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Sunday Funnies

by jerry

October 25, 2009 6:00 pm

(Thanks, Uncle Wayne)

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5 comments posted in Cartoon Culture, Comics

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10/25/09 6:44pm	Jonah Sidhom says:
	The first one is pretty funny. What strip is it from?
10/25/09 6:53pm	Nightmare Is Near says:
	These two comics are comedy gold. One political and the other can be what happened a week ago with “The Boy in the Balloon”.
10/25/09 9:15pm	Michael F. says:
	The first one is an editorial cartoon from Mike Luckovich from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He’s one of the better editorial cartoonists out there. He has a pretty good sense of humor. I did like a strip from the New Orleans Times-Picayune about the Balloon Boy better though: Dad (reading Jack and the Beanstalk): And he escaped on his hot air balloon… Boy: Maybe it was just a publicity stunt.
10/25/09 9:28pm	Tres Swygert says:
	Pure genius! LOL Thanks for sharing this, it really made my night. :)
10/27/09 9:38am	David T. says:
	These are hilarious! Here’s one you missed from “Molly and the Bear.” http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cssee&uc_full_date=20090921

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