
This would make more sense to me if the man was talking to the woman and the balloon was in her image.

This would make more sense to me if the man was talking to the woman and the balloon was in her image.


The Cathy is a rerun, published in an earlier year on 11/24, and then republished on 11/24 of this year on the same date as Overboard. The Synchronicity Judges have ruled this acceptable. From Andréa.

Camp Swampy may not ever have been a fighting base, but as this shows, they were not entirely outside a world where military conflict was a reality. And we can count all who served as veterans, whether or not they were in active combat or even in a war zone.
This strip seems to be dated 1964, and early enough in that year that “Viet Nam” did not yet mean all of what it would soon take on. Still, isn’t it a bit shocking that this might strike some of its audience as simply funny?



Sorry, sometimes I just don’t have the patience to find humor in parents making their own jobs as unnecessarily difficult as possible.


Both put by Andréa in the comments, and the second one was also submitted by Pete.

For those of you who haven’t been following the (long, long) discussion in the Random Comments thread, Bill’s son, Aaron Bickel, has very generously given some of us CIDU commenters the ability to administer this blog. We hope to get a regular posting schedule going soon, but for now new posts may be a little erratic.
The queue is empty right now (I lifted this one from a comment by Andréa), so if you have new submissions, please send them to the new editors’ e-mail in the FAQ.
Winter Wallaby
