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…
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There’s a lot of political stuff I won’t be addressing today, because I’m tired of politics but also because there…
Reading Alex requires you to recognize the strict compliance requirements in the British workplace, but this one works anywhere because…
Wilbur gets as political today as I want to, given that I’m recovering from that lost hour of sleep and…
When I was in college, Notre Dame had a game against Tulane. I was in the reception area of a…
Edison Lee (KFS) has returned to a theme that I have missed. Some years ago, they introduced Katie, a girl…
Two days ago, I complimented Wiley Miller for timing a Non Sequitur (AMS) commenting on the Patriots’ lousy season such…
A door panel blew out on a Boeing jet the other day. Perhaps you heard. Matt Pritchett came up with…
First Dog on the Moon offers a look at the year ahead, and he’s lucky to draw the assignment, because…
This is apt to be a tough week for finding outstanding comics, given the flood of Roz-at-the-Pearly-Gates pieces already flooding…
As Constant Readers know, I do politics on some days and humor on others, but I’m often conflicted by in…
I noted this Edison Lee (KFS) story arc earlier, but Orville the Novelist has been particularly amusing in light of…
I guess they call it “Candorville” (KFS) for a reason. I don’t know that I’ve ever seen a cartoonist run…
No, no, no politics today, despite Pearls Before Swine (AMS) sneaking a good one in. DD Degg’s news of another…
Poor Edison Lee (KFS) finds himself in what seems likely to be a disaster: He misunderstood the teacher’s previous announcement…
Edison Lee (KFS) asks and answers the intriguing question, Why do they give rebates instead of discounts? The answer being…