Frazz by Jef Mallett for May 13, 2016

Yes—lotta snobbery going on here, but clever.

Jef, this is why you say “You write for smart people who read newspapers”…SueAnn and I still love your stuff.

Love,Daniel & SueAnn, Seattle WA

Of course he could have done it purposefully too. It’s hard to determine the demeanour of a cartoon character.

Jeff, I’m gonna put this in my grammar blog. With full credit, of course.

She’s his teacher! It’s her job to try to teach him proper grammar. She may be fighting a losing battle in today’s world, but trying does not make her a snob.

Actually….. I would like to see him take on the ubiquitous use of adverbs. Actually I would….actually.

My preceding comment was brought to you by a millennial on the local news.

All of a sudden, or suddenly?

Today’s installment it brought to you by the Oxford Comma.

Score one more for Caulfield!

When will Frazz address the 14 year going-nowhere nature of his romance with Miss Plainwell, and pop the question?

When will Frazz address the 14 year going-nowhere nature of his romance with Miss Plainwell, and pop the question?

Caulfield calls Frazz a bonehead when Frazz is the only one who can tolerate him ? “Smooth move ex-Lax !”

And why call him a bonehead for being logical? “Purpose” isn’t an adjective, so why should “purposely” be an adverb?

At least Caulfield recognizes his hypocrisy. When other characters (adults and children) do something like this, it flies right over their heads.