My weekly pick.
From hundreds of webcomics each week. I name these, in my opinion, the best.
Showing posts with label Maximumble. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maximumble. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 May 2015
A heart full of love
Another Diesel Sweeties cartoon leads the list. Another Coffee related posting. Perhaps I have a problem, perhaps I just like DS on coffee?
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Free range centaurs
Studies have shown that free range farming of chickens is not necessarily
stress free either, still it has to be better than the worst types of
factory farming.
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
Food Dairy and Accupuncture
3D Printing and food. What could be better? OK, 3D printing and replacement organs but we don't need a transplant every day. This seems to be Schizmatic's first entry in this blog. This surprises
me as I know I saw several of the Little blue images while doing earlier
pages.
Friday, 12 December 2014
It only makes him want coffee
First thing in the morning I have some water. Ice cold and straight from the tap. When I smoked used to have a cigarette with it, after this I have my first coffee of the day. Don't try to make much sense out of me before that first cup of coffee.
Diesel Sweeties deals with a similar effect
Diesel Sweeties deals with a similar effect
Labels:
Buni,
Coffee,
Diesel Sweeties,
Food,
Lunarbaboon,
Maximumble,
SMBC,
Spud Comics,
Wumo
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Easy peasy shooting star
Unfortunately Luke Surl seems to have stopped publishing. Here's one of the cartoons I enjoyed before he went quiet.
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Wednesday, 30 July 2014
Sirens watching bird watchers print
Once again Web Donuts takes the lead position. This little commentary on how one species habits can be frightening to another.
Saturday, 12 July 2014
Placebo effect monkey
This is the first entry in my archives for Kyle Sanders' sceptical webcomic Carbon Dating. As a cynic and sceptic myself, I look forward to reading his cartoons Here he discusses the logical fallacy argument from antiquity especially as related to the placebo effect as related to needle bearing monkeys.
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