
I can accept that they find Tiger Woods interesting (or more specifically, found him interesting in 2002). But why is that supposed to be funny?

I can accept that they find Tiger Woods interesting (or more specifically, found him interesting in 2002). But why is that supposed to be funny?

From chemgal

We don’t really know how to follow the sequence, or what is both a Yes! and a No!

Now that we’ve re-instituted the Arlo Award, who should come along needing that classification but Arlo and Janis themselves. (But of course the Award is named for Arlo Guthrie — and we’re sticking to that story!)
But this is also a bit of a CIDU, in need of a little explication.
Thanks to Andréa for this contribution.

From chemgal.

From chemgal.

(Not a mirage! You are seeing two copies of the comic. Temporarily there really are two posted. This is a tech experiment. Viewers who have a difference in how easy the two are to display on your device, or in how easy they are to read, please feel free to put in comments — particularly if your device is a phone. Thanks!)
Let’s try another comparison, to avoid confounding factors.

OMG that is terrible! Well, I guess I learned something, even if not real clear what …



Submitted by guero and CaroZ.


(submitted by B.A.)
(Presumably there’s a way to put only a part of a line in color — which is standard and simple in every computer text editor I’ve used since the 1970s — but I’ve yet to find it; WordPress is making this intentionally infuriating. If they want to drive me away, why don’t they just take the direct approach and nuke the whole site?)