Slammy posted:

Outbursts of Everett True (April 13, 1918)

Ghostlight posted:

Nekonaughey

Haifisch posted:

Did True just spear through that guy with the tip of his umbrella?

readingatwork posted:

Calvin and Hobbes (Dec 27-30, 1988)

readingatwork posted:

Robbie and Bobby

(Mar 25, 2019)

sweeperbravo posted:

But of course in fwinkerbean Dinkle is a loving institution so of course they'd call him if becky needed coverage, and of course he'd be able to step right exactly in to where she was with the students in terms of what they were working on, because his retirement just means they aren't paying him anymore and nothign else has changed apparently

catlord posted:

And for the heck of it, here's a double dose of Axa, wrapping up The Gambler storyline.









On one hand, its remarkably mature, realising that even though you do like each other, it's better to let them go before you lose that. On the other hand, Jason suuuucks.

That said, I appreciate the gladiators who see their boss drop right in front of them and go "welp, it's what he would have wanted" and run him down.

Manuel Calavera posted:

Foob

Good Listener posted:

He was the marching band director through much of the strip's run until the time jump pretty much. He's even in a real life brand of marching shoes named for him. https://dinkles.com/

Manuel Calavera posted:

Zerilan posted:

The strips used in their about page make him look insufferable. The exact sort of school teacher/director who wants poo poo to be more about him than the kids.

Yvonmukluk posted:

Bad Machinery

readingatwork posted:

Support Jason's Patreon (and see new My Dad is Draculas) here.

riderchop posted:

how cool was the boat

His Divine Shadow posted:

I never got if Lottie was messing him with him or just being really into it.

The_Other posted:

I'm guessing it's a little of both.

The_Other posted:

Looked this up, apparently this was a real thing

From the link

Ever since 1975's killing frost in Brazil devastated world coffee supplies, the price of a caffeine fix has climbed steadily. It's become so bad that a consumers' group in New York City has organized a boycott against the bean. On CBC-TV's Take 30, Barbara Shand of the Consumers' Association of Canada says a coffee boycott isn't necessary in Canada. Coffee, as Shand points out, is not a nutritious part of any diet. And she doesn't believe anyone is deliberately ripping off Canadians. If Canadians decide that $3.75 a pound - the projected price in three months - is too much to pay, they should just stop buying coffee. That's why the consumers' association will not organize or support a mass boycott to try to drive down the price. Still, there's talk that a 30-cent cup in a restaurant could soon cost 50 cents.

Slammy posted:

Those Were the Days (August 30, 1951)

FrumpleOrz posted:

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ikanreed posted:

Okay, we finally figured out what office department makes this comic. Thanks.