Nancy Classics by Ernie Bushmiller for April 22, 2022

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    allen@home  over 2 years ago

    Never had that problem. When school was out for the summer. Had plenty of things to do. Didn’t want to get anywhere near the school.

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    catmom1360  over 2 years ago

    Schools out and that meant 2-1/2 months to read.

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    Susan00100  over 2 years ago

    When there’s a classroom shown in this strip, there are about 40-50 kids in it.

    Now, today—POOF!! Everyone’s disappeared!!

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    Susan00100  over 2 years ago

    Maybe Nancy should get a summer job.

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    jagedlo  over 2 years ago

    It’s interesting how Nancy ended up back at school anyway!

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    sheilag  over 2 years ago

    In my day, our summer days were wide open and we did so much… yes, we got bored too, but we didn’t have the concerns that I imagine kids today do (stranger abductions, drugs, etc.)… but I sure wouldn’t be wearing my school clothes like Nancy!

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    anncorr339  over 2 years ago

    That is the one place you would never find me in summer

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    Zebrastripes  over 2 years ago

    Give dat Nancy time…it will be no time she comes up with a zany idea….

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    The Orange Mailman  over 2 years ago

    Talked to a guy who retired 6 months ago. He said he has all the television commercials memorized.

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    brklnbern  over 2 years ago

    Her joy is not unconfined after all.

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    spaced man spliff  over 2 years ago

    Well, she and her friends could play ‘School’.

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    felipenollaFFA  over 2 years ago

    Sallly Brown is a step ahead of Nancy, she talks to her school building….

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    cubswin2016  over 2 years ago

    I believe that this is what they call irony.

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