reading the sunday comics versus rss

Steph said:

Well I usually enjoy a little reading time on sunday morning going over
local events and reading the 6 pages comics. But I gotta say, this morning
I was left with a bigger grin on my face after reading rss posts from the
last 28 hours than any of this mornings strips.

Of course I am usually a sucker for a good Canadian poke of fun - did you
know 1 Canadian joke is only .621 of an American one? See? better value per
joke <g>

Wow - that's a much more favourable exchange rate than I've seen recently 😉.

--Mike

Michael Edey <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Steph said:

Well I usually enjoy a little reading time on sunday morning going
over local events and reading the 6 pages comics. But I gotta say,
this morning I was left with a bigger grin on my face after reading
rss posts from the last 28 hours than any of this mornings strips.

Of course I am usually a sucker for a good Canadian poke of fun - did
you know 1 Canadian joke is only .621 of an American one? See? better
value per joke <g>

Wow - that's a much more favourable exchange rate than I've seen
recently 😉.

--Mike

Obviously it was too subtle... .621 is the multiplication factor to
convert those pesky US miles into metric kilometers. See, what I was
going for there was a litle callback to a previous post, and well, see
it's funny because... .... oh never mind. Go Garfield

Steph said:

Michael Edey <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

Steph said:

Well I usually enjoy a little reading time on sunday morning going
over local events and reading the 6 pages comics. But I gotta say,
this morning I was left with a bigger grin on my face after reading
rss posts from the last 28 hours than any of this mornings strips.

Of course I am usually a sucker for a good Canadian poke of fun - did
you know 1 Canadian joke is only .621 of an American one? See? better
value per joke <g>

Wow - that's a much more favourable exchange rate than I've seen
recently 😉.

--Mike

Obviously it was too subtle... .621 is the multiplication factor to
convert those pesky US miles into metric kilometers. See, what I was
going for there was a litle callback to a previous post, and well, see
it's funny because... .... oh never mind. Go Garfield

Oh I can do the math but a little national pride means that I can't bear
to miss an opportunity to note a closing gap on the dollar.

(nearly a whole) Penny for your thoughts.

--Mike

That Canadian girl who won the moguls had the cutest feel-good medal
ceremony I've ever seen. They showed it on NBC and I'm sure that even
Bob Costas was tearing up when he said "it [meaning the medal
ceremonies] never gets old." The girl must be a Canadian national
treasure.