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1. 2 months ago on Pluggers

   Everyone will recognize Andy by his ever-present red plaid flannel shirt.

2. 8 months ago on Shoe

   Nowadays, with their new, high-tech cammies, troops are forbidden to starch them.

3. 8 months ago on Shoe

   I entered the Army when they still starched their fatigues. Every day you “broke starch” at least once (more often if you sweat a lot). Then, in the mid-1970’s they began to issue permapress fatigues (a.k.a. “pickle suits”), which weren’t as sturdy but were easier to maintain.

4. 8 months ago on Close to Home

   There’s actually an all-terrrain scooter on the market now. Bill O’Reilly used to talk on his show sometimes about a veterans’ group that provided them to non-ambulatory vets.

5. 8 months ago on Non Sequitur

   What I’m thinking is that someone recently painted the space between the crosswalk stripes black, and it’s still wet.

6. 8 months ago on Pluggers

   My dad grew up on a farm before the Army Air Force got him in WW2. So, we always called the evening meal “supper”; but for some reason the midday meal was always “lunch”.

7. 8 months ago on Shoe

   Beat me to it. Allow me to add “нет” (nyet) [Russian] and 아니요 (anyo) [Korean].

8. 8 months ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Goat is trying to sell Rat’s house? What does Rat think about that?

9. 8 months ago on Non Sequitur

   James Robert (Bob) Wills (March 6, 1905 – May 13, 1975) was an American Western swing musician, songwriter, and bandleader. Considered by music authorities as the founder of Western swing, he was known widely as the King of Western Swing. “Ah-haa!”

10. 8 months ago on Rose is Rose

    Perhaps they are on an alien planet.