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The 2 guys on the left are more concerned with their gross earnings, the next guy seems to have picked up a sponsor and the guy on the right just gets a percentage of the net.
âAnd donât abuse the animals, you know how the goddess Peta dislikes that. She is having a hard enough time to stop people from calling her Peter.â
Things have died down for the NFL as they knew it would. Goodellâs job is safe and the people can get their Sunday fix of vicarious violence. For all the millions of words flying around at the time the elevator tape emerged, the conversation never got around to the fact that football is a glorification, a celebration of violence and whether thatâs a healthy thing in a society. Is it a good thing for people to have that outlet as a ventilator to the rage that builds in them during the course of a frustrating week doing unrewarding work for pointy-haired bosses and being in unhappy marriages and âthe heartache, and the thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir toâ as Hamlet so sagely put it? Or is it a toxic, unhealthy sign of an immature population who hasnât yet learned to deal with their feelings in a more appropriate way? Not for me to say though I have my opinions, one of them which is that itâs an important topic of conversation and one that I didnât hear discussed. Of course as the harm that football players suffer from brain injuries comes into the open, if enough parents donât allow their little ones to participateâŠâŠ.you can finish that thought yourself. But if football does slowly contract, will our society be better or worse off?
No one condones the battering of women or anyone else, but it is disturbing that your workplace can control your home life. What if your workplace decides that teaching religion to your children is evil â many folks believe that now. What if that religion is peace oriented or what if the religion is violence oriented or tends toward witchery or is anti-science. I certainly understand the intent, but the long term unintended consequences can result in controls that we might not like.
All the papers around here print the comics in colour. They âsolvedâ printing costs by decreasing the number of comics. âWe have one editorial comic in the comics section (Doonesbury). We donât need to keep Non Sequitur too.â I wish they had kept Non Sequitur and got rid of Doonesbury. sigh
The dailies are designed without color in mind. This is supposed to be black and white line art. Adding color distracts from that design, making the eye wander instead of focusing on what is intended to be focused on. In short, coloring the dailies is an abomination. Itâs sensory overload on a comics page, as they comics are run too small, and most daily comics arenât colored by the cartoonist, making it even worse. It also takes away what made the Sunday comics special.
Well said, StCleve72. Football and its associated rituals are just modernized tribalism. I donât get my self-esteem from what someone else does, but from what I do. I would hope that society has better, more useful things to do. We need more cooperation and less conflict.
âWiley. you draw the dailies in black and white and then some one else comes along and colours them.âTodayâs Tampa Bay Times (the St. Petersburg paper) shows âNon Sequiturâ in the same colors as GoComics, though the background in the former tends to be more gray and less blue than in GoComics. The few comics on the back-to-back page, however, are not colored. The guys in the middle of the arena have the same color of clothing, including the guy in the mauve skirt.
Dtroutma over 10 years ago
Uh, wouldnât that be above their pay grade?
Varnes over 10 years ago
Um, and stay away from elevators, OK? And camerasâŠ.
Varnes over 10 years ago
And if you could tone down the senseless beating of women? That would be greatâŠ.
nosirrom over 10 years ago
And if you donât, youâll be thrown to the lions, and tigers, and bears. Oh my!
drjinx over 10 years ago
Ham ?!?!, and I only get fish ! I am calling the union rep.
Superfrog over 10 years ago
The 2 guys on the left are more concerned with their gross earnings, the next guy seems to have picked up a sponsor and the guy on the right just gets a percentage of the net.
Space_cat over 10 years ago
The look like they are already dressed⊠For wedded bliss!
Observer fo Irony over 10 years ago
âAnd donât abuse the animals, you know how the goddess Peta dislikes that. She is having a hard enough time to stop people from calling her Peter.â
keenanthelibrarian over 10 years ago
And no hitting, and gouging and ⊠uh, hang on, youâre gladiators, right?
drjinx over 10 years ago
FAKE ! FAKE ! FAKE ! We want blood ! We want blood !
dadoctah over 10 years ago
P.R. problems? What the heck does Puerto Rico have to do with anything?
StCleve72 over 10 years ago
Things have died down for the NFL as they knew it would. Goodellâs job is safe and the people can get their Sunday fix of vicarious violence. For all the millions of words flying around at the time the elevator tape emerged, the conversation never got around to the fact that football is a glorification, a celebration of violence and whether thatâs a healthy thing in a society. Is it a good thing for people to have that outlet as a ventilator to the rage that builds in them during the course of a frustrating week doing unrewarding work for pointy-haired bosses and being in unhappy marriages and âthe heartache, and the thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir toâ as Hamlet so sagely put it? Or is it a toxic, unhealthy sign of an immature population who hasnât yet learned to deal with their feelings in a more appropriate way? Not for me to say though I have my opinions, one of them which is that itâs an important topic of conversation and one that I didnât hear discussed. Of course as the harm that football players suffer from brain injuries comes into the open, if enough parents donât allow their little ones to participateâŠâŠ.you can finish that thought yourself. But if football does slowly contract, will our society be better or worse off?
dsom8 over 10 years ago
I donât think they have any more home life after this.
dabugger over 10 years ago
Oh how warming, sanguine pleasures. Sporting at its ugliest.
NoCents over 10 years ago
No one condones the battering of women or anyone else, but it is disturbing that your workplace can control your home life. What if your workplace decides that teaching religion to your children is evil â many folks believe that now. What if that religion is peace oriented or what if the religion is violence oriented or tends toward witchery or is anti-science. I certainly understand the intent, but the long term unintended consequences can result in controls that we might not like.
erebrannor over 10 years ago
All the papers around here print the comics in colour. They âsolvedâ printing costs by decreasing the number of comics. âWe have one editorial comic in the comics section (Doonesbury). We donât need to keep Non Sequitur too.â I wish they had kept Non Sequitur and got rid of Doonesbury. sigh
Vet Premium Member over 10 years ago
Guy with the net with typical jock answerâŠâduhhh Okay.â
Wiley creator over 10 years ago
The dailies are designed without color in mind. This is supposed to be black and white line art. Adding color distracts from that design, making the eye wander instead of focusing on what is intended to be focused on. In short, coloring the dailies is an abomination. Itâs sensory overload on a comics page, as they comics are run too small, and most daily comics arenât colored by the cartoonist, making it even worse. It also takes away what made the Sunday comics special.
Fido (aka Felix Rex) over 10 years ago
The guy with the speared ham also looks like heâs wearing a British safari hat. A bit of time travel, maybe?
grainpaw over 10 years ago
Well said, StCleve72. Football and its associated rituals are just modernized tribalism. I donât get my self-esteem from what someone else does, but from what I do. I would hope that society has better, more useful things to do. We need more cooperation and less conflict.
hippogriff over 10 years ago
StCleve72: Blasphemy! You are preaching against the state religion of Texas! The fact that you are right is no defense.
Gokie5 over 10 years ago
âWiley. you draw the dailies in black and white and then some one else comes along and colours them.âTodayâs Tampa Bay Times (the St. Petersburg paper) shows âNon Sequiturâ in the same colors as GoComics, though the background in the former tends to be more gray and less blue than in GoComics. The few comics on the back-to-back page, however, are not colored. The guys in the middle of the arena have the same color of clothing, including the guy in the mauve skirt.
tommyjj over 10 years ago
Whereâs Danae ??
Michelle Morris over 10 years ago
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