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Especially like the "thistles"!
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September 26th, 2006
Internet cartoon
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on Tuesday, September 26th, 2006 at 1:02 pm.
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6 Responses to “Internet cartoon”
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Mary says:
YES! Thats it!!! You’ve hit the nail on the head! It goes a long way to explaining why I feel so ANGRY at some of the comments people make! Now, instead of feeling angry, I’ll think of this cartoon and feel smug and self-righteous!
September 26th, 2006 at 1:22 pm -
Larry Day says:
oh dear. Back to the old ways of having to meet real people and care for them and be cared for.
Surely not?
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Jamie Arpin-Ricci says:
Sadly, this is often too true. Then again, my dearest friend is a guy I met online several years ago and have yet to meet in person. Without a doubt, he is one of the closest friends I have (that being a positive reflection, not suggesting I have relationship issues).
Peace,
Jamie -
Nefertiki says:
Pretty much the same comment* I made on your Untitled cartoon, except this one is extraordinarily brilliant. In a strange sort of way it tugs at both my heart- and my brain-strings.
*My comments there on C.C.’s comments are of course not applicable here.
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Chris Clark says:
As Churchill said jaw is better than war war. perhaps type, type, gripe, gripe is better than secluded misery. A problem shared is a problem for all who hears it. Shouldn’t depression be spread round evenly?
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MightyZero says:
waiting…..
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