*passes stuffed Hobbes toy to Tigercat919*

That was one of the very early ones - the first year or so. He got much better as he got the characters more developed.

Here's a strip from then that's just seems like it was made for today.
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http://www.hsoi.com/resourc…

I still have a copy of that. I never took it out of my book.

That was the page - the last page before that (in the papers) was Steve finding the book.

Yeah, I agree with that.
Each version wasn't as good as the previous version.

The last time we saw Opus…
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http://latimesherocomplex.f…

DON'T MAKE HER CRY!!!

Well, it's been mentioned a couple of time already, but it turns out the water was paid for.

So THAT's what happened to Amelia Earhart…

Maybe WE network should use this idea for a new series…

Actually they still make those…

Nothing like a discredited journalist to help NBC's credibility…

Well, there's another series I'm not gonna watch.
Actually I haven't watched it in years.

And this is different - HOW???

I'm probably going to repeat many here when I say this but, I'll remember him most for all the "Hammer Horror" movies he did in the 50's and 60's.

*raises hand*
Doubleday book club…

The T may be a holdover from the reel-to-reel tapes they used to carry. They probably just switched everything over to that instead of changing the code.

You shouldn't have…
no, really…
YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE.

That's the same for me I didn't know about 'The Canary Trainer' until recently, but I do have a copy of 'The West End Horror' on my shelf so I've known about THAT ONE for a long time.