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Nationally-Syndicated Cartoonist: It's Better to Have Two Moms than a Mom and a Dad
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| 6/11/07
| Glenn Sacks
Posted on 06/11/2007 4:28:27 PM PDT by PercivalWalks
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To: sageb1
He's a role model. People point to such a high officer and say, "Well,
he seems OK with it. Must be OK." He doesn't have to
not love her to disavow her actions.
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posted on
06/11/2007 9:33:49 PM PDT
by
William Terrell
(Individuals can exist without government but government can't exist without individuals.)
To: William Terrell
He’s also a human being in a tough spot; one that is exceedingly personal. If I recall correctly, Edwards tried to call him on it in a similar manner. It made Edwards look very small.
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posted on
06/11/2007 10:55:56 PM PDT
by
sageb1
(This is the Final Crusade. There are only 2 sides. Pick one.)
To: norton
Buy a crossword puzzle book at the supermarket.
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posted on
06/12/2007 5:24:42 AM PDT
by
EricT.
(The tree of liberty needs to be watered...)
To: Baladas
Fish have more fun ...
There are many different patterns for sex-change. Some species will begin life as males and switch to females (protandry), and others switch from female to male (protogyny). Further still, some will change sex in both directions, and others will be both sexes at the same time
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posted on
06/12/2007 5:32:26 AM PDT
by
Tarpon
To: Hornet19
“I can’t remember when men were portrayed as positive role models in the pop culture.”
I really enjoy watching the old shows that do portray both mothers and fathers positively, and positively reflect on families. Shows such as “Leave it to Beaver” and “Andy Griffith” are particularly enjoyable, especially when compared to today’s shows.
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posted on
06/12/2007 5:43:19 AM PDT
by
CSM
("The rioting arsonists are the same folks who scream about global warming." LibFreeOrDie 5/7/07)
To: CSM
I couldn’t agree with you more. Loved both of those shows as a kid...and still do.
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posted on
06/12/2007 6:09:12 AM PDT
by
Hornet19
(Secure Border + Fined Employers - Welfare = Self-deportation.)
To: EDINVA
In the early 50’s, my mother disliked “The Life of Riley” because the father was shown disrespect. That’s ahead of Archie by a couple decades. What a revolting development that was!
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posted on
06/12/2007 6:15:30 AM PDT
by
N. Theknow
(Kennedys - Can't drive, can't fly, can't ski, can't skipper a boat - But they know what's best.)
To: getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL
(Blink.) Is that Binkley? When the heck did he reappear in the strip?
(And Bearthed’s always had a reoccurring “Dads suck” theme in his strips, as can be seen by the character of Binkley’s dad. This isn’t anything new with him.)
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posted on
06/12/2007 9:59:01 AM PDT
by
Starter
(Bluff, bluff, bluff, bluff the stupid ogre.)
To: sageb1
He’s also a human being in a tough spot; one that is exceedingly personal. Unfortunately, when you make yourself a public figure, like Bubba, all things personal become tough spots. Like a parent, you have a responsibility. Comes with the power.
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posted on
06/13/2007 4:18:46 PM PDT
by
William Terrell
(Individuals can exist without government but government can't exist without individuals.)
To: Uncle Meat
“That mother in law in Bewitched was the ultimate battle axe.Darren was in a no win situation,her being a witch with magical powers and all.How could he have the upper hand when she could turn him into a frog?”
“Ever seen this before? It’s Holy water.”
*splash*
“Yeah, the power of Christ compels ya, bitch!”
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