My weekly pick.
From hundreds of webcomics each week. I name these, in my opinion, the best.
Showing posts with label Spud Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spud Comics. Show all posts
Sunday, 17 May 2015
What would a robot be jealous about?
1. Thanks to Diesel Sweeties we now have an answer. It may not be the answer, but it's an answer and for a webcomic dealing with robots and people who don't exist, it will do.
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?
Monday, 16 March 2015
Pressure test
When you fly, you always end up with something bad. Luckily for me the low pressure in the cabins always seems to disable my sense of smell. I guess others aren't so lucky.
Saturday, 14 February 2015
The unthinking man's army from another universe
Spelling mistakes cost lives is an irregular strip by Scottish educated English artist Darren Cullen.He's done some amazing work including a mock storefront and website offering payday loans for primary school children (and possibly preschoolers, I don't remember 100%.)
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
Sunday, 7 December 2014
Dinosaur Killer
So what killed the dinosaurs? According to the patient in Callous comics it wasn't what you thought.
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Food and camping special
Another myth. Two guys sharing a bed must be head to foot (Strangely enough when I was a child it was called "Head to Tail" which if you think about it is even weirder) failing which they will turn gay.
What is it about being gay that it is so easy to become? I've never noticed a strong desire to switch from fish to chestnuts. Are these all tales told by closeted gays who are in denial to explain their lapses?
Original on Amazing Super Powers.
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Thursday, 14 August 2014
Anti-vaccine or pro-polio?
Another from Carbon dating. This time on the anti-vaxxers, challenging them on if they are anti vaccine or pro-polio. I have no idea why we let these people spread harmful nonsense like pro-polio and pro-caries (anti fluoride) without any comeback. I'd like to see them made personally responsible for any harm they cause.
Friday, 23 May 2014
Using Smartwatches
WOW. I can't believe that this was the first XKCD I saved, that's almost as crazy as not having found a Dilbert yet. I was reading both of them long before I left Google Reader and started this collection.
This was was long before the Apple watch came out, but it's good to see that Randall used the Smartwatch as an accessory for an Apple iPhone.
This was was long before the Apple watch came out, but it's good to see that Randall used the Smartwatch as an accessory for an Apple iPhone.
Friday, 28 February 2014
Dumb Phone February
This is interesting. February 2014 was a month where I only kept enough in my archives to do one page. Obviously I wasn't planning this blog back then. It's been very rewarding reading back through all the strips I kept. Some I had forgotten and others revisited on a regular basis. Some, naturally I no longer understand why I kept them, but you don't get to see them.
The best of the month again goes to Wrong Hands for this piece on the Vintage Smartphone.
The best of the month again goes to Wrong Hands for this piece on the Vintage Smartphone.
Friday, 10 January 2014
Have you had your 'flu shot?
If he's been there long enough to have ripped clothes and grown a beard that long he won't be up-to-date with the flu shots. Sure the desert island gag is a standard, but I'd not seen this specific treatment before and so it worked for me.
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