They're bright orange for a reason

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Once again, this strip is inspired by true events. You'd think it might actually be difficult to drive around town with a bright orange traffic cone very obviously stuck up under your car. You would think.

You would apparently be wrong.

(No, it wasn't me. I will fully admit that I have my moments of stupid ass shit. Hell, I could write a series of novels. But no, not this time, thank god.)

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Seasonal challenges

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It could almost be considered amusing that when I decided to draw an extra strip every week, I was able to do so, but at the apparent cost of blog updates.



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Lost in the crowd

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Ominous Tones

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Feed for thought

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For full public disclosure

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I turned the corner in a department store recently, only to pass by a gentleman having a conversation on a cell phone regarding, what I would consider to be, a rather personal medical issue. But, surprisingly, he showed zero amount of self consciousness about it. Maybe he was too engrossed with his problem, or at least expressing to the other party it's seriousness.

Regardless, I continued shopping, but hopefully that gentleman eventually found medical relief. Or at least a sympathetic ear.

josh

Sign up today

We're not the problem

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I point out Fox specifically due to the volume and aggressiveness of their pretentious posturing, but I don't think that there is a network out there right now that isn't sitting in a little glass house throwing stones at videogames, gays and movies while waxing on the decline of the moral fiber of America.



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Keeper of the peace

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What? A new strip on a Tuesday? Hmmm, well let's see how long he can keep this schedule up.

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Tom Wilkinson got robbed

So I finally got around to watching Michael Clayton and all I can say is that Tom Wilkinson is fucking brilliant in this movie. Yeah, George Clooney is really good, and Tilda Swinton is incredibly impressive, if not massively underused. I'm not going to say that she didn't deserve that Oscar; her performance is impressive and subtle. But I don't honestly think that she has more that 15 minutes of total screen time.

From the opening monologue, (if you've seen the movie then you know what I'm talking about,) to the end credits in the taxi, the movie is beautiful and brilliant in it's simplicity. It's certainly a story that I've seen a hundred times, but somehow, with it's almost purposeful vagueness, it is so much more powerful.




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