CSotD: Fathers to the Men
We’ll start with John Cole‘s cartoon and a bit of my own gossip, which in this case I define as…
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CSotD: They call it ‘Grouchy Monday’
Joy of Tech is pretty firmly on record as not respecting either Facebook or Twitter, but here they acknowledge not…
CSotD: Disconnecting from the Moment
Loretta Lockhorn speaks wisdom, and, certainly, on a Monday morning, we can step back from current events for a bit….
CSotD: Lies, errors and other forms of sabotage
Juxtaposition of the Day (Bob Gorrell) (Tom Toro, June 2012) And let me add that those who pretend to study…
CSotD: Popular Delusions
Madam & Eve chimes in from South Africa with an opportunity to see ourselves as others see us. Well, we…
CSotD: Fundamental Disagreement
Ann Telnaes puts into graphic form something that’s been running around my mind, and one of the best things about…
CSotD: Welcome to the chaos
I’m thinking of doing an entire blog consisting of nothing but cartoons of the Wall Street bull statue wearing a…
CSotD: Mooving on
So the Primary is over and we’re back to being invisible. Someone will ask for our vote in November, but…
CSotD: Antisocial Media
Posting this Joy of Tech is a bit of a cheat, given that they’ve posted a new cartoon since, but…
CSotD: Re-inventing the Internet
Not to single out Benjamin Slyngstad in particular. He’s just one of a whole lot of cartoonists and late night…
CSotD: Noblesse Oblige
(Tom Toles) (Clay Jones) We’ll start out with our Juxtaposition of the Day, taking on Zuckerberg’s Theory, which is that…
CSotD: Let them eat lies
Adam Zyglis offers a good jumping off place this morning, since, from here, we can go in a couple of…
CSotD: Friday Funnies Because Why Not?
Adam@Home provides an opportunity for me to complain about something relatively trivial and segue into something more substantive that I’ve…
CSotD: While we await more weeping gargoyles
There have been a couple of okay cartoons about the Notre Dame fire and then a raft of weeping gargoyles….
CSotD: Changing Times
Let’s dismiss the politics first, so we can talk about the Sunday Funnies instead. Rob Rogers charges that a lot…