CSotD: And another thing …
Good timing award to Tommy Siegel for dropping this cartoon just before Taylormania went from fascination to exploitation. The fascination…
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CSotD: Laughing While We Await More Bad News
There are several major news stories going on, but they happened late in the week, so, since only a few…
CSotD: Getting over one’s self and so forth
Lemont, the protagonist of Candorville (KFS), spends too much time playing the pedant and correcting people for speaking the way…
CSotD: Wait, what?
When I saw this morning’s Prickly City (AMS), I thought it was going to win the “Bad Timing” award, dropping,…
CSotD: A Catachresis Crisis
It’s National Grammar Day, and Day By Dave (AMS) celebrates it by dragging fingernails across a blackboard. Using “should of”…
CSotD: Bathroom Humor
Bob Eckstein starts us off today with a cartoon that is only “bathroom humor” by implication, but, then, if you…
CSotD: Sunday Kvetching
Arlo and Janis (AMS) offers some annoying truth about design over function. Granted, Arlo and I are both old enough…
CSotD: Let’s Face The Comics and Dance
I’m sure Tony Carrillo drew today’s F-Minus (AMS) some time ago, but it sure couldn’t have dropped at a better…
CSotD: Funny triggers
xkcd starts us off with a cartoon that is funny but that then sends me off on a tangent. Obviously,…
CSotD: Can you hear me now?
Juxtaposition of the Day (Steve Brodner) (Ann Telnaes) (Kevin Siers) As the expression goes, one should never miss…
CSotD: National Juxtaposition Day
Before we get into the Juxtapositions, a couple of cartoons that pinged me on a personal level. Macanudo (KFS) hits…
CSotD: C’est le weekend
Wasn’t sure where to start today, but once the headline suggested itself, it became obvious this Pearls Before Swine (AMS)…
CSotD: The Editor Weeps
Cartoonists at syndicates have editors, but this Baby Blues (KFS) got through without anyone noticing that, if they “all” got…
Comic Strip of the Day: Unleashing The Bêtes Noires
xkcd fires back on behalf everyone comfortable enough with the language to use it intelligently, by which I mean to…