Recent Comments

1. about 14 years ago on Red and Rover

   Hey, GROG! The Daily Bugle was the newspaper where Spiderman worked as Peter Parker for J.Jonah Jameson. The Daily Planet was where Superman worked as Clark Kent for editor and publisher Perry White

2. over 14 years ago on Strange Brew

   Is this the sign that proves there is no other intelligent life in the universe?

3. over 14 years ago on Red and Rover

   Wasn’t it Mark Twain who said that a dog teaches a boy love, loyalty, and how to turn around three times before lying down? And, wasn’t it “Murphy’s Law” that said, “Never trust a dog to guard your birthday cake” /

4. over 14 years ago on The Argyle Sweater

   Lewreader. I was 3rd Marines, 1970-74. My Dad was Navy, Pacific Theater, WWII, 1942-46. My Dad (RIP) always claimed that the Marine Corps was a department of the Navy. I always told him, “Yeah. The Men’s Department!”. I have my glasses on, but sometimes it helps to have a seeing eye commentator. Thanks

5. over 14 years ago on The Argyle Sweater

   ben_david are you by chance an old former “devil dog” or is that a Navy insignia? I don’t have on my glasses

6. over 14 years ago on The Argyle Sweater

   Hey, Margueritem. Sorry for your ailment. My father had it and it was extremely painful for him. For those that aren’t aware, anyone who has had chicken pox at some point in their life is like 10 times more likely to contract shingles, usually somewhere in their late 40’s to early 70’s. However, there is a vaccine available. Don’t know if it’s annual or how often, but worth the time, cost and effort. Check with your physician or pharmacist. Don’t know if it can help someone already contracted with it.

7. over 14 years ago on In the Bleachers

   This is what happens when McDonald’s is the corporate sponsor for the marathon

8. almost 15 years ago on Red and Rover

   in regards to the strip from Sat., 2/20/10,Capt.Kangaroo was in reality just a Sgt.He was a Gunnery Sgt in the Marine Corps, highly decorated for service in WW II, a survivor of the Iwo Jima battle and according to actor Lee Marvin, also a Marine, who served with Kangaroo, was the bravest man Marvin had ever known. His real name was Bob Keeshan and he was responsible for saving many lives on Iwo. A little respect please.