Mr Fish

[alfredo]

[dixiegrrrrl]

1. 'Zactly.

K&R

[alfredo]

3. It reminds me of some of R Cobb's work.

This one:

[Mira]

2. A perfect visual

illustrating some bad jokes. This grabs my heart and just wrenches it.
Recommended

[alfredo]

4. look at the one I posted right above you. I've been looking for that cartoon

for a long time. It was protesting war toys.

[Mira]

5. Oh, Alfredo. What have we wrought by not educating our people,

by keeping them stuck in min. wage jobs, 2 per parent in some families, which perpetuates this fallacy ...

How can any answers and any help to the young ones come from a family of people stuck in the bottom rung of the hierarchy of human needs, who are too tired and worn to find and understand a better way, and teach it to the children.
Yet,
they are being challenged, and valiantly try, to provide a moral and responsible example and to be the main teacher of how to intelligently and legally maneuver through their tricky lives.

This is finding me at a time when I am feeling despondent about the level of complacency and un-challenged ignorance around me, one of the greatest sins we have committed is to allow large groups to become dim-witted.

Until I'm better, I live under a rock.

[alfredo]

6. It's always been that way the and the younger generation is never going

to amount to anything.

[Mira]

8. OK then, you just made my night. What, me worry? Not after this.

:sarcasm:
But really, you have a good point. And it is accompanied by many statements through the ages of people worrying about the younger generation not measuring up. But I know you are aware that is not what I was saying.

[alfredo]

9. Just don't give into dispair. Aging means loss of control

of the world around us. Those ignorant kids raised by absentee parents somehow do just fine.

[Subdivisions]

7. Isn't this the same guy that drew the image that got deleted a few days ago? n/t

[alfredo]

10. Not sure. He can be rather provocative. This statement on our

skewed priorities is one of his better offerings.