FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for December 18, 2008
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Grandma: Here, sweetheart. I made you some tea. Andy: Not now, Mother, my column's due in 20 minutes. Grandma: Twenty minutes?! Yikes! I don't know how you do it Andrea. Personally, I always feel compelled to get my work done well ahead of time, so I don't have to rush and do a sloppy job at the last minute. But different strokes for different folks. I suppose. Then again, what you're typing right now is gibberish. Andy: Mother, please, I've now got 19 minutes...
ds133 almost 16 years ago
I read this, remembered that I am going home for the holidays to deal with my mother for a week, and started to try to think up excuses that would allow me to stay for 3 days instead.
I’ve always hated those little comments, the ones that aren’t ‘criticizing’ persay, but at the same time make you want to attack the person with your bare hands.
txmystic almost 16 years ago
I think fearciuil nailed it the other day: “Holy Passive-Aggressive!”
llewann almost 16 years ago
And this is why my parents get a hotel room when they come here or I get one when I see them. I need my space.
kirbey almost 16 years ago
I know this is a comic strip but . . I so miss my Mom.
Aquarius_User over 5 years ago
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