
Andréa sent this. With the caption. I decided to leave the caption off for a few hours to see how quickly somebody would figure it out.
I think it goes without saying that anybody who already read this Bizarro panel should not respond.


Andréa sent this. With the caption. I decided to leave the caption off for a few hours to see how quickly somebody would figure it out.
I think it goes without saying that anybody who already read this Bizarro panel should not respond.


Submitted by Mitch:



A couple of people sent me this for the Geezer file. I have to disagree because the reruns have never left us. Otherwise Lucretia wouldn’t be old enough to know what this was. Neither would I. Neither, I assume, would Barney, or the two people who sent this to me.
I also can’t go along with “violent,” because Ralph is all bluster and nobody takes any of it seriously.
I’m not sure I’d call it misogynist — but if it were, Alice’s comment about Ralph’s weight wouldn’t make it any less so.

First of all, this is an awesome idea. Hopefully there’s another vending machine that nearby that dispenses wrapping paper.
Second, why “for Dummies,” when we’re seeing people behind him who probably are not enjoying fighting their way through the holiday crowds?


The reference is to the 1897 New York Sun editorial.

Something to do with a cat apparently disguising itself as a dog?

I’d never heard of Ōmisoka until few days ago when I updated the site’s subject line. And today…
So I need to add a Baader-Meinhof tag.
And absolutely true story: I’d never heard of the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon until last month, and then two days later…

Okay, so Janis won and her decorations are going to be used this year — because for all I know it’s normal for couples who’d been married to one another for all their adult lives to each have their own decorations — but then is what we’re looking at in the final panel (and Arlo is equally happy with) actually the tree with Janis’s decorations?