Recent Comments

1. 4 days ago on Crabgrass

   I knew it. Mrs. Claus and Junior are in cahoots with Krampus!

2. 6 days ago on Dick Tracy

   Juvenile? I think not. I suppose we’re all entitled to an opinion. I just get weary of the carping and nitpicking. It’s comics, for pete sakes. A form of entertainment. Short of the Crimestoppers panel, not real life. Just enjoy the ride.

   At one time I worked for a great boss who had a simple philosophy: if you come to me with a kvetch, you’d better have a solution. Same fella’ said, if you see a problem, you own it.

   We simply just have different perspectives.

3. 7 days ago on Dick Tracy

   I guess I’m different. I enjoyed this vignette. For all those who kvetch, maybe you should be writing the plot lines for this comic?

4. 7 days ago on Crabgrass

   Defensive tooting.

5. about 2 months ago on Luann

   Agreed. I don’t condone violence and it was wrong of me to imply it. But I would like to see Stef get her comeuppance.

6. about 2 months ago on Luann

   At last. Someone I loath more than Tiffany. In fact, while I don’t condone violence, here’s where I’d make an exception. In this instance, it would be okay for Tiffany to wind up and deck this egotisticall dame! (And I’m being polite by calling there that.) A shiner and a fat lip would improve her looks.

7. about 2 months ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Maybe it’s because we don’t teach civics in schools anymore?

8. about 2 months ago on Luann

   This is not going to end well. For once, I’m cheering for Tiffany.

9. about 2 months ago on JumpStart

   You know, I kinda’ like Peterson. A younger version of Joe.

10. about 2 months ago on Crabgrass

    Thanks for comment. I suppose, in the end, I turned out alright, thanks to a persistent Mom who wouldn’t give up on her kids (there were seven of us, but admittedly, I needed the most work). So, it was after-school tutoring, summer school and in-school speech class for me. Went onto college and grad school, and tech school after all that. And yet, while following this story arc, I’m instantly taken back to those days over 60 years ago and what it was like to be singled out as a “stupid kid.” By-the-by, my oldest brother was told by his high school guidance counselor that he’d “make a good truck driver.” Our Mom told her she was all wet and that he’d be the first one in our family to go to and graduate from college. He later became to CFO of a Fortune 500 company. Ironically, I had the same high school counselor who essentially told me the same thing.