CSotD: A Good Day For Gravedigging
When we were reading Hamlet junior year, the professor asked why there was the gravedigger scene, and we all dutifully…
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CSotD: Funny Stuff and Meandering Thoughts
How better to welcome everyone back from Labor Day than with this Tom Toro panel? I drove 275 miles each…
CSotD: D-Day w/ Only One Wheelchair
Aislin starts off our D-Day commemoration in part because the Canadians tend to get bunched in with the British forces…
CSotD: Timing, repetition, redemption, etc.
Barbara Smaller’s cartoon is hardly breakthrough humor, subconsciously echoing as it does a Tom Toro piece that has become a…
CSotD: Points of Personal Privilege
There’s a lot of political stuff I won’t be addressing today, because I’m tired of politics but also because there…
CSotD: Works in Progress
Today is a holiday, though it’s another of those American wage-slave holidays where the banks, the schools and the post…
CSotD: Who needs logic if you’ve got power?
The last minute continuing resolution renders a lot of this past week’s political cartoons obsolete, but Paul Noth’s panel is…
CSotD: Standing around with our fallacies in our hands
David Fitzsimmons riffs on the 1893 bronze by German sculptor Hugo Rheinhold, in which an ape contemplates a human skull,…
CSotD: Futility
Non Sequitur (AMS) captures the current situation, and the Biblical reference is worthy. Exodus is, if not a tale of…
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…