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Comment on Al Franken NRSC Mailer in Minnesota (2008-10-27 00:36:42)
These don't look good for him at all, but some context would be nice. On a political pamphlet, though? Fat chance.
Comment on Bad Window Framing (2008-10-26 22:14:36)
I want curtains like that.
Comment on Project Orion (2008-10-23 19:41:34)
I want one.
Comment on Ice Hikers (2008-10-19 06:08:48)
Hikers negotiate a crevasse on Franz Josef Glacier in THE South Island, New Zealand.
Comment on Supercoder Keyboard (2008-10-13 22:06:35)
@the3g_ipwn Gah. Quite right. I went into MUST MAKE JOKE mode and forgot about the image.
Comment on Supercoder Keyboard (2008-10-13 06:40:05)
Remember - there’s 10 kinds of people in the world: those who understand binary, those who don’t, and those who confuse it with ternary.
Comment on Demons to some, angels to others. (2008-09-24 18:52:00)
I can't help but think, what if someone punches him? Pins aren't all that practical, now are they?
Comment on Piracy is not theft - it is piracy (2008-09-13 01:01:29)
Every time I come across the Piracy = Theft debate, I'm reminded of this cartoon: http://www.angryflower.com/supergo.html I can't bring myself to delete the two terabytes of loot on my file server, though...
Comment on OMG! THEY GOT FRANK! (2008-08-20 09:02:09)
Also, from memory, the cartoon above does read "thinning of the herds", not "thinning of the nerds".
Comment on OMG! THEY GOT FRANK! (2008-08-20 09:01:15)
Korinthian: have you read the introduction to the Tenth Anniversary edition of C&H? Watterson explains at great length how he went out of his way to defend his content at the expense of money, even to the point of losing artistic rights to the comic (it was standard practise for new cartoonists to sign these over to publishers). Watterson trod on a lot of publishers' toes by insisting that C&H never be merchanised, then he trod on a lot of other cartoonists' toes by insisting that the cartoon be published in newspapers in full half page format, leaving room for fewer others. Diplomacy in these matters may not be his strong point, but there's no way in hell he can be accused of selling out. That's his side of the story, anyway. If anyone else knows of any facts that contradict this, fire away.