CSotD: I’ve Yelled at Clouds from Both Sides Now
Remember that graffito that read “We are the people our parents warned us about?” Well, as Non Sequitur (AMS) points…
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We’ll start with today’s Non Sequitur (AMS), a relatively gentle example of the sorts of ideas that emerge from the…
When I was in college, Notre Dame had a game against Tulane. I was in the reception area of a…
My first reaction to this Non Sequitur (AMS) was that it’s impossible. We all know that the way you learn…
Mort Gerberg offers this cheerful, well-timed reminder. I’ve got to admit that we’ve done all right so far. We’re far…
Our impending political disaster is grim enough that Andertoons (AMS) manages to mine it not so much for an actual…
Can’t argue with Danae in today’s Non Sequitur (AMS), though mainly because I don’t want her coming after me on…
Adam@Home (AMS) is in an optimistic mood as 2024 has launched, though not quite as much in a hurry as…
Several comic strips have been anticipating Christmas with gags about kids trying to clean up their acts for Santa and…
Today’s Pearls Before Swine (AMS) is how we know that Stephan Pastis either (A) is older than we thought or…
The woman in this Steve Kelley (Creators) cartoon asks an excellent question. I blame the Civil Rights Movement. Once Black…
Caulfield asks a relevant question in today’s Frazz (AMS), and he’s got the excuse of being just a little feller…
xkcd is a dependable source for mindbending scientific concepts, but I was way ahead of them on this one. It’s…
Wiley Miller lived in New England for some years, which he proves with this Non Sequitur (AMS). It’s nice to…