C'est la Vie by Jennifer Babcock for January 08, 2011

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    margueritem  almost 14 years ago

    Bunny Boy explains it all!

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    The missing M. Smokey  almost 14 years ago

    I just like to keep abreast of the situation.

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    cdward  almost 14 years ago

    ^Yeah, well you’re certainly milking it for all it’s worth.

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    Nighthawks Premium Member almost 14 years ago

    4 boobs and two ……uh, camel toes

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    fritzoid Premium Member almost 14 years ago

    The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

    The thing I’ve always wondered about lesbian sex is, how do they know when they’re done?

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    pdking77  almost 14 years ago

    Hey, reread -carefully- what Mona said in the first panel: “Donna and are not in…” She didn’t say “Donna and (I) are not in…” Hmmmmm…!!

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    NoirRaven  almost 14 years ago

    I don’t know Mona… Considering M Smokey is a figment of your imagination, you might have to rethink that statement… :P Just sayin’.

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    fritzoid Premium Member almost 14 years ago

    Hector, my understanding is that faking’s not so much an issue in these circumstances.

    Q: Why can men never tell when women have real orgasms? A: Because they’re never there.

    Back to the cartoon:

    “Everyone was so worried about who was going to want to see [Black Swan]. I remember them being like ‘How do you get guys to a ballet movie? How do you get girls to a thriller?’ And the answer is a lesbian scene. Everyone wants to see that.” – Natalie Portman, Entertainment Weekly, 1.7.11

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    VafaJioFreed  almost 14 years ago

    I love math ^_^

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    cbrsarah  almost 14 years ago

    And why would a stuffed rabbit care what goes on in a bedroom?

    And people like Natalie Portman shouldn’t use the word “everyone”. Not “everyone” wants to see a lesbian scene or whatever else people misuse the word for. Making an assumption like that is irresponsible.

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    razorback2824  almost 14 years ago

    “Donna and are not in…”?

    “…nor will we ever will be?”

    Fetishizing.

    Why do I think this is Jen’s response to any questions about Mona and Donna’s bachelorette status? If they’re not spending every day trying to snag a boyfriend, then the average comic strip reader is bound to get suspicious. Remember, this is a comic strip, and a comic strip woman must always be on the hunt for a potential husband if she isn’t already married. The Ryan story must have sent up some red flags when Mona chose Smokey.

    What’s wrong with a couple of old maids living together anyway?

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    fritzoid Premium Member almost 14 years ago

    cnrsarah, hyperbolic idiom isn’t necessarily irresponsible; it’s a common rhetorical device, if the usage is intended and understood as hyperbole. Everyone knows that.

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    Jen Babcock creator almost 14 years ago

    wrong again- the relationship didn’t work out b/c mona never wanted to have kids whereas ryan did. they realized they had different life goals.

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