CSotD: Finding Humor in Despair
I’m interpreting this Joy of Tech cartoon as a cry for help, but not on behalf of coders who may…
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I’m interpreting this Joy of Tech cartoon as a cry for help, but not on behalf of coders who may…
Mr. Boffo offers a bit of safe harbor for troubled marriages and thank goodness for finicky cats. Our cat ate…
This Batch Rejection (AMS) is decidedly relevant, given the amount of theft and piracy in our virtual world. I differentiate…
They Can Talk provides an excellent starting point for contemplating cartoons that remind me of other things, because, by playing…
You’ve likely already seen Sunday’s Doonesbury (AMS), which has not only been posted by a lot of editorial cartoonists but…
Monty (AMS)‘s pal Moondog is still hauling a turkey around and aren’t we all? Thanksgiving leftovers are something people in…
While I agree generally with Kate in Grand Avenue (AMS), one of the specific things the weekend means is that…
While we avoid politics on Friday, the term “funnies” doesn’t preclude serious commentary, of which this Non Sequitur (AMS) is…
We’ll begin gently. The sheet with all the eye-holes was Linus’s costume, not Charlie Brown’s. I don’t have an exact…
John Deering gets the Fortuitous Timing of the Month Award for dropping this Strange Brew from a distance of several…
Sunday’s Barney & Clyde reminded me that one of the pleasures of going to Manitou Springs back when I lived…
This Pat Bagley cartoon has been hanging around too long, but I’m going to feature it anyway because it’s such…
Dick Tracy has always been a straight shooter, but his dialogue in the last panel knocked me out of my…
Randy Glasbergen who must draw 20 or 90 cartoons a day to keep up with his syndicated panels The Better…