Recent Comments

1. 12 days ago on Adam@Home

   You give Stephan Pastis a run for his money!

2. about 1 month ago on Daddy's Home

   This is a joke attributed in the past to President Calvin Coolidge.

3. 3 months ago on Prickly City

   Hillary was right. The Silly Season is upon us. It got an early start this time. The richness this time is that we have four years of performance well known and fully demonstrated on BOTH of the major candidates. There is no need to listen to what either now says, particularly about each other.

4. 3 months ago on Wizard of Id

   Packing on the weight, Bro? Your remote workspace a little too close to the pantry?

5. 3 months ago on Cathy Classics

   On the bright side, fashion has not made much progress in twenty years, but the cost of cell phone technology has.

6. 3 months ago on Prickly City

   The best part of voting in this upcoming election, if indeed anything good is forthcoming, is that we need not pay any attention to the crazy, panicked, nonsense predictions of each side about what the other candidate will say and do. We have about four years each of solid evidence about how both candidates govern.

   We already know what to expect of each candidate. We can safely tune out the “silly season” and still make a make a good decision with our vote. When neither side seems interested in providing more than someone to vote against, that is about as optimistic as I can get. My attitude will not sell advertising but it will provide motivation to vote and enough solid information to vote with my head

7. 4 months ago on Adam@Home

   When that PowerPoint starts, Clayton will soon be napping.

8. 5 months ago on Cathy Classics

   I see London.I see France.I see leggingsFailing to be pants.

9. 5 months ago on FoxTrot

   Magnetic field intensity is widely designated using the letter H. An H minus? Magnetic flux density generally is designated with the letter B. If we want to create a comic like this, let’s get our physics language correct.

10. 6 months ago on Tank McNamara

    Why not add lightning to your product? As an electrical engineer, I know exactly what smell lightning has. Like most people, I dislike the smell. I have created it (both the smell and the lightning). Its chemical components can aggravate respiratory illnesses and oft repeated exposure may cause lung damage. Therefore, adding it to a cosmetic product, though not a good idea, is fun in a comic strip. On the other hand, adding a contained form of lightning itself to the packaging, you can get that for twenty bucks on Amazon.