Recent Comments

1. over 3 years ago on Prickly City

   Hey, it worked for Emperor Norton.

2. over 3 years ago on Bound and Gagged

   It’s a brave dog that’ll chase a daemon.

3. over 4 years ago on The Buckets

   There’s an old system administration adage: Mark the suspected bad disk with a hammer.

4. over 4 years ago on Wizard of Id

   There’s a neat experiment you can do to see how it uses a standing wave to heat the food, and why you get hot spots.

   Put a plate of cheese into the microwave (remove the rotating tray first if it’s got one), and run it long enough that the cheese just barely starts to melt.

   You’ll get lines of melted cheese with unmelted in between. The distance between the melted lines is the wavelength of the microwaves.

5. over 7 years ago on Pearls Before Swine

   In accordance with older jokes, that means there are in-flight meals.

6. almost 8 years ago on Prickly City

   Minor nitpick, but #18 was prohibition, and #21 just repealed #18, so there’s really only 24 left.

7. over 8 years ago on Frazz

   I get up each morning and dust off my wits / Open the paper and read the obits / If I’m not there, I know I’m not dead / So I eat a good breakfast and go back to bed.

8. over 8 years ago on Adam@Home

   Funny thing is, they do market variations of silly putty like that, with different levels of firmness depending on what you need. I think it’s called Thera Putty or something like that.

   For me, the pliability always worked better than a stress ball. It’s also good for physical therapy for recovering from hand or wrist injuries. Or just building up grip strength.

9. almost 9 years ago on Frazz

   There’s something ironic about reading this strip online.

10. almost 9 years ago on Get Fuzzy

    Sigh Rob, Rob, Rob… it’s just plaster, maybe brick at most, not a Faraday cage.