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1. 3 days ago on Rabbits Against Magic

   Those are examples of internal rhyme, not alliteration.

2. 6 days ago on Barney & Clyde

   “Krazy Kat” is perhaps better than any of these except perhaps “Thimble Theatre”. King Features has several classic strips but the subscription is rather expensive. WWII UAP Foo Fighters were named for Smokey’s catch phrase “Where there’s foo there’s fire”.

3. 7 days ago on Barney & Clyde

   Reportedly the only English word derived from a Latin declension ending. “Omnibus” is Dative plural meaning “for everyone” and in usage the root noun was dropped.

4. 8 days ago on Scary Gary

   If you want to get critical, the chainsaw would need a hedge trimmer comb to be effective on bushes. I speak from experience. But it’s just a joke.

5. 9 days ago on Perry Bible Fellowship

   Revolver appears to be cycling anti-clockwise unlike standard American revolvers. At the end of WWII the Japanese were training young boys to guide torpedoes in suicide missions against American battle ships. Reportedly, one boy, while practicing holding his breath underwater for several minutes, survived the Hiroshima bomb. When he surfaced all of his companions had been vaporized, as related in “Last Train to Hiroshima”.

6. 10 days ago on Buni

   Raisin’ trouble.

7. 19 days ago on Clay Jones

   P3cker knew when to pull out.

8. 19 days ago on Barney & Clyde

   Works especially well in Dr. Who.

9. 19 days ago on Buni

   The hills have eyes, and so do the forests.

10. 20 days ago on Barney & Clyde

    He probably just wants to help her exercise her pelvic floor muscles.