Recent Comments

1. about 4 hours ago on Rubes

   I figure those things have exactly ONE kernel of corn in each. Uni-corn.

2. about 4 hours ago on Non Sequitur

   Well, she IS inhabiting a cartoon, so one can figure that cartoon-fizix applies.

3. about 4 hours ago on Pearls Before Swine

   What a non-scentsicle conversation.

4. about 4 hours ago on Pickles

   Spouse now calls me over to pick up something on the floor. I’m willing because I can SEE the pain of leaning over and recovering on her face. And of course, because I still can.

5. about 4 hours ago on Bob Gorrell

   Yup. Because it’s private property and they CAN.

6. about 4 hours ago on Gary Varvel

   Not quite. They can also distort (a form of lying, true) and they can misdirect (Biden did something goo… LOOK OVER THERE!). Also a form of lying. OK, I give. That is the only thing they do.

   Oh, wait. They can also put up a Veterans Day cartoon that’s insipid… but heart felt… or at least we can believe it is.

7. about 4 hours ago on Jeff Danziger

   Putin has all the immunity he can enforce by jail terms and murder.

8. about 4 hours ago on Brian McFadden

   Used to be that Sears and KMart let folks stand in their entryway to solicit for the Salvation Army. Then they made them stand outside. Then they forbade them. Then they “restructured” and those buildings are in use by other businesses. All because it WAS private property and they DID have the right to do it.

   PS: I’m not suggesting causation despite the sequence of events. Rather, I think the cause was a disconnect between what the BOD and CEO wanted and what potential customers wanted. Quite possibly including Xmas bell ringers.

9. about 4 hours ago on Ted Rall

   He IS using this to delay his own legal trouble, so it’s not just an addiction as Rall is riffing on. Though I think he really does just LIKE having people die. An extremely nasty person.

10. about 4 hours ago on Jeff Stahler

    I remember the anti-Vietnam protests (and several less earth-shaking ones including some that I was involved in where we wanted the school administration to stop investing in things that we felt promoted war). This is in some sense less self-serving (it’s not OUR war this time). And it is good to see students standing up for what they’re sure is right, even at some considerable cost to themselves.