Close to Home by John McPherson for February 24, 2024

Bleeb’s doing some strategic planning!

I would say this was a good way to keep people from coming into the office, except that you know there will lots of people coming in to tell you what a lousy sign you have.

Glad it wasn’t office of strategic services.

That’s not a good sign.

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Also: Sun Tzu: “The battle is won before it is fought.”

There may be an actual sign like that. I’ve seen pictures on the Web. It does appear to be real.

Murphy’s office.

Right down the hall from the:

Office of The Chief of Stuff No One Else Wants To Do

Need to come up with a plan

Bragging about being best laid?

Way to go, Bleeb, ending the week on a high note. I am not sure about overall strategy, but you definitely employed some successful tactics.

I’d find somewhere else for something like that… :J

Rethink your purpose for going there.

It’s next door to the Department of Redundancy Department…

Obviously a government agency…

And yet again, the job went to the lowest bidder.

https://www.gocomics.Com/darksideofthehorse/2019/10/16

https://www.gocomics.Com/darksideofthehorse/2019/10/04

Turn and slowly walk away….

Sign painter was not from that office.

Are they hiring?

Find another strategic office. When ya gotta tilt your head to read their sign it’s a clue.

“Missed it by that much…”

Slow week for toon ideas?…This is a very old joke.

The old jokes are the best!

Glassic!

Bleeb, take the nice lady home before she has a nervous breakdown. :)

Strategic planning decides to which side of the door the text should be applied. Tactical planning would be the ones who screwed up the actual application. :)

Hey, it’s the sign painter’s fault, and he doesn’t work there.

This is basically me filling out any form: half of every answer I give is crammed into the margins.

Is that a failure of strategic planning or tactical planning?

Must be the ones who say shot first, and ask questions later.

It’s better to misspell the word so it fits in the space nicely (old design trick).

This is hilarious!

Women were outraged when the Research and Development sign lost its “t”.

Once again a government contractor delivers what they are paid for!