CSotD: Odds and Ends, mostly odd
Xitter has been kicked out of Brazil, as Joy of Tech notes without mourning. It seems Musk got in a…
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Xitter has been kicked out of Brazil, as Joy of Tech notes without mourning. It seems Musk got in a…
I’ve often quoted a frustrated exclamation that pops up in commedia dell’arte plays, “I cannot tell if he is a…
In these fraught times, silly humor is doubly welcome, and educational as well: Bizarro (KFS) also offers a new-to-me term…
Granted, David Rowe is an Australian and not a proper Brit, but I take some comfort in not being the…
We’re not doing politics today, but Rod Emmerson‘s cartoon is a combination of politics and social commentary, since in New…
We’ll start off the day with a really stupid idea and then you can judge whether we are moving up…
We’ll start with something non-controversial: A compliment to Dave Whamond not because this particular Reality Check (AMS) put me on…
Today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) offers my favorite: A combination of humor and potential for serious thought. It’s only funny…
John Auchter states one of our major problems, though he’s being a bit unfair about it. He’s right that we…
I usually begin my day by checking Google News to make sure I haven’t missed any important changes in the…
I always enjoy Agnes (Creators), but never more than today, when she is slogging through the snow and kvetching over…
This is as close to political cartoons as I plan to get today: Morten Morland is certainly not the first…
Indeed there is, Rat. Indeed there is. Pearls Before Swine has become a bit preachy lately, but we’re in a…
In light of DDDegg’s news that Wyoming is losing all but one of its Monday papers, we’ll start off with…
There’s a whole lot of mental insufficiency out there, and this Clay Bennett cartoon was filed well before Chris Wallace’s…