CSotD: Talking About Something More Pleasant
La Cucaracha (AMS) confesses to having faced lead time, but Alcaraz did a nice job of predicting where we’d be…
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La Cucaracha (AMS) confesses to having faced lead time, but Alcaraz did a nice job of predicting where we’d be…
This Buckets (AMS) is as close to the Washpo/LATimes thing as I’m getting today. As I wrote yesterday, I’m impressed…
Starting out with this morning’s Cornered (AMS), though at first I had nothing to say about it except that it…
John Auchter repeats the concept that the machines are listening to us, which I continue to insist is a myth….
An obvious but timely meme, to which I’ll add an old but timely joke: “What is the difference between ignorance…
I wish I thought Tank McNamara (AMS) was making an off-the-wall joke here, but it seems perfectly on-the-wall to me….
There’s a lot of political stuff I won’t be addressing today, because I’m tired of politics but also because there…
Bizarro (KFS) strikes a nostalgic note, intentionally or not. I don’t think of Easter eggs as empty shells, but then…
Constant Readers know how much I hate March 17, but that means I got a kick out of John Cole’s…
Juxtaposition of Ancient Fads Paul Conrad Cornered — AMS Paul Berge has a collection of cartoons from a half-century ago…
Start with a confession: I like this Off the Mark (AMS) because, once he’s found true love, they can get…
When I was in college, Notre Dame had a game against Tulane. I was in the reception area of a…
I cobbled this photo together in the early days of Comic Strip of the Day, but, as the blog turns…
The forum in Davos has just concluded, but I don’t want to talk politics today. However, here’s a cartoon from…