A little kindness goes a long way sometimes. I think of myself as a kind person. I’m the first person to chase an orange from a paper bag that breaks, first person to give up my seat for someone who probably needs it for physical reasons (pregnancy or age). What’s wrong with being kind? If it makes me a wimp, so be it.
In sports the team can be called for unsportsmanship and penalized appropriately.
Excess celebrating is one.
In biblical, a parable, The Good Samaritan. My father followed this trait more than once. On the other hand, don’t give a panhandler to much spare change. They may buy liquor abundantly and poison themself. Wear a halo carefully.
“(It may have meantsomething to)”…a really large kite?…a zebra?…someone who was too shy to step out in front of the kite once and for all?…Gale to see herself used once the kite was in the sky?
Forgotten small kindnesses sometimes accrete into lasting relationships. That’s how come the zebra bombed today’s strip. They missed their pet hang glider.
Hardly worth mentioning, but a zebra holding up the boogie boarder’s sail might make a nice filler for the evening news … a good teaser for “Film at eleven” …!
Wind-skating is such a small kindness to a non-skater.
But, the thing is, the tagline was “like a giraffe on roller skates.” (Not a zebra on ice skates; the interloping or photobombing zebra is more suited to his rôle as Zeeba Neighba in Pearls Before Swine.). This line was used, as every tadpole knows, by Lisa Howard on her (now defunct) blog during the ’90s, when she was known as a co-star in TV’s Highlander (whence the line originated from “Dr. Anne Lindsey”) and in Gene Roddenberry’s Earth: Final Conflict as “Col. Lili Marquette.”
painedsmile almost 2 years ago
A little kindness goes a long way sometimes. I think of myself as a kind person. I’m the first person to chase an orange from a paper bag that breaks, first person to give up my seat for someone who probably needs it for physical reasons (pregnancy or age). What’s wrong with being kind? If it makes me a wimp, so be it.
painedsmile almost 2 years ago
Hey, zebrastripes. What did you do to get into today’s strip?
ChukLitl Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Every little bit helps.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 2 years ago
But you’re going to take 39 words to not mention it.
3hourtour Premium Member almost 2 years ago
…Republicans want Jim Jordan as Speaker of the House…
…his kindness of looking the other way…
…or behaving like the other way really happened…
…when all he had to do is speak the truth…
…showed us all that there is a kind of kindness…
…of not taking one for the team…
…but letting the team take one or two or three…
…I mean looking the other way on rape and murder are cool…
…but don’t be a snitch…
…the boys were so proud of him that they were were knitting him a scarf & mittens…
…after all the Stitches for Snitches program was a little nicety for forgotten people just like Jim…
Hugh B. Hayve almost 2 years ago
I wasn’t going to mention it. It was the zebra in the room.
The Old Wolf almost 2 years ago
No kindness is ever worth forgetting.
*Hot Rod* almost 2 years ago
In sports the team can be called for unsportsmanship and penalized appropriately.
Excess celebrating is one.
In biblical, a parable, The Good Samaritan. My father followed this trait more than once. On the other hand, don’t give a panhandler to much spare change. They may buy liquor abundantly and poison themself. Wear a halo carefully.
!!ǝlɐ⅁ Premium Member almost 2 years ago
“(It may have meantsomething to)”…a really large kite?…a zebra?…someone who was too shy to step out in front of the kite once and for all?…Gale to see herself used once the kite was in the sky?
Brass Orchid Premium Member almost 2 years ago
The smooth path is unremarkable. Melting boulders with vinegar to allow elephants passage, that’s how you get a mention in the history books.
coltish1 almost 2 years ago
Forgotten small kindnesses sometimes accrete into lasting relationships. That’s how come the zebra bombed today’s strip. They missed their pet hang glider.
rastapopilos almost 2 years ago
A string of small kindnesses makes for a beautiful pearl necklace of life.
*Hot Rod* almost 2 years ago
Wowsers, I’d like a nut, hot almond Joy for something subliminal Alex. What is Ehat on eba
Zebrastripes almost 2 years ago
Any kindness is worth remembering and savoring the polite gesture….just remember….you can’t change the stripes on a ZEBRA‼️☺️
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
charles9156 almost 2 years ago
worth it
Rotifer FREE BEER & BATH MATS ON FEB. 31! Thalweg Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Dead Pope Hammer? What’s next? The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch?*
* That’s your (evidentiary) cue, @Sisyphos
Howard'sMyHero almost 2 years ago
Hardly worth mentioning, but a zebra holding up the boogie boarder’s sail might make a nice filler for the evening news … a good teaser for “Film at eleven” …!
( or click bait )
6turtle9 almost 2 years ago
Kindness. The iced skates of life, providing smooth sailing over the cold harsh reality of life.
willie_mctell almost 2 years ago
A zebra and a sail are vital to appreciating this.
Sisyphos almost 2 years ago
Wind-skating is such a small kindness to a non-skater.
But, the thing is, the tagline was “like a giraffe on roller skates.” (Not a zebra on ice skates; the interloping or photobombing zebra is more suited to his rôle as Zeeba Neighba in Pearls Before Swine.). This line was used, as every tadpole knows, by Lisa Howard on her (now defunct) blog during the ’90s, when she was known as a co-star in TV’s Highlander (whence the line originated from “Dr. Anne Lindsey”) and in Gene Roddenberry’s Earth: Final Conflict as “Col. Lili Marquette.”
https://tinyurl.com/2p98ssn2