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Good one. IMHO 'For Better or Worse' is one of the best comics in the
paper. It looks at life as it is and adds a laugh. :Lynn Johnson has had
the nerve and talent to deal with some very serious life-problems, including
death, and add a bit of sensitive humor.

RonB

"patrick mitchel" wrote in message
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http://www.gocomics.com/forbetterorforworse/

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It is a great comic, one of my favorites. I recall reading some time ago that
it's actually modeled on the author's own family (faithful readers will have
noticed that the characters have grown and aged over the years) and many of the
situations are taken from real life.


On Sun, 9 Jul 2006 11:36:05 -0500, "RonB" wrote:

Good one. IMHO 'For Better or Worse' is one of the best comics in the
paper. It looks at life as it is and adds a laugh. :Lynn Johnson has had
the nerve and talent to deal with some very serious life-problems, including
death, and add a bit of sensitive humor.

RonB

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"RonB" writes:

Good one. IMHO 'For Better or Worse' is one of the best comics in
the paper. It looks at life as it is and adds a laugh. :Lynn
Johnson has had the nerve and talent to deal with some very serious
life-problems, including death, and add a bit of sensitive humor.

Remember Farley?


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"Bruce Barnett" wrote in message
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"RonB" writes:

Good one. IMHO 'For Better or Worse' is one of the best comics in
the paper. It looks at life as it is and adds a laugh. :Lynn
Johnson has had the nerve and talent to deal with some very serious
life-problems, including death, and add a bit of sensitive humor.

Remember Farley?

His food and/or water dish(es) are still on the upper shelf of the closet.
At least, I don't recall seeing them since then, and I've not missed too
many strips.

-- Mark