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Marshall Ramsey, 39, is the editorial cartoonist for The Clarion-Ledger. He is a two-time Pulitzer finalist and is nationally syndicated by Copley News Service. His cartoons have appeared in USA Today, Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, The Chicago Tribune, The New York Times and on his Mother's refrigerator. It is also rumored that his work has appeared frequently in the bathrooms of several prominent local politicians.
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18 comments:
Are you going to try to hit it today?
It will be thursday or Friday
I ran out of gasoline this morning. THankfully it was in front of our co. supt. office which is also the co. maintentance office and the kind fella gave me a gallon of the gold.
Long story why I ran out, but my granddad would kick my butt if he was still alive and I did that. Never mind he did it quite often.
$2.83 in my neck of the woods.
You'd better get that $2.99 gas quick.
2.69 at the Brandon Kroger, if you have a Kroger card and at least $100 worth of purchases there. And I do.
Holy Cow!
I vote to hit the 4000 mark TODAY, before 5pm
unimp! there you go, raising the bar. We are worse than Cingular, ooops! make that AT&T. But I agree. WE could run marshall crazy coudn't we?
Guess everyone has gone to lunch OR Bellsouth is down again
Not me -- I was just busy trying to chase a toddler while figuring out why I can't just walk into an actual STORE to buy a $7 Metro squish-toy for little man instead of paying $7.95 shipping to get one online. Grrr.
But I am off to catch a little nap myself now that he's sleeping. :)
I noticed that outage last night, but I just thought it was our usual occasional loss of contact. The last time it happened, there was a squirrel in the box. (the joys of rural living!)
Half way there, 3 something hours to go.
BTW Katherine: We ended up eating on Thanksgiving with my son at Ft Myer. Everywhere else was closed or overcrowded.
I HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO MAKE, no, a Dickie Scruggs tornado isn't coming our way.
MY NEWSPAPER IS FINALLY TO BED!!! one more week. Sometimes it's worse than trying to get a screaming child to bed. and i've done both.
I would get to 4,000 today, but there is this little thing called a cartoon I have to draw.
Cartoon? draw?
Oh that is what you do for a living isn't it? hee hee
well then tape your board down and draw like a tornado.
Regina, I know you have heard the expression "do as I say do, not as I do." Ha!
mrsh, don't blame the squirrels on country living. I live in the city and sometimes I can hardly walk the dog for her barking at squirrels and wanting to chase them instead of doing what she is out there for in the first place.
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