Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for August 22, 2024

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    C  27 days ago

    They shouldn’t let those breed

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    wallylm  27 days ago

    Shark Tales!

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    lalapalooza Premium Member 27 days ago

    hahahaha that kid with its mouth open, so gone to this world!!

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    The dude from FL  Premium Member 27 days ago

    FL’s new libraries

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    Asharah  27 days ago

    Has CPS investigated Cinderella’s stepmother?

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    ArcticFox Premium Member 27 days ago

    The teddy bears seems quite interested.

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    einarbt  27 days ago

    Noooooooooo

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    Bilan  27 days ago

    The lawyer should bone up on his research. Individual 2 never saw the pumpkin or knew anything about it.

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    PraiseofFolly  27 days ago

    Tomorrow night: Arithmetic Story Problems, with characters A, B, and C, (Or is there too much Romance in Mathematics?)

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    Kaputnik  26 days ago

    The story had its intended effect.

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    franki_g  26 days ago

    Grimms gone grim

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    Wizard of Ahz-no relation  26 days ago

    a few years ago i picked up some books- politically correct fairy tales.

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    Anon4242  26 days ago

    Hickory dickory dock

    The mice ran up the clock

    The clock struck one

    And the others escaped with minor injuries

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    Superhawk  26 days ago

    There are bench-warrants out for Hansel (defacing private property, theft and littering), Gretel (defacing private property, theft and littering, and Goldilocks (Breaking and entering, destruction of private property, theft). When they are caught, their arraignments will be on YouTube.

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    Doug K  26 days ago

    Individual #2 – the legal owner of the Glass Slipper?

    Is that by the Finders Keepers Law?

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    Grandma Lea  26 days ago

    Must be the Florida version deinsantoes approved

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    MS72  26 days ago

    Pumpkin Spice?

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    DaBump Premium Member 26 days ago

    Wow, that would be very effective at putting me to sleep! I’d get a headache trying to read it, though.

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    baskate_2000  26 days ago

    This makes my fingernails hurt — at least the kid is able to sleep through it!

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    smgray  26 days ago

    wow, he put the cat to sleep too, or maybe not.

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    comixbomix  26 days ago

    For once, legalese served it’s purpose.

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    sandpiper  26 days ago

    Even the teddies are asleep.

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    Outrageous.Tom  26 days ago

    Dad must be a lawyer. He seems very wrapped up in the story while his audience sleeps.

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    calliarcale  26 days ago

    Well, that’s one way to put your kids to sleep. :-D

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    cellodude1990  26 days ago

    Ha! If I have kids, this is what I’m going to read to them.

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    Slowly, he turned...  26 days ago

    Dewey, Cheatem, and Howe, book sellers.

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    Holden Awn  26 days ago

    A class action complaint against individual 2 alleging sexual assault for non-consensual foot fondling has been filed.

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    batesmom7  26 days ago

    Time to reopen cold case fairy tale and nursery rhyme cases? Bones and Booth look into Humpty Dumpty’s splattered eggshell?

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    DavidPlatt  26 days ago

    Goldilocks and the Three Torts.

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    Calvins Brother  26 days ago

    ….and they all counter-sued happily ever after.

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    ncorgbl  26 days ago

    Courtesy of the Harvard Law Revue.

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    dot-the-I  26 days ago

    None of us kids ever slept on an Edward Everett Horton fractured telling.

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    elgrecousa Premium Member 26 days ago

    Not laughing matter anymore. It’s happening on many college campuses these days.

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    mindjob  26 days ago

    This is what you miss out on when you can’t go to jury duty

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    aflhc1984  26 days ago

    it did the job it was supposed to, kid’s knocked out cold. hahaha.

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    mousefumanchu Premium Member 26 days ago

    The one from way back had the ugly steps whittling away at their feet to fit the shoe.

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    lnrokr55  26 days ago

    Wow, kinda cynical, even for Wiley!

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    christelisbetty  26 days ago

    Special Prosecutors report ?

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    kathleenhicks62  26 days ago

    I am about to go asleep just reading today’s comics.

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    FireAnt_Hater  26 days ago

    Dad knows how to put her to sleep.

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    Richard S Russell Premium Member 26 days ago

    Today’s trivia, courtesy of Dr. Internet: “Some suggested that Cinderella (in Charles Perrault’s 1697 telling of the fairy tale) wore a fur shoe rather than a glass one, arguing that the French term verre (glass) was a mistranslation of the term vair (fur) and noting that fur slippers were highly valued in the past. But all aspects of dress in Perrault’s story were pointedly contemporary, and fur slippers were not in fashion at the end of the 17th century. Furthermore, when the slipper is place on Cinderella’s foot, it is proclaimed to fit as though it were made of wax — meaning it was absolutely form fitting. The rigidity and individual fit achievable through a bespoke (as it were) glass slipper moulded exactly to Cinderella’s foot would have confirmed her identity. A fur slipper would have had ‘give’ and would have fit any number of people.”

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    liberalnlovinit  26 days ago

    What, no person’s of interest or unindicted co-conspirators?

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    Johnny on the Spot  26 days ago

    Where were these when I needed to get my son to sleep? He would’ve been out like a light.

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    MiseFéin  26 days ago

    Well it sent her too sleep just fine.

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    Sun  26 days ago

    Democrat fairy tales of lies should not be pushed onto the public through propaganda.

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    Holden Awn  26 days ago

    Meantime a frog identifying as a ‘Prince’ continues to prey upon unsuspecting women by soliciting ‘kisses’ (hint. hint. wink. wink.) with vague promises of happily ever after…

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    jbruins84341  26 days ago

    I think this one even put the teddy bear to sleep.

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    artjohn42  26 days ago

    Guaranteed somnolence in under thirty seconds!

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    gfredrickson85  26 days ago

    So that’s what happens when Disney revamps the classics?

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    keenanthelibrarian  26 days ago

    Oh, boy, at last, something you can really get involved with …

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    eddi-TBH  26 days ago

    “You can’t fool me. There is no Sanity Clause.”

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    Otis Rufus Driftwood  26 days ago

    The kid is asleep. Mission accomplished.

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  25 days ago

    Tex Avery’s CINDERELLA MEETS FELLA

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    mistercatworks  24 days ago

    “While understanding Individual 1 had not, in fact, committed to a relationship via the act of dancing repeatedly with Individual 2 during the course of an evening an the aforementioned venue.”

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