Recent Comments

1. about 7 hours ago on Pluggers

   I had cat that would bite his nails. If you were touching his head while he was doing it, you could feel the powerful crunch. It was pretty cool having a cat who would trim his own nails.

2. about 8 hours ago on Doonesbury

   Our biggest problem is flying in to “solve” a country’s problem and assuming there is a stable political structure with clearly defined loyalties to the country.

   The biggest problem OUR allies are going to have is assuming we are a country with a stable political structure and clearly defined loyalties to the country.

3. about 12 hours ago on Rip Haywire

   Notice how people who use the preface, “If you want my advice …” never wait for your answer.

4. about 18 hours ago on Bound and Gagged

   You must have been crushed to find out that Bambi wasn’t a real deer and a boy. :)

5. about 18 hours ago on Ballard Street

   All he said was that it wasn’t al dente . :)

6. about 18 hours ago on Brewster Rockit

   Reminds me of the joke about how the single-earring trend started with men.

   “My wife found it in the back seat of my car.”

7. about 18 hours ago on La Cucaracha

   Twenty years ago a friend of mine went to Mexico and wrote a theses on sources of humor in Mexican comic books. You are supposed to find three points for a thesis. She found 1) humilation of women, 2) violence against women … After a year of research, she never found a third source of humor.

   Times change. A woman is President of Mexico. However, it’s harder from some to change their old ways.

8. about 18 hours ago on Cathy Classics

   The pants seem to be cut low and snug in the rear, too. That’s a crack I don’t care to see.

9. about 18 hours ago on Monty

   Wear gloves. I used to walk with my hands in my pockets until I met a guy who had broken his collarbone on a cold day by falling down stairs with his hands stuck in his pockets. That extra half-second it takes to free your hands could kill you.

10. about 18 hours ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    I find that “living for the moment” still leaves plenty of time for safety. Last week a fork lift backed into the umbrella of the outdoor table where I was dining at a restaurant on the dock. It jolted the table like the biggest earthquake I ever experienced. The owner just laughed it off. If it happens again, OSHA will continue the dialog for me.