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Sam White has been drawing comics and writing for as long as he can remember, with Charles Schulz and Louis L’Amour being his two biggest influences. Working now in the medical field, Sam sees a lot that needs to be commented on — and hence Tuttle, the doctor and friend to a whole slew of crazies. Tuttle’s and DoctorTuttle run in several newspapers in Texas. Sam’s novels can be found at garisonfitch.com.

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The Cruelest Blow

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There’s a dentist office near here that’s in what clearly used to be a gas station. I am all for the re-use of old buildings, I just think this dentist should have gone to more links to make his building look less like what it used to be.

Posted on March 16, 2019March 10, 2019Categories Food, Pete, PhydeauxTags dentist, donut, food, Pete, Phydeaux

Fight of the Millennium

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I know people who are heavily invested in the C vs A fight of the first panel. I can generate interest in the debate, but ultimately, I’m not enthused enough to take a side. The ironic thing is, John Calvin wouldn’t recognize the modern day “Calvinists” and Jacob Arminius would probably disown the Armenians.

Posted on March 5, 2019March 3, 2019Categories Beaver, Fighting, Pete, Phydeaux, TuttleTags Arminianism, Beaver, Calvinism, fighting, Pete, Phydeaux, Tuttle

Shakespearian

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As a kid, did you think William Shakespeare and William Shatner were the same?

Posted on January 8, 2019January 6, 2019Categories Pete, TuttleTags gardening, Pete, Shakespeare, Tuttle

Foreign Food

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I’m guessing you can make refried beans from coffee beans. I hate coffee, so I would never try, but if you try it, let me know if it worked.

Posted on December 2, 2018Categories Food, Pete, Phydeaux, TuttleTags coffee, food, Mexican food, Pete, Phydeaux, refried beans, Tuttle

Novelizations

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There are people who think this way. Who didn’t realize “The Hobbit” (and LOTR) were loosely based on existing books. But now, I’m surprised they didn’t come out with watered-down, simplified novels for the movies. Publishing thinks less and less of it’s readers and is mandating that authors not use compound sentences, keep the paragraphs short, and write everything at an 8th grade level. Are they correct in thinking so low of their audience, or are they trying to make their readers dim?

Posted on November 17, 2018November 11, 2018Categories Literary, Movies, Pete, Tuttle, TVTags Hobbit, novels, Pete, publishing, reading, Tuttle, TV, writing

Scrabblarski

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By the end of “War and Peace”, I had pretty much given up on keeping the names straight. Enjoyed the book, though. Will I ever read it again? I doubt it.

Posted on November 10, 2018November 4, 2018Categories Pete, PhydeauxTags Pete, Phydeaux, Scrabble, War and Peace

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