Frazz’s final line.
(It usually is Frazz’s final line; I suspect there’s a clause in his contract saying he has to have the final word even if the strip works fine — or better — without it)
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Apoplectic
Basically… all of this.
Where?
Actually, they did.
Traditionally, Memorial Day was May 30. Starting in 1971, it became the last Monday in May. So in five years out of every seven, the span between Memorial Day and Labor Day was lengthened, and only shortened one year out of seven.
And let’s throw in a CIDU for the “bugs” comment.
You know, I’m wondering…
Do we ever see the kids interacting with one another, or just adults interacting with one another and kids interacting with adults?
Tomatoes and Peaches
- Has anybody ever actually done this?
- How much of a slob is this kid?
- Peaches and fresh tomatoes are not hard to clean. Chocolate ice cream, now, that can be a problem.
- If this Child Who Isn’t Caulfield is a boy, and he’s unable to eat like a human being, he can just take off his shirt. That what my kids did in the summer before they learned to eat properly (though I don’t remember peaches or fresh tomatoes ever being an issue).
So… Caulfield could anticipate exactly what he was going to say??
PFD
- So another kid has a name.
- Kyle: “What the hell’s a PFD?”
Frazz: “A life vest.”
Kyle: “Why didn’t you just say that, you pretentious twit?” - What’s the actual joke here?
What the LL?
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