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Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman

Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman's popular comic "Zits", the story of a teen and his parents trying to coexist (with humorous results), debuted in 1997 and has been running strong ever since. Pulitzer Prize winner Borgman collaborated with Scott after working as a cartoonist with the Cincinnati ...

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me and jeremy are practically the same plaid shirt, size like 20 shoes, annoying parents keep up the good work jer and jim

It looks like Sylvia's back with an alias!

Everyone is allowed to state there opinion. That said, anyone interested may want to research halloween and the origins of the holiday, you might be surprised. However, if you choose to read the bible and follow it, then you should follow everything GOD says in it. To use an example, keeping the 7th day sabbath as originally commanded by GOD. If others want to celebrate halloween, thaqt is also there own choice.

Chill out and lighten up...it's Hallowe'en week! You were given fair warning that it was a week-long theme...are you one of those X-ian anti-anything that's NOT Bible-thumpy, or just a grouchy, grumpy curmudgeon?

This is typically a hilarious strip but I've really had enough of zombies. They're not that funny and they're gross. Totally agree with Liz, I felt similarly about that week of kissing.

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