CSotD: A Few Timely Passages
Kal Kallaugher could run this anytime, but it’s particularly relevant at the moment, as we face the twin factors of…
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Kal Kallaugher could run this anytime, but it’s particularly relevant at the moment, as we face the twin factors of…
As Jeff Stahler (AMS) notes, the writers’ strike in Hollywood has been settled and, as he also notes, that doesn’t…
Today is a “Where do I begin?” day, but, with no particular plan in mind, let’s kick off with Bizarro…
Grand Avenue (AMS) marks a cultural change that has often sent me digging through the memory banks. I suppose the…
I wasn’t looking for anything too brain-involved today, and so the predictable foolishness of Sherman’s Lagoon (AMS) seemed just right….
Stephen Collins reflects on the death of water cooler TV, a combination of too many things to watch, too many…
Asked and answered, Prickly City (AMS). It’s not so much that he’s defied the law as it is that so…
Our comment feature appears to be broken beyond repair, at least for our current platform, which inspires (finally!) a redesign,…
Paul Fell comments on an extremely toxic part of the world we’ve built. I, too, liked it better when you…
(Some thoughts about newspapers, while I take Mother’s Day off to go visit the Aged P.) Here’s the protagonist…
Deflocked (AMS) sets the theme for today. As noted yesterday, we’re no longer in Perpetual Panic mode, but it is…
I can counter-quote Mr. Boffo: You coulda had class. You coulda been a political commentator. You coulda been somebody, instead…
I’m pretty much aligned with the grandfather in Barney & Clyde (WPWG) these days. It’s getting good in that we’ve…
John Deering gets the Fortuitous Timing of the Month Award for dropping this Strange Brew from a distance of several…
Stuart Carlson prompts the question, “Is anybody still watching this crap?” If they hadn’t given Trump so much free airtime…