Mitch4 sends this in:

Mitch4 sends this in:



This one’s a keyper!

Mitch4 sends this in:

Mitch4 sends this in:



This one’s a keyper!






OK, not really an LOL to your editor. It’s a comic that brings back painful memories of actual events.
Adding staff to a project in the middle is problematic: (1) you have to bring them up to speed, and (2) you’re likely to get staff that can be spared from other projects — not necessarily the sharpest knives in the drawer.
Similarly, a PM (project manager) added in the middle can be useful, or can just be a dysfunctional scheduler of status meetings, status update reports, and, if they are really bad, someone who attempts to assign blame when asked to do so by management. The difference between a good project manager and a poor project manager is immense. [end of rant]


Thanks for Mitch4 for sending this in.











I don’t remember any books being read to me. I read to my daughters, beginning with Pat the Bunny, Goodnight Moon, Peter Rabbit, Where the Wild Things Are, and other classics.
How about you? What books do you remember being read to you?
billr sends this in: “I’m sure there’s a pun in there, but I’m not getting it.”

B&C already has one character who tells very obscure jokes – Horace, posted a couple of days ago. Do they need two?

Even the sophisticated mitch4 is confused by this one: “So, what French/English translation oddity, or sound-alike, or pun, would make a plain American sympathy card look to a Frenchman like a thank-you card? I can’t figure it out. Or do I have that set.up wrong? “

The servers at the Subpoena Cafe have extra skills.


Mitch4 sends this in: “I’m calling it LOL only because the question I have does not rise fully to CIDU, nor is it a 4th-Wall thing under any narrow definition.
It’s just this: Does she pronounce it as “chitterlings” or treat that as a fancy spelling for spoken “chitlins”?”


Chemgal sends this in: “I feel like I’m going to “get” this Barney and Clyde, but at the moment I don’t. I do get that Grandpa is misunderstanding which “hit” is intended, but is that the whole joke? If so, I guess I should be submitting this as an “OY!” rather than as a CIDU.”
Seems obscure enough for a CIDU.
Usual John sends this in:
