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WESTERN CAROLINIAN oon NOVEMBER 21, 1985 PAGE 9 BY G.B. TRUDEAU iB/ZZ/- .. ANP NOW THE- FIRST LAPIESARE SHAKING a HANDS.. We f I ASKEPMYPAPPY WHATTHISSTARWARS" STUFF 15 ALL ABOUT. ]jy\*»si EADPYSAYS THE PEACE SHIELD OVER OUR HOUSE 15 ACTUALLY HUNDREDS OF LITTLE PEACE MACHINES. ;1L£S^SJ a - 11-23 HI, THIS IS MARK SLACKME/ER, BROADCASTING LIVE FROM LAFA ■ YETTEfARK. ALLTHISWEEKM'U, J BE TALKING TO THB HOMELESS ON 1 A SPECIAL SHOWCWEP"URBAN '°HOME COMPANION." IE IE "Kl IP AS WE'VE S55NJEP, THERE'S NOTHING ABOUT THE WAY THESE WO WOMEN HAVE CONDUCTED THEMSELVES THAT'S ACCIDENTAL. THEY'RE AS REPRESENTATIVE OF THEIR COUNTRIES ZZ^ASTHEIR HUSBANDS' HE SAID RIGHT NOV WE CANT PROTECT OURSELVES FROM WCLEARWEA- PONS, AND THAT'S WHY THE PRESIDENT WANTS TO BUI LP A PEACE 5HILW. ITD STOP MISSILES IN OUTER SPACE.. Vj THAT'S RIGHT, ROLAND. ANP AS THEY SAYGCWdY, BOTH I WOMEN SEEM TO BE MAKING COMPETING FASHION STATEMENTS -MRS. GORBACHEV WEARING A CHIC DESIGNER , PRESS, MRS. REAGAN SPORTING A..A.. \ ..SOTHEYCOULDNTHTTOUR HOUSE. THEN NOBODY COULD WIN A WAR. AND IF NOBODY COULD WIN A WAR, THERE'S NO REASON TO START ONE. MY PAPPYS SMART. m JUL ~£ ■*~l THE PEACE MACHINES ARE THOUSANPS OF TIMES MOPE COMPLICATED THAN ANY WEAPONS EVER BUILT. IN A MOMENT, WE'LL MEET MY FIRST 6UEST, MS. AUCZ SCHWARTZMAN, A FORMER. GARMENTWRKER/WP LONG-TIME HABITUE OF \ THE PARK- 0 E lf( BUT DADDY SAYS WITH ENOUGH TIME ANP MONEY, THE PENTAGON CAN BUILD MOST ANYTHING. WHOA.1 WHY, WHAT'S THE IT'S AN FIRST LADY AFGHANI SAYING THERE, X \ TED? * ON KAMPUS * BY NIKTA A. BUT FIRST, SOME BACKGROUND. THIS WINTER, HA N/1 THE NUMBER OF HOMELESS HERE MAY SURPASS THAT REACHED DURINGTHEPEPRESSION.. HA, HA! i r © IP fi in HI, THIS IS MARK SLACKMEYER, COMING TO YOU FROM LAFAYETTE PARK WITH A SPECIAL LIVE BROADCAST OF "URBAN HOME COMPANION." ALICE, TOMORROW THE HOMELESS AREGOING TOBESERVED A BIG THANKSGIVING DINNER § RIGHTHERE IN LAFAYETTE PARK. '■ WHATCANY0UTELLUSA30UTIT? RJGHTNOWWE'RE TALKING TO ALICE P. SCHWARTZMAN, A MEMBER OF THE HOMELESS COMMUNITY.. "A MEMBER OF THE HOMELESS COMMUNITY"' I LIKE THAT! WELL, ITS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE HOMELESS S0CIALSEA50N, MERV. HOT TURKEY, CRANBERRY SAUCE, THE WORKS! ANDELMONTS BAND ^==^fc: IS GOING TO PLAY! U KINP OF A CONTRAPICTION IN TERMS, BUT IT SOUNDS CLASSY. IT CONVEYS A LITTLE P/GN/TY, A SENSE OF QUIET RESPECTABILITY- OH, FOR PETE'S t'M IN SAKE.ELMONT, A BAND2 YOUPLAYSAX. x LOOK AT THE —r^_ \ TATWONyOUR XARM.. -v- 1W FLIGHT OF THE STUDENT- FfiRGNr FRQt<\ A toZ... OOPS, ONE GOT THROUGH. 'BYE. '/ err i=4 i_J= THIS IS THE SGT YORK. ALICE, OOPS. SORRY. I THAT THOUGHT YOU WERE ISNT POING AN OPEN- FUNNY INGMONOLOGUE. \ W B AUC£! 1ULHIM & that WIHWUteRW? **frw? bVlTH7HI56UYIN WWOU mirneem! ^ TH5YPO -music WOOPYGUTH- ISMY PIE, MOZART, lipp" VANHALEN, THAT SORT OF THING. ^n Ge*e/toc - x Any BLOOM COUNTY WELL/ PRINCE CHARLES aw piana mve been botie for a week now., but i guess i pont have to TELL YOU THAT THE shock- waves PRE STILL reverberating... \ L ya know, i cant seem TO SHAKB THE FEELING THAT CHARLES ANP PI ARE JUST TW-TOO SOMETHING. \ tSK/Hi... zSIOH'.,. WARP SIX, WHERE TO, MR. SULU. SCOTTY 7 \ / PAP, THE WOMAN HAS BECOME A TYRANT/. SHC'S GIVEN THE BOOT TO ALL OF CHARLES' FRIENPS... SHE THROWS SUFFERS AT HIM. SPENPS AU HIS MONEY ON CLOTHES, FIRES HIS STAFF. MAKES HIM EAT EGGS ANP SFINACH PAILY...AHP OFTEN PRESSES HIM LIKE'BOYGEORGE" WHILE SHE PANCES TO "MAM1" IN I LEOPARP-SKIN *■ TIGHTS/ s 00 s x "X THE WAY THEY WALK, TALK...PRESS...SIT... LAUGH PELCATELY... IT'S VAGUE...ABSTRACT... 1 CANT FUTMY FINGER ON IT... :$f(MJt WELL ...UN 'MUNTAMCP PLANETOFMOPERATELY MORAL stenographers:' COME AGAIN 7 i I "V- ' U THEY'RE JUST TOO... TOO SOMETHINO. JUST 1DO...TOO.. WELL YOU THINK OF A THIS JUST PLANET, ISN'T THE SAME SULU. WITHOUT THE \ CAPTAIN. og=- ^VK' OKAY.. TMAPE THE LAST ONE UP, BUT W£ SMOCK- urns me srru, S"1 JJ_U WHITE. THAT'S FT. by Berke Breathed cum Jm.. WH6R6 mu a A ffk YOUR FAULT, " *>, X<JIP' VOU" BMT- TCMT \ REMEMBER1 LANIE... 1 WANT YOU TO MARRY me. I LAN/e... T'M PERFECT MARRIAGE MATERIAL. I'LL EAT MOST ANYTHING YOU COOK... I WONT BRING MY BEER BUPPIES OVER THE PAYS YOU WAYTHE FLOOR... i (I'lteHfl "-" MARRY■ ENOUGH OF THIS FOOLING AROVNP... let's seme POWN ANP START A FAMILY. ANP MOST IMPORTANTLY, I'LL BE SENSITIVE TO YOUR NEEP FOR PERSONAL GROWTH... GIVING YOU PERMISSION TO LOOK FOP A JOB AFTER YOU RAISE OUR NINE TO TBN KIPS. T I PONT LANie...BABY... WANT TO SUGAR BOO-BOO... START A HOW LONG HAVe FAMILY/ WE BEEN -O PAT7N& NOW f SO PLEASE. WHAT IS IT ABOUT ME THAT ANY PCASONABLB WOMAN IN THIS POST-FEMINIST AMtRCA WOVWHI'T CRAVE 7 WELL7 TWENTY MINUTES. ANP MY BIOLOGICAL CLOCK IS TICKING/ ma this is a ? TRICK question, ISNT IT ? \ WHAT'S WITH STEVE? -■X, REJeCTEP He PROPOSEP AGAIN t FOURTEENTH THIS YEAR. HOW'S HE TAKING IT? LIKE USUAL I IFOWIP YOUR EGO IN A PUPPLE BY THE TRASH. I'LL JUST MOP IT UP.
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