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Do they make salon hair dryers like that anymore?

Cliche Thursday

Four cartoon cliches in three comics. Hagar the Horrible contains two.

Ooo! Shiny Object!

YouTube, the shiny object that diverts my attention.

The Causey Family Newsletter: Read Linda's blog. Hey, it's mostly other people's comics and ads!

At church, the subject of reading "Ulysses" came up. It was something a lot of us suffered through (my high school English teacher's Joyce weapon of choice was "The Dead") but not nearly as much as a former Board President. Because of his blindness, he had to listen to records of James Mason reading "Ulysses". That pretty much put suffering through James Joyce in perspective.

Mary Worth has contracted an unusual strain of Asberger's. She won't make eye contact with books or animals. Chester's original dialogue - WTF!

What sort of hybrid is the bear/ kangaroo offspring? Does he have a pouch or any other kangaroo characteristics? Where did his mom's tail go? Did the couple use a surrogate female bear?
Hey, Beavis! Bare ass on the funny pages!

Several Weeks Later...

Damn, that brick throwing lady has a great arm! A south paw no less.

I see that even Karen Moy got bored with the Dawn - Dr. Drew Corey lunch conversation or sex occurred and we were spared images of... Oh Gawd, I just imagined... I need photos of kittens now! Okay, deep breath - pay attention to the breath - do not imagine Drew Corey and Dawn in awkwardly rendered coitus while having long thought balloon soliloquies. Pay attention to the breath and go look at the kittens. Dawn would be top or she might like to - stop that train of thought, now! KITTENS, KITTENS, KITTENS!

A poster at the Comics Curmudgeon correctly predicted that any horseback riding action would take place off panel.
I find drawings of flattened animals funny. It's a sickness.
The Chronicle's abbreviation for They'll Do It Every Time - TDIE. Given Al Scaduto's 1950's sensibilities I have to wonder who the extra woman is. Ol' Ragweed, a polygamist?

Death Takes a Holiday

and appears in the Monday comics.

Frank and Ernest brings us a painful pun (as if there are any other kinds):

B.C. is improving under the new artist, who signs as Mason:

Off the Mark has fun with cartoon conventions:

Finally, thanks to a glitch in my Comics page at Chron.com I saw this disturbing image on 4 of my comics pages:

It is Edda's mouth that bothers me.