In June of this yearTom Tomorrow absolutely nailed it. This is just the first panel, go to the link for the rest.

Note that Mr. Tomorrow correctly cites Jonathan Schwartz as the originator of the joke.
In June of this yearTom Tomorrow absolutely nailed it. This is just the first panel, go to the link for the rest.

Note that Mr. Tomorrow correctly cites Jonathan Schwartz as the originator of the joke.
Bob Geiger has a collection of a dozen or so editorial cartoons. They are amusing…and sad…check them out.
H/t: Oliver Willis for showing why Batman and Superman cannot exist in the same world.
Specifically Hayao Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle.
Only this one is real, or at least in prototype state courtesy of those wacky Danes from art collective N55 in Copenhagen.
The theory is that when rising ocean levels from global warming make your current location to wet, the house walks somewhere else.

Reminds me of that bit of dialogue from a Get Smart episode:
99: What’s that?
Max: An electric snake, we’ll send it it to get
information.99: What does it run on?
Max: Tiny Little Feet.
Heh.


H/T The Big Picture.
From the pen of Randall Munroe:


H/T The Big Picture.
Though I’m not sure if it’s funny “ha-ha“, or funny “strange“.


Trust me, if you do not know what Goatse is, don’t google/wiki it.
If you do, then you can laugh about it too.
Really. Email that is taken in, carried by a snail using an RFID Chip, and a
To paraphrase Styx, someone has “too much time on their hands.”
A cartoon from 1993.

H/t Calculated Risk.
Worldwide War Pigs notes a profound lack of originality at the USAF:


Air Force Cyber Command
Curtis LeMay must be scrolling over in his grave.
There is really not much that I can add to this:
I Knew Gene Kelly. The President Is No Gene Kelly. – New York Times
Re “Soft Shoe in Hard Times” (column, March 16):Surely it must have been a slip for Maureen Dowd to align the artistry of my late husband, Gene Kelly, with the president’s clumsy performances. To suggest that “George Bush has turned into Gene Kelly” represents not only an implausible transformation but a considerable slight. If Gene were in a grave, he would have turned over in it.
…..
Patricia Ward Kelly
Los Angeles, March 16, 2008
Read the whole thing.

The cartoons of Kirk Anderson.


I never knew that there was such a thing as a pencil geek, but I found one, and he shows us the world’s most disturbing pencil sharpener.