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“I’m allowed to stay up until ten o’clock one night a week…the rest of the time I do it without permission.”
October 18, 1958

 

“Hey pop, you’re shaving with my transistor radio.”
Richardson
October 6, 1962

 

“He hasn’t actually kissed me yet, but he steamed my glasses a couple of times.”
Paris
October 6, 1956

 

“She’s waiting for Eddie to call so she can hang up on him.”
Paris
June 1, 1957

 

“Care to tell me about it, son?”
John Dempsey
November 4, 1961

 

“It’s past midnight, Gloria. Shake hands with the young man and come to bed.”
Bill Yates
November 15, 1958

 

“I am doing homework.”
Harry Mace
April 9, 1960

 

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  1. Great cartoons! I am so glad my children are now adults (with one having an almost-teenager of her own). I don’t miss those “teenage years” with my children while at the same time glad I had the “experiences” with them. I certainly don’t miss the calls from the assistant principals regarding my son’s antics he pulled. After a few phone calls, I began answering: “What’s he done now?”

  2. The opening ‘toon (and at bottom) by Mace shows the distraction problems technology was causing 60+ years ago. My personal favorite here is # 5 down by John Dempsey. “Care to tell me about it, son?” I can only wonder the reason myself. Must be bad enough.

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