FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for August 29, 2024

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    einarbt  20 days ago

    AM PM whatever.

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    SquidGamerGal  20 days ago

    No excuses! Lights out at 21:00 hour! Not a minute later!

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    Robert Miller Premium Member 20 days ago

    I’ve always wondered why there isn’t a different schedule for schools…maybe because there isn’t enough teachers, but wouldn’t it be interesting to have 1st shift and 2nd shift schools? Just like there are for jobs. I got real used to working 2nd shift…getting up at noon, going to work by 2 and working til 10…Some people are just wired like that.

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    Wren Fahel  20 days ago

    My daughter would argue against the “6 hours of sleep” thing. She even argued – respectfully and with compelling evidence – against her doctor about it.

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    KEA  20 days ago

    Good. At the very least, Parents should make sure students are properly rested, properly fed and properly clothed for school.

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    John Jorgensen  20 days ago

    If you can’t get by on six hours of sleep in your teens, when can you?

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    mindjob  20 days ago

    Falling asleep in class is better than falling asleep at the wheel

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    billdaviswords  20 days ago

    If she’s so sleepy now to have her eyes look like that, she would have no problem falling asleep at 9.

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    M.K.Staffeld  20 days ago

    Nine p.m.???? Andi, make it 10 pm

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    Strawberry King  20 days ago

    At least she doesn’t bark like a dog in class like Darlene from Roseanne did.

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    gammaguy  19 days ago

    I only once knew someone who fell asleep in class, and that was at university. And he only did it once.

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