I have to say, there is something about reading that is really soporific. Even when it’s a good engaging book, it still make you feel sleepy. I’m not the only one according to those I’ve asked. Maybe I’m getting older and the strain is too much now for my noggin :)
There are times I wonder why I read this. Don’t we have enough cartoons portraying dead-beat, do-nothing fathers? (I refer mostly to the Simpsons.) Fathers who care about their families should be respected, not lampooned. Yes, I know this is a comic strip, but sometimes this whole outlook on viewing dads as incompetent and objects of ridicule gets to me. (Down off the soapbox.)
seanfear 11 months ago
same as my job
SHIVA 11 months ago
Harrell needs to revamp this strip.
snsurone76 11 months ago
Please, Rob—bring back Baby Nick and Gumbo! Even if it’s just another dream!!
mccollunsky 11 months ago
Adam’s brain isn’t working today, please leave a message and well… never mind.
Uncle Kenny 11 months ago
He’s had more published than I have.
Harumph 11 months ago
Do those kids go to school?
nosirrom 11 months ago
If it’s magical he must be using OZ-mosis.
eced52 11 months ago
He’s scanning the pages of his eye lids.
markkahler52 11 months ago
Is he reading one of his own?
VICTOR PROULX 11 months ago
“Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working.” – Pablo Picasso
Rich_Pa 11 months ago
She moves in mysterious ways.
MRC112 11 months ago
I have to say, there is something about reading that is really soporific. Even when it’s a good engaging book, it still make you feel sleepy. I’m not the only one according to those I’ve asked. Maybe I’m getting older and the strain is too much now for my noggin :)
cuzinron47 11 months ago
Getting inspiration from other peoples books is called plagiarizing.
zarilla 11 months ago
Any comic strip can and will get stale now and then, but the good ones bounce back.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 11 months ago
The only thing mysterious is Adam’s insperration!
jbruins84341 11 months ago
There are times I wonder why I read this. Don’t we have enough cartoons portraying dead-beat, do-nothing fathers? (I refer mostly to the Simpsons.) Fathers who care about their families should be respected, not lampooned. Yes, I know this is a comic strip, but sometimes this whole outlook on viewing dads as incompetent and objects of ridicule gets to me. (Down off the soapbox.)