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
My weekly pick.
From hundreds of webcomics each week. I name these, in my opinion, the best.
Friday, 12 December 2014
Sunday, 7 December 2014
Dinosaur Killer
So what killed the dinosaurs? According to the patient in Callous comics it wasn't what you thought.
Friday, 14 November 2014
Clothing care labels
The Doghouse informs us that clothing care labels are getting ever more complicated. Of course given that "fashion" now includes "Distressed (pre-torn) jeans" one really has to wonder.
Thursday, 30 October 2014
Hitting the moon with hammers
Nasa's plans were weird, if you ignored the politics that is. Addressing the science, sort of.
Friday, 17 October 2014
Clean skin
From Callous, you may think your skin is clean, but scrub as you like you'll never get rid of the bacteria. Even if you get rid of the surface ones, your inner bits probably have
more bacteria than human cells. This works because bacteria are a lot
smaller.
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Can't remember the words
It's a really bad pun, but it's the best I have. Can't remember the words from Web Donuts.
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.
Thursday, 18 September 2014
Handcuffs a broken heart and a wounded gingerbread man.
Nothing could possibly go wrong.
Cartoon licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial 4.0 License.This picture is from here. [Doghouse Diaries]
Cartoon licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial 4.0 License.This picture is from here. [Doghouse Diaries]
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.
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.
Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Special food issue
I found I'd been saving a whole bunch of food related cartoons in this time period. I've bumped a few non food related ones to the next posting but this is basically as it happened in my twisted mind.
First up today we have a debut on bacon sandwiches from Callous Comics. Callous occasionally makes me laugh out loud but more often just gives me a wry smile. I also tend to confuse it with both Donald Duck and with the PhD comic. I don't follow Donald Duck and no anthropomorphic animals are in PhD so I don't understand why the confusion.
First up today we have a debut on bacon sandwiches from Callous Comics. Callous occasionally makes me laugh out loud but more often just gives me a wry smile. I also tend to confuse it with both Donald Duck and with the PhD comic. I don't follow Donald Duck and no anthropomorphic animals are in PhD so I don't understand why the confusion.
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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