Pickles by Brian Crane for February 14, 2012

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    Llewellenbruce  over 12 years ago

    His friends will never see those cookies I bet.

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    The Nihilist  over 12 years ago

    Wouldn’t take that bet…

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    pendijk  over 12 years ago

    Shame on you Nelson, don’t you love your Grandma?

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    maestrabella67  over 12 years ago

    Opal ought to take those cookies back to share with HER friends! Nelson, you ungrateful wretch!

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    poppy1313  over 12 years ago

    Nelson could act like Hon Solo and say ‘I Know’

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    J Short  over 12 years ago

    Women, always applying pressure. It wouldn’t mean anything if he is forced. What’s with all this biscuit talk anyway?

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    wicky  over 12 years ago

    The US and the UK, two countries seperated by the same language.

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    listmom  over 12 years ago

    Homemade cookies (biscuits) are made with love. They taste best when received with love as well. (And my good ol’ Southern biscuits are made with butter, not “GREESE” *grease — other good ol’ Southern biscuits are made with either Crisco (solid veg shortening) or lard — if the baker is hardcore!)

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    Superfrog  over 12 years ago

    In Oz, biscuits can be any shape but cookies are always round. Biscuits are always bigger than cookies except for the really big cookies. These are hard and fast rules except when they’re not.

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    jaeldid66  over 12 years ago

    Way to make Americans look educated, Glenn.

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    Barbaratoo  over 12 years ago

    I blame Nelson’s mother who seems like she’s out of touch with HER feelings and so Nelson doesn’t know enough to say that he loves his grandma. I think that’s been happening more and more. My grandnephew’s 2nd grade teacher told him that he’s not allowed to hold hands with, nor call a particular little girl his “girlfriend.” Really? 2nd grade? Good thing my niece is setting him straight (no pun intended!!). He’s a very loving child and I’m grateful that he tells me he loves me.

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    GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago

    I’d say Nelson is a typical male who usually don’t like to express their feelings.

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    Mandex7502  over 12 years ago

    Brat kid. Just say you love her.

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    gobblingup Premium Member over 12 years ago

    I agree… that’s mean. Grandmas show their love through cooking and baking and doing for their loved ones, and she said she loves him. And his answer is that?? Boo on Nelson. My kids have been told from an early age that they are loved and they freely tell family that they love them.

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    ewalnut  over 12 years ago

    Nelson, if you want more cookies you’d better say what she wants you to say. Cookies aren’t free you know.

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    hippogriff  over 12 years ago

    Glenn: Not necessarily gravy (although that is good). Some of my wife’s crabapple butter works well too.

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    LingeeWhiz  over 12 years ago

    Oh no. I had hoped Nelson would not take after his grandpa so much.

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    LuvThemPluggers  over 12 years ago

    Awww, Earl’s little understudy is learning well.

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    Gokie5  over 12 years ago

    IMO, a lot of kids, both male and female, don’t like for you to go all mushy on them. They might love you, but don’t want to be forced to say so. Punishing them may force them into the behavior you want, but it can also kind of defeat the purpose . . .

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    goweeder  over 12 years ago

    Pay attention to your spell-checker; the correct spelling is grease, not greese.

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    goweeder  over 12 years ago

    also, it’s ITSELF, not ITS’ SELF.

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    jtviper7  over 12 years ago

    Wise Guy…

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    Kathe  over 12 years ago

    If Nelson is stingy with his offering of love to Grandma, then it is possible he might keep all the cookies for himself.Most young grandkids have no problem with “I love you” for their grandmas.

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    Kathe  over 12 years ago

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    Number Three  over 12 years ago

    Awwwww, Nelson! All you had to say was you loved her back!

    xxx

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    terrycox51550  over 12 years ago

    Also, the US say, “math” and the UK say “maths.” In US we would say, “Let’s do our math.” In the UK they would say, “Let’s do our maths.”

    Although we speak the same language, we might have different words that mean something different or pronounced differently.

    I love a biscuit with my tea and I love a biscuit and gravy breakfast. Depending on context and where you are they can mean two totally different things.

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    surveyingsam Premium Member over 12 years ago

    Great comments today.

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    DavidGBA  over 12 years ago

    He’s a bit young for the no-PDA, or no-hug stages.

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    Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago

    My sons ALWAYS told my mom and dad I love you everytime! And everytime, everyday, and even now when my grown sons and we part for the day, we say it too! They even said it in front of their friends when they were teenagers.

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