Recent Comments

1. about 21 hours ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   Labor disputes and performance-enhancing drugs certainly haven’t helped. Turnover has always been around.

   But I don’t care about “people being turned off” or about “baseball’s problems.” You seem to be talking about declining popularity. I don’t care if the masses like it. I’m talking about what used to make baseball a good game. It always used to be far and away the best sport, though idiotic games like football and basketball were more popular.

2. 2 days ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   Yeah, those are pretty much the same ideas that wrecked baseball. It used to be the only sport that mattered. No there is no such thing.

3. 10 days ago on Bloom County

   What terrible reproduction. The strip is almost illegible. Was this scanned from some newspaper that shrunk it, and then enlarged?

4. 20 days ago on Doonesbury

   It’s not odd. They removed comments on editorial cartoons, which are political by nature. Doonesbury is mostly a character-driven strip about Mike D and his extended circle; Bolling is likewise not primarily political. I don’t know what you could be thinking of by “the other Maoist.”

5. 26 days ago on Frazz

   If the U.S. were at all capable of imposing sensible limits on anything, the world would be a better place. But the people obviously want their elections to go on for two years. Who is going to interfere with what the people want?

   And don’t tell me the people don’t want it just because they complain about it. People in the U.S. complain all the time about getting exactly what they want.

6. 27 days ago on Doonesbury

   That’s what I’ve been telling everyone for over four years, or part of it. He’ll also never go to prison because of concern over national prestige. Having a former ‘leader’ in prison smacks of banana republics, for some people, at least.

7. 29 days ago on Frazz

   Theory’s not that hard, but you have to be a nerd to actually enjoy it.

8. 29 days ago on Frazz

   Richards uses a five-string banjo tuning. That’s one reason bar bands playing Stones tunes never really sound like the Stones.

9. about 1 month ago on Frazz

   If it’s already jazz, repeat all your mistakes louder the next time around and call it improvization.

10. about 2 months ago on Doonesbury

    Under no circumstances will Trump ever see the inside of a prison cell, however much he should.