CSotD: A Good Day For Gravedigging
When we were reading Hamlet junior year, the professor asked why there was the gravedigger scene, and we all dutifully…
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When we were reading Hamlet junior year, the professor asked why there was the gravedigger scene, and we all dutifully…
Today’s Deflocked (AMS) happened to hit on this topic at just the right moment to jump from the funnies into…
I think today’s Deflocked (AMS) is largely an example of lead time. When the first cell phone bans in school…
A bunch of funny stuff, today and in the past several days, and well-timed given the level of not-funny stuff…
Pia Guerra David Rowe A pair of rapid responses to last night’s debate: Guerra from the Canadian West Coast, Rowe…
John Auchter repeats the concept that the machines are listening to us, which I continue to insist is a myth….
Sunday’s Rubes (Creators) brought to mind an African folktale whose more precise origin I can’t remember, of the lion, the…
It seems appropriate that Madam & Eve, which has of late dwelt entirely on South Africa’s corrupt and discouraging political…
In case you hadn’t noticed, when I feature a syndicated cartoon here, I add the name of the syndicate with…
Yesterday was Factchecking Day, which makes me wish Steve Kelley (Creators)’s cartoon had run then, because it’s an easy one…
Pearls Before Swine (AMS) gets political this morning, and I’ll admit I can’t tiptoe around the general topic either. It’s…
Cathy Wilcox marks International Women’s Day with a grim sense of purpose but a welcome lack of complaining: It’s a…
We’ll start with today’s Non Sequitur (AMS), a relatively gentle example of the sorts of ideas that emerge from the…
Apparently, the little old lady in Guy Venables’ cartoon is taking Israel’s side in the current scuffle, which wouldn’t be…