Re: Doonesbury can't add

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"Now that I'm back to blogging, I just can't stop myself. Two posts in as many days!"

Careful, there! If you run with this thing, you could put someone's eye out, you know.


Posted by: Gary Farber | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 12:19 AM
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I think the strip is a rerun from last year focused more on Joanie's age and retirement issues than Bush policies.


Posted by: Marc Stone | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 8:18 AM
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It's from June ~2002, when that statement would have been accurate. Cartoonists take winter vacation, too.


Posted by: Stoffel | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 9:51 AM
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Has Unf's ass been fact-checked? Or should Slate think to mention that a strip as topical as Doonesbury was written one year ago?


Posted by: ogged | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 9:54 AM
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Slate calls it "Today's Doonesbury Flashback Strip", so you can't really blame them.


Posted by: Ted Barlow | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 12:45 PM
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"Unf Can't Read"


Posted by: ogged | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 12:46 PM
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Okay, hang on a second. There is a "flashback" link at the bottom of that page, but that leads to strips 5, 10, 15, etc. years ago on this date. The strip shown is supposed to be current.


Posted by: Mithras | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 1:25 PM
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Unf, I'm afraid to click on the link, now. Does Doonesbury have any pictures of dead cats?


Posted by: girl27 | Link to this comment | 12-29-03 1:54 PM
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Yes, How dare Gary Trudeau take a vacation during the holidays and rerun a strip from a year ago when the stock market *was* down.


Posted by: Wes McGee | Link to this comment | 12-30-03 5:26 AM
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Unf writes: "Okay, hang on a second. There is a "flashback" link at the bottom of that page, but that leads to strips 5, 10, 15, etc. years ago on this date. The strip shown is supposed to be current."

But on the *front* Slate page, the Doonsbury link is titled "Today's Doonesbury Flashback Strip".


Posted by: Jon H | Link to this comment | 12-30-03 8:12 AM
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