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00dozo said…
Heh, heh. Glenn Beck IS a nightmare!
Anonymous said…
Ha! I really laughed at the crossed fingers of Iraq Exit Plan.

You always find the best funnies! I really look forward to Sunday mornings so I can read your funnies and so I can watch The Sopranos on A&E!

The Sopranos and Nomie: a good combination for regularity and mental health. hee hee
Donnie said…
What's "free" about the "free" world? It sure as hell isn't Obama! Thank God he's on his way out. He knows it...
nonamedufus said…
00dozo: Oh, yeah. But he sure gets a lost of media, doesn't he?
nonamedufus said…
Quirks: Aw, you say the most wonderful things. Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy them. Editorial cartoonists often best express an issue, putting their finger on the heart of the matter. I love them.
nonamedufus said…
Don: I'm really surprised how low his popularity has sunk. It's a far cry from when he was first elected isn't it?
Chris said…
Hey, just noticed the book thing in your sidebar. Haven't read "The Given Day" yet but I just completed Lehane's Kenzie-Gennaro series.

Great writing.
nonamedufus said…
Chris: Haven't read that. I've done Mystic River and Shutter Island - both outstanding.

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