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Cartoonist(s):	Jim Toomey
Comic/Cartoon:	Sherman's Lagoon
Viewable Date:	2012-03-31	Pub. Date:	2012-03-31
Image Number:	77725
Caption:	We're all getting soft. We need to work out more! Let's start an exercise regiment! It's "regimen," not "regiment." You sure? Positive. Let's also start a vocabulary regiment. Excellent idea.
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Cartoonist(s):	Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon:	Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date:	2012-02-28	Pub. Date:	2012-02-28
Image Number:	77055
Caption:	More Animal Grammar. Yawn. Bored collie. Boreder collie.
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Cartoonist(s):	Bob Thaves
Comic/Cartoon:	King Baloo
Viewable Date:	2012-01-30	Pub. Date:	1990-01-01
Image Number:	4887
Caption:	Everybody in our class passed the spelling text except for little Geoffrey Chaucer.
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2012-01-20	Pub. Date:	2012-01-20
Image Number:	44141
Caption:	If you bear with me, I'll tell you where I buried your � Pardon me � couldn't help but overhear � "Bear with me" makes no sense. You don't have to bear anything. You're the one who's inflicting unnecessary exposition on your friend while you make her waste time waiting for you to get to the point. Since YOU are not bearing anything, it'd be more accurate to say "please bear me." I can't take this. Take what? "This" could mean anything. (Originall published on 2010-02-20.)
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2011-12-20	Pub. Date:	2011-12-20
Image Number:	74334
Caption:	Are you sure you don�t wanna just dress up as Santa for your son, like everyone else does? "Everyone else" does not do that. Jews have Hanukkah Harry and Muslims have Ramadan Raheem � Also knows as "Harry Clause" and "Raheem Clause�" � And writers have "Subordinate Clause." Now I know what you're gonna say, you never use a semicolon with a subordinate clause. But just roll with it. Not ... At ... All ... What I was gonna say.
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Cartoonist(s):	Sam Hurt
Comic/Cartoon:	Queen of the Universe
Viewable Date:	2011-12-20	Pub. Date:	1990-08-18
Image Number:	32234
Caption:	I'll bet Peaches will want to rent a Tom Cruise movie. She's been obsessing lately. That's the last straw�She doesn't "obsess." She doesn't "obsess over" Tom Cruise. She is obsessed by Tom Cruise. She is obsessed with Tom Cruise. Tom Cruise obsesses her. --Sigh-- Future generations won't even recognize the language I've spent a lifetime learning...Get a life, Mister. You're obsessing over this grammar thing...Airgh!
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Cartoonist(s):	J.C. Duffy
Comic/Cartoon:	Fusco Brothers
Viewable Date:	2011-11-22	Pub. Date:	2011-11-22
Image Number:	72911
Caption:	You know, Lars, you really should ask the waiter for a whine list. If it weren't for the fact that I can see the spelling in your word balloon, that insult would have gone right over my head.
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Cartoonist(s):	Rina Piccolo
Comic/Cartoon:	Tina's Groove
Viewable Date:	2011-11-20	Pub. Date:	2011-11-20
Image Number:	72577
Caption:	Wow, look � Skywriting - I love skywriting! Go Team! My grandfather was a skywriting pilot � In a way. Really? In what way? "He was the pilot that trailed the skywriting plane making corrections on spelling and grammar." SP (in a circle) Leafs are gonna (crossed out with an insertion arrow) going to win! Is that your grandfather who got shot down? The profession died with him, leaving the skies littered with improper uses of the semicolon and misuses of second-person pronouns, yes.
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Cartoonist(s):	Dave Coverly
Comic/Cartoon:	Speed Bump
Viewable Date:	2011-09-17	Pub. Date:	2011-09-17
Image Number:	65506
Caption:	N't. Dear, we're commas. Get down here before you get hurt.
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Cartoonist(s):	Joel Pett
Comic/Cartoon:	Joel Pett's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-09-12	Pub. Date:	2003-04-30
Image Number:	11445
Caption:	Will figure (pi) for a slice. Will conjugate, have conjugated, am conjugating verbs for food. Will explain the past for repast. Will a. work b. labor c. toil. Will dissect frogs for the legs. Teacher layoffs are sad.
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Cartoonist(s):	Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon:	Bizarro
Viewable Date:	2011-09-12	Pub. Date:	2011-09-12
Image Number:	65353
Caption:	Well, you're playing like a bunch of amateur nouns! You. He. Him. It.
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Cartoonist(s):	Steve Kelley Jeff Parker
Comic/Cartoon:	Dustin
Viewable Date:	2011-08-02	Pub. Date:	2011-08-02
Image Number:	63958
Caption:	So rival prep school gangs were making trouble last night? Yes. According to this story, several members were apprehended in a rough part of town with cans of red spray paint � � correcting the spelling and grammar in other gangs' graffiti.
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2011-07-02	Pub. Date:	2011-07-02
Image Number:	62676
Caption:	You'll never believe what he did then. It was shocking, if you will. He � Pardon me, couldn't help but overhear. "If you will" WHAT? Accept the words you just chose to say? What if they WON'T? It's too late. You've already said them. Who died and made you the grammar police? Idiom police.
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Cartoonist(s):	Bruce Tinsley
Comic/Cartoon:	Mallard Fillmore
Viewable Date:	2011-05-21	Pub. Date:	2011-05-21
Image Number:	60925
Caption:	Mallard's Mailbag (actual e-mails to me, that are too good to keep to myself): Here's a bunch of angry e-mails from students at the same high school, "Westside". One reads � "wow this little remark you maid about our president it was really mean." They all have the same memo-line ... Sounds like a class assignment ... Hope it wasn't English class.
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2011-04-09	Pub. Date:	2011-04-09
Image Number:	59401
Caption:	� So I said sure, we got away with it this time, but going forward � Pardon me, I couldn't help overhearing. It's not necessary to say "going forward." I mean, where else are you gonna go? It's not like you can go into the past. From now on, you'd better watch your back. No, that's just as bad.
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Cartoonist(s):	Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon:	Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date:	2011-04-06	Pub. Date:	2011-04-06
Image Number:	59455
Caption:	More animal grammar. Toucan. Toucan't. Toudoesn't even try.
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Cartoonist(s):	Bruce Tinsley
Comic/Cartoon:	Mallard Fillmore
Viewable Date:	2011-04-06	Pub. Date:	2011-04-06
Image Number:	59281
Caption:	My "save the apostrophes" campaign's been going on for ten years � And hasn't accomplished anything. Apostrophe abuse is at an all-time high � In fact � If it were a federal program, they'd be increasing its funding about now �
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Cartoonist(s):	Hilary Price
Comic/Cartoon:	Rhymes with Orange
Viewable Date:	2011-03-15	Pub. Date:	2011-03-15
Image Number:	58537
Caption:	Grammarians in Therapy. Parties have becomes impossible -- She's more possessive than an apostrophe.
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Cartoonist(s):	Bruce Tinsley
Comic/Cartoon:	Mallard Fillmore
Viewable Date:	2011-03-12	Pub. Date:	2011-03-12
Image Number:	58297
Caption:	According to a new survey, 48 percent of Americans say "I couldn't care less," while 36 percent say "I could care less," which makes, of course, no sense. A third of that 36 percent report knowing that it makes no sense � But couldn't care less.
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Cartoonist(s):	Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon:	Bizarro
Viewable Date:	2011-03-11	Pub. Date:	2011-03-11
Image Number:	58370
Caption:	Who can tell me what a homophone is? Two word that sound straight but are actually gay?
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