Found my copy from 1976


The original strip was published May 29th, 1973, 51 years and 1 day before the 34 guilty verdicts against Trump
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Found my copy from 1976


The original strip was published May 29th, 1973, 51 years and 1 day before the 34 guilty verdicts against Trump
This may be the best comic about teaching math ever created.
From Dan
but not Connecticut, which was either inadvertent or, more likely, a nod to the Nutmeg State’s very different media and cultural environment. I mean, my God, they root for the Yankees down there.
Source: The Globe’s Rhode Island initiative may be expanded across New England – Media Nation
A fun comic from the The Perry Bible Fellowship today.
Big Numbers – The Perry Bible Fellowship
Clicking the random comic button got me another great one from the past.
I was reading another excellent review article from Cameron this morning and chuckled at this.
First he says:
“My house is old (built in 1953”
Then He says:
“Granted, a lot of that has to do with the fact that my house is super old”
Here in New England a 68 year old house is more than a hundred of years shy of being super old. Back when I visited some historic sites in Utah I’d noticed that other tourists from west of the Mississippi thought things were old, while our group was thinking those things aren’t very old.
Source: Nest Doorbell (Battery) Review: The Doorbell for Every Google User? – Review Geek
ACIP voting member Helen “Keipp” Talbot, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University, spoke of hospitals crammed with unvaccinated patients sick with COVID-19. “In all honesty, we could give boosters to people, but that’s not really the answer to this pandemic,” Dr. Talbott said. “I feel like we’re putting lipstick on frogs. This is not going to solve the pandemic.”
Source: CDC advisors OK boosters for 65+, those with health risks—not occupational risks | Ars Technica
I think it’s safe to assume it is. Time is EDT I think.

“If I had to write the impeachment part all over again, I’d really dumb it down,” James Madison said.