It’s odd to learn that Don Knotts and Dennis Weaver, who died recently, were born in the same year. Knotts always seemed older than he was, and Weaver seemed younger.<\/p>\n
I may have mentioned that I read a lot of webtoons. (I recently sorted them into three grades; the “first tier” has seventy titles.) I prefer to read their archives from the beginning, so I’m often years behind. So it can be a bit irritating when Sam Logan<\/a> or Jeph Jacques<\/a> says “Check out the cameo in today’s Superduper Funnies<\/i>” giving only a link to that strip’s front (current) page – because somehow it’s usually a strip whose archive has no dates! Obviously you won’t find me doing that. <\/p>\n See how the mother bird feigns injury<\/a> to see what the predator will do.<\/p>\n Godwin’s Law crops up in de cwaaziest pwaces<\/a>.<\/p>\n There are some things we were not meant to understand.<\/a><\/p>\n In other news – seen in Oakland: a hot-pink Ford with the plate It’s odd to learn that Don Knotts and Dennis Weaver, who died recently, were born in the same year. Knotts always seemed older than he was, and Weaver seemed younger. I may have mentioned that I read a lot of … Continue reading 430WIFE<\/code>; a van, much adorned with Tibetan Buddhist symbols, and the bumper sticker My other vehicle is Mahâyâna<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"