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Jef Mallet's "Frazz" Nov. 17 2025
seems particularly appropriate for fans of sci-fi,
or anyone interested in the future and big changes.

I can see it at: https://replica.seattletimes.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&pubid=84d463e0-c035-4c49-902d-95c722bfe073

but I'll type it out for others.

Old school marm, "Any Questions?"

Young smart kid, "Rip Van Winkle had to fall asleep
for 20 years for the world to change.
Now You can't blink without everything turning
upside down."

20 something caring custodian, "She's right.
That wasn't a question."

Young smart kid, "Well, it sure wasn't
an answer."
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From Newsgroup: rec.aviation.military

On 11/17/2025 11:15 AM, a425couple wrote:

Jef Mallet's "Frazz" Nov. 17 2025
seems particularly appropriate for fans of sci-fi,
or anyone interested in the future and big changes.

I can see it at: https://replica.seattletimes.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx? pubname=&pubid=84d463e0-c035-4c49-902d-95c722bfe073

but I'll type it out for others.

Old school marm, "Any Questions?"

Young smart kid,-a "Rip Van Winkle had to fall asleep
-a for 20 years for the world to change.
-a Now You can't blink without everything turning
-a upside down."

20 something caring custodian, "She's right.
-a-a That wasn't a question."

Young smart kid,-a "Well, it sure wasn't
-a-a an answer."

Or, for those without a Seattle Times subscription: https://www.gocomics.com/frazz/2025/11/17

pt
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From Newsgroup: rec.aviation.military

On 11/17/25 11:22, Cryptoengineer wrote:

On 11/17/2025 11:15 AM, a425couple wrote:

Jef Mallet's "Frazz" Nov. 17 2025
seems particularly appropriate for fans of sci-fi,
or anyone interested in the future and big changes.

I can see it at:
https://replica.seattletimes.com/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?
pubname=&pubid=84d463e0-c035-4c49-902d-95c722bfe073

but I'll type it out for others.

Old school marm, "Any Questions?"

Young smart kid,-a "Rip Van Winkle had to fall asleep
-a-a for 20 years for the world to change.
-a-a Now You can't blink without everything turning
-a-a upside down."

20 something caring custodian, "She's right.
-a-a-a That wasn't a question."

Young smart kid,-a "Well, it sure wasn't
-a-a-a an answer."

Or, for those without a Seattle Times subscription: https://www.gocomics.com/frazz/2025/11/17

pt

There you go! Thanks
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