CSotD: Yes, I am indeed “That Guy”
A few years ago, I was about 10 miles from Camp Lord O’ The Flies on another mission and decided…
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CSotD: Observational Humor
Thank god I don’t still have his voice in my head like this fellow in the Banx cartoon. But the…
CSotD: Random rants
Jonesy posted this for Pet Day, which was yesterday, and it made me chuckle despite how tired I am of…
CSotD: Complaint Dept.
Adam Zyglis explains the ongoing outrage factor, in which the Republicans work to rile up the public over dubious threats…
CSotD: Catching up on trivial rants
They Can Talk captures my mood this morning, after a very long trip home from the AAEC Convention. We were…
CSotD: Midweek Randomness
A bit of politics before we go for the laughs. I was surprised that NASA’s asteroid deflection drew so much…
CSotD: The Glorious Fourth and the Damp Squibs
Joe Heller manages to capture the two major topics this year: A divided country and fireworks. I know which one…
CSotD: Laff Break
In my defense, unlike Wallace the Brave (AMS), I’m retired and don’t have to know what day it is. The…
CSotD: A Break in the Inaction
Macanudo (KFS) offers an uplifting thought, and we could all use one about now. There is a kind of conceptual…
CSotD: On the Eve of Christmas Eve
Big Nate (AMS) has wisely enlisted Dee Dee to help him find a Christmas present for his sister, which sends…
CSotD: Rules of engagement
Kevin Kallaugher is one of those rare cartoonists whose artistry is so fine that you might like his work even…
CSotD: Sunday Morning Coming Down (from pandemic)
Graeme MacKay celebrates the opening of barber shops as Ontario eases up on things. We haven’t been as strict as…
CSotD: Weekend Wrap-up
We’ll end the week with a bit of politics, as Gary Clement (Cartoon Arts) hits with one of the first…
CSotD: Funny stuff
Pearls Before Swine (AMS) reflects my own mood after today’s morning dip into Facebook and Twitter, which I take in…
CSotD: Saturday leftovers
This Pearls Before Swine (AMS) starts us off with something silly. But silly isn’t stupid. After all, Isaac Asimov wrote…