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Woman Cave

By Jimmy Johnson

February 26, 2012


Wouldn’t this be great? I know if I were a woman, I’d want a “woman cave.” What man wouldn’t? The date below the comic strip is a link, as it often is these days. It will take you to the page on GoComics where the above strip first appeared, so, yes, you will see the same cartoon. However, if you so desire, you can “like” it or “share” it or mix it up with the rowdy GoComics commenters. If you so choose, you also can poke around in the archives. Just remember to keep coming back here!


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9 responses to “Woman Cave”

  1. Geo Avatar
    Geo

    We don’t have the “person cave’s” but a looong & skinny house with 2 ’round-a-bouts’ at each end. We do the “where are you?” occasionally. Have a nice greeting when we find the other.

  2. Steve From Royal Oak, MI Avatar

    In a lot of comic strips, the Woman’s Cave is in the Kitchen….But I don’t think that is very popular these days!

  3. Bob Avatar
    Bob

    Last time I was house-shopping, I saw a house with a bona fide secret door. It was in the bathroom and it looked like a set of shelves with towels on it, but it opened up to a very nice bedroom behind it! The town tax assessor didn’t even know it was there.

    1. Jimmy Johnson Avatar

      Wow! I’d be impressed.

  4. emb Avatar
    emb

    New Explore site, in Nebraska. Wish our lakes were at this stage [but local frustrated ice fishermen don’t]. Resorts are having a bad year, and it may not get much better if well-meaning but short-sighted Beltrami-County-haters boycott us. The 3 County Council members [even more short-sighted] who voted for exclusion are economically secure. Many residents who may be idled are not, possibly including some SHB RNs and BSU faculty.
    https://explore.org/livecams/birds/crane-camera
    Obviously, a river flows through it, but you can see how, in slower water, wind + thin ice could give rise to a circular, rotating, ice island. Expect we’ll see cranes here, maybe in March. Ludicrous courtship dancers, though cranes take them seriously. Have seen those live, in fields in NW MN.
    Peace,

  5. emb Avatar
    emb

    At 1313 CST, think I just saw these two eagles mate, or maybe it was the two at the original Decorah eagles site, many miles roughly south. Scroll down for that site.
    https://explore.org/livecams/birds/decorah-eagles-north-nest
    Peace,

  6. emb Avatar
    emb

    Another site, where I’ve seen single birds occasionally, but both at least once. That single egg is dead, left from last season. Other years, humans [I believe] have removed such eggs. Peregrines do little [more often NO] nest prep, so that clue is not available. Partner may be off for a starling for lunch. Think I’ll nuke a Zatarain’s reduced-salt jambalaya instead.

    https://explore.org/livecams/birds/peregrine-falcon-chesapeake-conservancy

    Peace,

  7. Ghost Avatar
    Ghost

    “rowdy”
    The 2-27-12 cartoon was good, too. “Sneezus interruptus” is almost as bad as…well, you know.

  8. Mark in TTown Avatar
    Mark in TTown

    Ghost, it didn’t look too bad earlier, but it’s coming down fairly heavy now. If you do come to Tulsa please be very careful.