the definition of insanity

[livingdeadpan]

Every Sunday I come to the Mallard Fillmore comic, and every time my brain has this monologue, in the span of about half a second

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[miss_swamp]

You remind me not to read education articles, I'll remind you not to read Mallard Fillmore.

[draggonlaady]

So does this mean I'm not REALLY a liberal? I think that's maybe the third Mallard Filmore strip I've ever read. I'm guessing, because I don't actually remember reading any, but am assuming I've happened across them by accident at somepoint in the past.

[livingdeadpan]

Well, we get the Sunday paper, so I have to make the choice very week. Sounds like you don't usually have the option.

[draggonlaady]

Yah...I refuse to pay for newspapers ever since the whole thing where Princess Di got a seperate 6 page insert with pictures and Mother Theresa got a 2 X 3 inch blurb several pages in.
Irrational, I suppose, but I get my ability to hold a grudge from my mom. She's still pissed at Radio Shack for something they did when I was 8. :)

[spacewhore]

Is that the same creator as Doonsbury? The art looks similar... or maybe I'm thinking of another comic, but I've never seen Mallard Fillmore.

[livingdeadpan]

No, MF is a conservative comic, and Doonesbury is liberal. Thing is, conversatives point to comics like DB to get comics like MF in the paper. "Fair and balanced" and all that.

[spacewhore]

*LOL* Ah, I see. I knew Doonesbury was liberal, but didn't quite realize MF was conservative, even though they were mocking political correctness (I'd like to think most liberals have a sense of humor about their liberal-ness).

[femi]

I have grown very tired of the whining cross that all conservatives seem to have

[draggonlaady]

That is a WONDERFUL icon.