Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for November 22, 2010
Transcript:
Kate: Hey, Daddy... I just want to give you a heads-up. Joe: On what, Kate? Kate: Well... Danae heard about Mark Twain's autobiography being published 100 years after his death, and it gave her an idea to take it a step further. Joe: Sigh. OK... how? Kate: She says it'll be the first ever prescient autobiography. Joe: Prescient? Danae: Chapter 3: 2020-2025, the Pulitzer Years.
rayannina about 14 years ago
I’m waiting for chapter 7, when she takes over the UN and bans “booger-brained boys” from planet Earth …
cleokaya about 14 years ago
With Danae, never the Twain shall meet.
mickchump about 14 years ago
She’s thinking ahead. Isn’t that far out?
dugharry about 14 years ago
Isn’t she far far out ?
Sisyphos about 14 years ago
Autobiographies are a little creepy at best, but autobiographies by the very young (such as 16-year-old pop music flashes) are sad. A prescient autobiography is rather self-serving. –But, then, this is Danae….
AKHenderson Premium Member about 14 years ago
Wait’ll that kid with the time machine publishes a rebuttal.
Ernest Lemmingway about 14 years ago
What’s that saying about not counting your chickens…? Ah, screw it. She hasn’t learned that “The World According To Danae” isn’t “The Way the World Really Works” even after all this time. She just doesn’t learn from her own mistakes. I think she has an excellent chance as a corporate executive or even a politician.
Pres. Danae… O.o Gah! Where’s a sharp object!? I need to poke out my mind’s eye!
pbarnrob about 14 years ago
At what point does she become the Anti-Eckert?
OH! RIP JFK, 11/22/63 (Wonder if we’ll ever find out what really happened?)
harrietbe about 14 years ago
I love Danae. Such self-confidence! Such wonderful dreams for her future!
cdward about 14 years ago
Fairport2, not sure I share your assessment of Twain. He saw the dark side of humanity, true, but when he called it, he was generally right. I think his critiques are largely on unjust leaders and the willingness the rest of us to be abused without making a peep.
Sandfan about 14 years ago
Pulitzer? What, no Nobel?
GROG Premium Member about 14 years ago
That’s yet another chapter, sandfan
DBjorn about 14 years ago
Gotta win the Pulitzer first, than the Nobel
alan.gurka about 14 years ago
Pulitzer prize is harder: you have to do something to earn it, not just have the potential.
Justice22 about 14 years ago
Love that girl!
Varnes about 14 years ago
RC, I agree with you up to a point. But Kennedy was sleeping with a mobsters girlfriend, and Bobby was seriously cracking down on organized crime. And the killer was killed. Simple logic would make it a high probability of a mob hit.
R.J.Butler about 14 years ago
Wiley, Please tell me the significance of the pencil and broken egg at the top of your Sunday offerings.Keep up the mind-bending good work!
LFate about 14 years ago
Danea is using Leopold’s computer. No wonder she’s the way she is.
bmonk about 14 years ago
I hope either Danae is really prescient, or she has a really vague style, or she’s gonna be doing a lot of retracting bad predictions.
Wasn’t that Nostradamus’ trick? Make it obscure and symbolic enough, and you can find some way to make it fit.
reynard61 about 14 years ago
sandfan said, “Pulitzer? What, no Nobel?”
That’s covered in Chapter 4.
lindz.coop Premium Member about 14 years ago
pbarnrob – thanx – I thought I was the only one remembering that awful day. I don’t think we will ever find out what really happened, because too much evidence shows that too many folks in high places were obviously involved.