TOON: Today's Non Sequitur - "Sumsay Facts Are A Lot More Fun When You Get To Make Them Up"

[Hissyspit]

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[Wilber_Stool]

1. So that's what it means.

I thought Sum-say was an ancient Chinese's philosopher.

[Snotcicles]

4. I thought you splashed a little on rice for special guests. nt

[Javaman]

5. No Japanese, he wrote the Art of Bullshit...

:rofl:

[Divernan]

2. Excellent. I told my reporter/son that if he ever uses this phrase, he's out of the will!

A symbolic threat, true, cause I don't expect to leave much behind besides my good example, but he understood what I was talking about. He just won a Radio-Television News Directors Association's Edward R. Murrow Award (regional) for excellence in electronic journalism. Edward R. Murrow is his hero - so he was quite happy and all the family are very proud of him.

[Cirque du So-What]

3. I'd like the cartoon better

if the TeeVee was making a reference to someone besides Cat-Killer Frist as an example of innuendo. His predilection for freelance vivisection is well-documented. Having seen plenty of slams against *Co - subtle and not-so-subtle - I like Wiley Miller's Non Sequitur a lot; perhaps I need to work on becoming more willing give the benefit of the doubt where it's warranted. Maybe the 'club kittens' reference was meant to be a 'generic' innuendo, but you-know-who was the first person who came to mind.