


Most people who remember playing “Kick the Can” have, in fact, kicked the bucket.


Job skills for the coming economy — or at least coming years of education.



Most people who remember playing “Kick the Can” have, in fact, kicked the bucket.


Job skills for the coming economy — or at least coming years of education.


Is hell organized as a sole proprietorship?

Mitch4 sends this in. The patient has had a checkered career.

Mitch4 sends this in:

Boise Ed sends this in: “Here’s nother imaginative use of the Fourth Wall idea.”


I seem to remember Dagwood used to talk to the dog for this type of monologue, not directly to the reader.





Boise Ed notes, “You don’t get much more fourth-wall than this one.”

Mitch4 sends this in: “Setup is quite unlikely, but yields a good chuckle.”

But maybe this boat is the Tooth Ferry?



Pretty sure the last panel tech support is Hindu deities.
Mitch4 sends this in.

For me, it was a momentary CIDU. Mitch4 notes “May be pronunciation dependent (“conch”).”








This was tilted in Tom Falco’s original, so I left it that way in case it’s part of the joke.

A couple with long setups.


A pun so bad, I had to include it.



A Geezer Alert? I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a scale like this one. If you have, do they still use pennies?
Samson’s homage to Muhammad Ali, who died ten years ago today.

The monument on Ali’s grave in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. Ali’s original quote is “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth”

Jack Applin wants to make us think, aided by these two comics that ran the same day: “I’m certainly inconsistent when I try to separate the artist from their art. I can no longer watch one actor for his stance in vaccination, and yet I enjoy the music of another performer despite his dubious actions concerning minors.”



This worked for Jeremy’s older brother Chad, who hasn’t had an on-panel appearance since 2006 (although occasionally mentioned). I think Chad is in the Marines, though.


Mark H. sends this in:
