Something light: Your favorite comic strip

[Anton von Stockhoff]

Mine is:

Get Fuzzy

[cincygreg]

Calvin and Hobbs is my all time favorite.

Gotta put Bloom County/Outland/Opus up there as well.

I like a lot of them though.

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[Anton von Stockhoff]

I also really like:

Pearls Before Swine

[travelinman]

I have Two.

Day by day




Mallard Filmore



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[LanDroid]

Visit every Tuesday at
http://www.workingforchange.com/



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[cincygreg]

Did you happen to notice that I have Dogbert in full supreme ruler garb as my avatar Dulc LOL!

[Dulcinea]

Looking around my cube, I gotta say: Dilbert.

I have one of the classics posted where I can easily see it.

Dogbert: I was trying to decide if you're stupid or just very ignorant.
Dogbert: Then I thought, "Whoa, Dogbert, you're being narrow-minded about this."
Dogbert: You could easily be both.
Dilbert: It only <u>looks</u> easy.

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[Dulcinea]

By the way, Scott Adams's post on the Dilbert blog about the Danish cartoon thing is very amusing.

If you don't want to follow the link, here it is:

<font size="4">Cartoonist or Puppet Master?</font>
Perhaps you?ve heard about the Danish editorial cartoon that sparked riots all over the world. According to the news, the comic featured some disrespectful images of The Prophet, so believers burned Danish embassies and whatnot.

Let me go on record as saying I don?t approve of the burning of embassies. But I must confess I?m intrigued by the notion of causing it to happen. Apparently the indirect method of causing embassies to be burned down is both totally legal and also a highly prized right. As you know, there aren?t many ways you can burn down an occupied building and get away with it. But it is completely legal to use your freedom of speech to indirectly incite other people into doing almost any dumb ass thing you can think of. That?s a big reason I became a cartoonist.

I always thought it was unfair that diplomats had diplomatic immunity. They can run over you with their car several times a day while saying the equivalent of ?neener neener? in their own language. And it?s all perfectly legal. As a cartoonist, I have the power to fight back. The next time I see an ambassador double parking, I will mumble to myself ?Say goodbye to your embassy.?

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