Recent Comments

1. 19 days ago on Luann

   This arc is a great narrative on how self-centered people are and completely unaware of what’s going on around them. I’m sure we all see it everyday…!

2. 26 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   Accurate commentary of the current political landscape

3. about 1 month ago on Texts From Mittens

   This will be my new complaint when UPS loses my deliveries. D**n squirrel drivers!!

4. 3 months ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Has Rat been to the southern US? Or Boston? ;-)

5. 5 months ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   I find it hard to believe anyone would have to tell Calvin to, “use some imagination”…!

6. 5 months ago on Adam@Home

   I guess he couldn’t get Nick into that loop.

7. 5 months ago on Adam@Home

   I’m surprised Rob bailed on the crazy babysitter arc. I guess he thought that was a dud…

8. 5 months ago on Adam@Home

   I wonder how the roof turned out? I hope the shingles are straight!

9. 6 months ago on In the Bleachers

   That’s truth in advertising…

10. 6 months ago on F Minus

    In some regions, instead of slab-on-grade, the minimum height of the main floor above grade can be 36"/915mm. If the area floods, this allows water to pass under the house.

    Before flooding requirements dictated foundations, it was often for economic reasons crawl spaces were built instead of full basements. You’ll often see this in split level style American houses where the living room side is built over a crawl space and the first level up (often with bedrooms) has a full basement under. The actual slab under the whole house is then at the same level.