Some newspapers refuse to run 'Doonesbury' comics on abortion, Texas ultrasound law

Fox News.com ^ | March 9, 2012

[Mmogamer]

You know.. I havent seen it in ages either,, hm..

[grey_whiskers]

How I can set up a page like that for him?

Try this for starters --

http://www.gocomics.com/explore/comics

Cheers!

[MNDude]

Doonsbury can make Andy Capp seem funny in comparison.

[Jvette]

Hey thanks, that should help satisfy his need for comics.

It is going to be weird not receiving a daily paper, have been a subscriber for decades. We have just decided it is an expense we can do without.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Reading a biography of the Dr. Dorrit Hoffleit, the late Yale University Research Astronomer, I richly appreciated this woman's intellectual power to comprehend the significance of the far reaches of outer space.

Women, being rational beings with minds and wills, can do that. And we can view, and grasp the significance of our inner space as well.

It doesn't cause shame to see a sonogram of your left atrium. It's not emotionally traumatic to view your pancreas. Diagnostic imaging is not offensive, no matter what organ you'vew viewing or what procedure is in the offing.

But look, there on the GE Voluson 730 4D Ultrasound System screen: a tender tiny creature with a throbbing heart and a home address that's exactly the same as yours. It's a fascinating moment, isn't it, when you see signs of life and activity through the new eyes of scientific technology?

Look for yourself what you'd see of this fascinating creature at 6 weeks, 8 weeks, 12 weeks:

http://www.gehealthcare.com/usen/patient/ultrasound/obtimeline_new.html>

A good picture, good imaging, causes wonder, curiosity, a driving desire to see more and to know more.

The only thing that causes shame, Mr. Garry Trudeau, is not a good picture but a bad conscience.