Mother Goose and Grimm by Mike Peters for January 03, 2024

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    momofalex7  11 months ago

    In the prime of his life.

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    Doug K  11 months ago

    Even when talking to a baby, talking baby talk isn’t so much for the baby’s benefit, it’s for the “adults” using it.

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    Doug K  11 months ago

    I thought at first that Mother Goose might be inebriated.

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    purepaul Premium Member 11 months ago

    Tried to figure out my age in dog years and it left me wanting to go back to bed.

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    duggersd Premium Member 11 months ago

    He does not look a day over 350 years!

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    sarahbowl1 Premium Member 11 months ago

    Yeah, Mom! But I do the same to my dog, and she’s 35 human years!

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    ladykat  11 months ago

    I would have thought Grimm was older than that in human years.

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    CaveCat87  11 months ago

    If Calvin tried to use dog years as an excuse for his age under the claims that he doesn’t need to go to school, his parents still won’t believe him in that regard.

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    Cameron1988 Premium Member 11 months ago

    At least he will be in October

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    darcyandsimon  11 months ago

    Grim just doesn’t seem like the kind of dog you’d use baby talk on. And actually, while I do modulate my voice, I don’t use that kind of talk with my kitty at all. “Is him awake?” What kind of grammar IS that?!

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    WCraft Premium Member 11 months ago

    Everyone knows dogs only understand baby talk!

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    bookworm0812  11 months ago

    You mean I’m STILL older than him?!?!?!?

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