CSotD: What is in a name, and other ponderables
Creative spelling, as seen in this Moderately Confused (AMS), is an editor’s nightmare, but one that fortunately has morphed out…
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Creative spelling, as seen in this Moderately Confused (AMS), is an editor’s nightmare, but one that fortunately has morphed out…
Today’s Brewster Rockit (Tribune) got a chuckle but it brings up a topic I’ve been meaning to raise. It’s no…
Ted Rall was hardly the only person who, in 1995, pointed out that Bob Dole was old. And, compared to…
We’re not doing political cartoons today, but let’s start with something blatantly political: This past Sunday’s Non Sequitur (AMS). Danae…
We’ll start the day with a serious piece of folly before we get into the fun stuff. Guy Badeaux reports…
Zits (KFS) made me smile Sunday. Note that it’s not a slam on the Nutcracker itself, and I like classic…
Everything is horrible. We’ll talk about it over the weekend, which is to say, “Tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight.” But we’ll…
Offer to make dinner. Offer to rub her shoulders. Just don’t offer advice. You’re stepping on a rake. Daddy’s Home…
Dark Side of the Horse (AMS) takes a second look at a silly expression and I’m glad I’m not the…
F Minus (AMS) offers an explanation for what’s gone wrong with the world which is both funny and, as is…
Lemont, the protagonist of Candorville (KFS), spends too much time playing the pedant and correcting people for speaking the way…
No need for an update today: Lynn Hsu lays out my life in all the detail anyone needs, several times…
Paul Noth having summed up the Nov 24 election, we move on to further action, later in the game. That…
The Duplex (AMS) nearly gets the Accidental Timing Award, and I say “nearly” because, first of all, Putin would be…
In such troubled times, a good laugh is of great value, and Fiona Katauskas gives up on ruminating over the…