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1. about 17 hours ago on Rabbits Against Magic

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2. about 17 hours ago on Rabbits Against Magic

   Everyone has considered making Kamala President, they’re just afraid of her doing even worse stuff. The rest of the world knows that Biden isn’t all there, but view Kamala as a scary wildcard. Even before the election, preference polls in other countries favored Trump over Harris. Even in countries where Trump didn’t get 50 %, Harris’ rating was lower than his. >

3. about 17 hours ago on Dick Tracy

   Springstof is the Dutch word for explosive, as well

4. about 17 hours ago on Pearls Before Swine

   I’m old enough I still don’t know if that’s the right answer.

5. about 17 hours ago on Over the Hedge

   Me too, but my arms would be so tired! (courtesy Henny Youngman)

6. about 17 hours ago on Scary Gary

   No, just a bit of a history lesson, like how we got the name “Santa Claus”, because little Dutch kids couldn’t properly say “Sint Niklaas”, instead saying “Sinter Klaas” (and still do), which became Santa Claus in American English. We actually have a fair amount of Dutch-ness here in the US. President Martin Van Buren and his wife spoke Dutch in their home

7. 1 day ago on The Humble Stumble

   I like to think I’m a "natural force’, too, good for nature. “sigh”. I’ll guess I’ll settle for the kindness of giving them another chance to live their best life elsewhere, instead of killing them on the spot, as my other family members would do.

8. 3 days ago on Scary Gary

   No, “stoep” actually was the Dutch word for that area, back when New York was New Amsterdam. It’s pronounced the same as the American word “stoop”. The Dutch still call it a stoep in the Netherlands.

9. 3 days ago on Get Fuzzy

   I don’t think so. One of my ancestors got in trouble with the law in the 1820’s and took his mother’s maiden name (it stuck); his last name was Cassady. The family went through Arkansas. Texas and Oklahoma (1900’s), eventually ending up in California, where I was born 70 years ago.

10. 3 days ago on Luann

    it reminds me of the old joke: A soldier was traveling by train, in the same compartment as two old women. All he wanted was to sleep, but the women argued about having the window open or closed. "If it’s closed, I’ll suffocate, " said the one. “If it’s open, I’ll freeze,” said the other. The conductor asked the soldier what he wanted. “Open it and freeze the first, then close it and suffocate the other.” was is reply. ;>)