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1. about 7 hours ago on Garfield

   I seem to remember that @silberdistel once mentioned that her native language was German, so Google Translate gave me krapfen for donuts.

2. about 9 hours ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   Well, I said I could be wrong!, but my first impression was the toilet analogy, which depends on a flush to continue until the bowl is empty. Dealing with many clogs where the drain’s R > jX has led to some misery, but I now agree the air temp theory is better.

3. about 9 hours ago on Ten Cats

   I hovered my cursor on the panel to see the cursor change into a pointed hand. [CONTROL] click brought up a menu which includes “Save image as …”

   I hope that helps, otherwise the image seems to be from imgur.com .

4. about 10 hours ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   I understand Stephen Colbert is deaf in his right ear due to a similar childhood incident.

5. about 10 hours ago on Mutt & Jeff

   At a vacation location, I once saw someone’s out of state license on the sidewalk. Like Mutt, I placed in on a wall where it could be seen better. Three days later, it was still there, so I turned it in at the police station instead.

6. about 10 hours ago on Shoe

   Pigrizia.

7. about 10 hours ago on Garfield

   No Krapfen shops nearby?

8. about 11 hours ago on Andy Capp

   Watch out for those bottles with a suspi$$ious yellow liquid inside.

9. 1 day ago on Ten Cats

   Where are the other four?

10. 1 day ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

    I maybe wrong, but I assume the downdraft over such a big deep hole creates a flushing action that carries all debris down with it like the principle behind a modern commode.

    In an equivalent electronics design, coils do the same, if their impedance to a pulse of current “sees” more inductance than resistance ie: |Z| = R < jX .