CSotD: Knaves, fools and dropped balls
This first bit of folly may be yours. Kirk Walters offers a variation on a familiar end-of-December theme: The crush…
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CSotD: Funny Stuff Between Holidays
I’m trying to be more productive than the fellow in Matt’s cartoon, but there does seem to be a lot…
CSotD: Corrections, Clarifications & Road Apples
This could have been a short day for me, because Jen Sorensen has said everything I have on my mind….
CSotD: The Wren, The Park and Other Things
The Dogs of C Kennel (Creators) are experiencing a temporary lull, but we’re not. However, St. Stephen’s Day is, granted,…
CSotD: Have a Retro Christmas
It’s always nice to get the family together for the holidays, and here they are before they went Hollywood. As…
CSotD: On the Eve
Ivan Turgenev’s On the Eve is one of my favorite novels, but it bombed in Russia when it was published…
CSotD: 366 days, not just 12
Jack Ohman plays with the Nativity story to illustrate the plight of the poor and homeless in San Francisco. It’s…
CSotD: Friday Follies
We’ll start the day with a serious piece of folly before we get into the fun stuff. Guy Badeaux reports…
CSotD: Dark Days, metaphorical and real
The whole world is watching, and, as Cathy Wilcox notes, they’ve stopped laughing. I can’t speak for Australians, but, from…
CSotD: Humpday Humor
I’m with Lizzie in Reply All (WPWG), with some mixed feelings about the holiday season but a large dose of…
CSotD: Mistaken Identities, Perverted Ideals
Bill Bramhall marks the descent of Rudy Giuliani from “America’s Mayor” to a ridiculous — and now heavily fined —…
CSotD: Merry Mirth and Many More
Zits (KFS) made me smile Sunday. Note that it’s not a slam on the Nutcracker itself, and I like classic…
CSotD: Pax in Terra, if you can find it
I wish I didn’t like Megan Herbert‘s commentary so much. Advent calendars have become so commercialized that it’s not easy…
CSotD: Thought-provoking Humor
First Dog on the Moon offers a look at the year ahead, and he’s lucky to draw the assignment, because…
CSotD: Commentary in Context
Humor specifically and cartoon commentary in general require context. The context of Paul Fell‘s cartoon is immediately clear to anyone…