We can't seem to find the time to blog any more, so perhaps we will soon take up ice-fishing in North Dakota.
Here are our top ten comic strips from the Sunday "Roanoke Times."
"Pearls Before Swine" wins with a funny take on the Easter Bunny as he is met up with some angry little chicks, almost as if he were Bill Maher stumbling upon a tea party rally in Eden, NC, which is just outside the Roanoke newspaper's jurisdiction.
Second place goes to "Zits," as Jeremy prepares to hurriedly scramble out the door when his i-Phone shows it's 7:59 a.m., along the way he eats Pop Tarts, perhaps the most popular American breakfast product for those in a hurry.
And, "Non-Sequitur" has a revamped update on Goldilocks and the Three Bears, which concludes with the fairy tale protagonist meeting up with Little Red Riding Hood for some 'girl talk.'
Note: We didn't get around to posting our favorite "Roanoke Times" strips from last week, but we have that survey at the end of this one.
1. "Pearls Before Swine"
2. "Zits"
3. "Non-Sequitur"
4. "Dilbert"
5. "Doonesbury"
6. "Get Fuzzy"
7. "Speed Bump"
8. "Agnes"
9. "Funky Winkerbean"
10. "Garfield"
Results from April 13th:
1. "Garfield"
2. "Doonesbury"
3. "Pearls Before Swine"
4. "Agnes"
5. "Non-Sequitir"
6. "Get Fuzzy"
7. "Dilbert"
8. "Speed Bump"
9. "Funky Winkerbean"
10. "Baby Blues"
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