6B Monday, December 17, 2018
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Arlo & Janis Jimmy Johnson
ONE. DECEMBER EVEMIUG
MY DAD CAME HOME
. FROM TOWN
WITH A BIG BOX
HE SAID IT WA5IN A
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Pooch Cafe Paul Gilligan
Peanuts Charles Schulz
THEN. INSTEAP OF aAKINS
A PUNCH OFSTUPlP 6AMES
WRIN6 6W CLASS, WE
COULD AIL SAPPLE UP AND
60 for lon6 Rides...
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OFF THE GROUND!
Beetle Bailey Mort Walker
Family Circus Bil Keane
Pluggers Gary Brookins
HIS EVES-HOW THEY TWINKLEDl"^"
HIS DIMPLES HOW MERRY!
HIS CHEEKS WERE LIKE ROSES,
HIS NOSE LIKE A Q6RRY!
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The fanciest, shiniest jewelry a
plugger grandma has holds her
reading glasses.
Mark Trail Ed Dodd & Jack Elrod
Nancy Olivia Jaimes
SLUGGO,
YOU’RE MY
BEST FRIEND
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I KNOW I DON’T NEED
TO GO TO A STORE
AND BUY YOU
SOMETHING TO
SHOW YOU I CARE
BUT I DO WANT TO
TELL YOU SOMETHING
THIS CHRISTMAS,
FROM THE BOTTOM
OF MY HEART
AUNT FRITZI’S
NETFLIX PASSWORD IS
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Blondie Dean Young & Denis Lebrun
Curtis Ray Billingsley
I SEE YOU'RE ALL READY FOR
YOUR CHRISTMAS
PLAY, ELMO
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CHRISTMAS .
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DADDY, WHEN l GROW
UP l LIANNA BE BIG
AND STRONG LIKE YOU
MOMMY, I LOVE YOUR
COOKING BETTER’N
ANYONE'S!
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WHY ARE YOU SUCH A
SICKENINGLY SWEET
LITTLE BOY?.'
Garfield Jim Davis
Baldo Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos
Baby Blues Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman
Pearls Before Swine Stephan Pastis
Pickles Brian Crane
WHEN 1 WAS A
EVERY NIGHT AT
AFTER A COUPLE OF
THEN ONE NIGHT THE
KIP, WE LIVED 6W
2:30, A FREIGHTTRAIN
VEARS, 1 GOT USED To
TRAIN DIDN'T Goes’,
A RAILROAD TRACK,
WOULD RUMBLE B<Y
IT AND IT DIDN’T WAKE
AT 2:301 WOKE UP
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AND WAKE ME UP.
ME UP ANYMORE. ^
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Zits Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman
Mutts Patrick Mcdonnell
I THINK I KNOW
WHAT I'M GIVING
OZZIE FOR
CHRISTMAS
THAT SOUNDS
LIKE A ©OOP
SHTART
F Minus Tony Carrillo
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