Recent Comments

1. 2 months ago on Heart of the City

   I used to work around five different Larrys. Fortunately, they had different positions and shifts (for the most part, anyway).

2. 3 months ago on Sarah's Scribbles

   We’re not really supposed to be able to pronounce it. A lot of Lovecraft’s work involves extradimensional beings beyond our comprehension; what we perceive is basically a mere fraction of their true forms. The same goes for their names; we can come up with close approximations (as the others have suggested), but we can’t actually pronounce them properly. I usually go with something like “k thoo loo”

3. 5 months ago on Buni

   I wouldn’t trust that evidence; it’s been tampered with (the cats knocked it off the table and broke it)

4. 8 months ago on Phoebe and Her Unicorn

   I looked it up to see when it’s supposed to happen… and discovered that I had slept right through it. I didn’t know it was today _

5. 9 months ago on Breaking Cat News

   BCN is one of my favorite comics out there right now, and it’s not just because it’s about kitties. It’s genuinely well written, well drawn, funny, and charming. And the books make great Christmas gifts for my dad’s cat-loving girlfriend.

6. 11 months ago on Heart of the City

   C used to be “average”, but a lot of classes don’t grade on a bell curve anymore. now it’s more

   90+ A, Great

   80-89 B, Not Bad

   70-79 C, Passing

   60-69 D, Barely Passing

   0-59 F, Fail

   (Because it varies depending on the place and time, this is my experience as a US Millenial)

7. 11 months ago on Breaking Cat News

   I suppose they’re not called “fingerbeans”, despite being on their front paws?

8. 11 months ago on FoxTrot Classics

   Makes sense; notice how all these classic strips are in black and white, but all the modern strips are in color.

9. about 1 year ago on FoxTrot Classics

   My mom got a few bags of coffee from Bones last year for Christmas, and now we’re trying their other flavors. They’re pretty good.

10. about 1 year ago on Haircut Practice

    Respect the dead, but respect the pun, too.