 years ago

    This is just beautiful and touching. Thankyou.

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    laisla1315  about 10 years ago

    Thanks for posting, one of S $ G’s most evocative songs. Now that I am approaching 70, it does seem “terribly strange”.

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    Arianne  about 10 years ago

    Awww! I’m so glad other people remember and love this, too! Simon and Garfunkel were my first musical loves… well, them and The Beatles. But theirs were my first albums, thanks to my mom’s surprising decision to defy my dad’s ban of anything resembling rock music. So, they were and are very special to me. Nice choice!

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    Beleck3  about 10 years ago

    i gather these two guys are a “regular” in this comic. my favorite is still Danae.

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