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The Sunday Funnies to Take a Brief Hiatus

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The Sunday Funnies mean a lot to me and I enjoy doing them. They are my baby. My way of sharing my opinions here and there. I just wanted to let you know that we will be gone for awhile but we will be back.

choicelady on How to Turn Your Backyard into a Home For The Homeless: “Thank you, TW, but it was less intentional than happenstance. We’d always tried to help the homeless in our area,…” Mar 3, 21:07
twilson117 on How to Turn Your Backyard into a Home For The Homeless: “CL, you and your husband are amazing. You and your husband are the epitome of looking out for fellow mankind.” Mar 3, 18:37
twilson117 on People Are Stupid: “Murph, thank you for reading this piece and contributing your valuable insight. I have always found your views insightful and…” Mar 1, 12:40
MurphTheSurf3 on People Are Stupid: “How Propaganda Works is a 2015 non-fiction book by Jason Stanley, published by Princeton I just finished this work from…” Mar 1, 04:43
jjgravitas on The Game The Right Is Playing With Religion: “I was raised as a Catholic, but by the time I became an adult I had decided that religion was…” Jan 19, 19:53
twilson117 on I Believe in God, But I Hate Religion Part 2: “Nonpartay, I appreciate you taking the time to read and comment. Your response to Handyman was interesting and funny. It…” Dec 10, 17:55

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