I’ve always thought that marriage counseling must be a really horrible job to be stuck in. And that people who need that service ought to be able to just talk it out. But then I’ve been divorced without benefit of counseling … and am able to communicate (reasonably) well w/ my current spouse.
She pays her lawyer, you pay our lawyer, and we both pay the arbiter. Amazing how fast things get solved with the clock is ticking to the tune of $1000/hour. (that’s $16/minute for those of you that don’t have a calculator handy).
If humans had decent, tough to kill predator, that had an unmanageable effect on human population our mediations would concern more significant subject than who has more.
Bilan about 5 years ago
Let That Be Your Last Battlefield.
Enter.Name.Here about 5 years ago
“I see your true colors now!”
kaffekup about 5 years ago
Now, if the arbitrator were a Wiley bear, the argument would be moot. And delicious.
Concretionist about 5 years ago
I’ve always thought that marriage counseling must be a really horrible job to be stuck in. And that people who need that service ought to be able to just talk it out. But then I’ve been divorced without benefit of counseling … and am able to communicate (reasonably) well w/ my current spouse.
Watcher about 5 years ago
For the seal, they will both taste like chicken so go for it and bring peace back into the animal kingdom.
willispate about 5 years ago
@Wiley Miller: What the Squawk is going on with the penguin colors?
MeGoNow Premium Member about 5 years ago
Nothing’s ever just black and white.
For a Just and Peaceful World about 5 years ago
Climate change will eliminate the ice thus solving the problem.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 5 years ago
As long as arbitrators get paid arguments can go on for a looong time.
loveabulldesign about 5 years ago
Think you mean the Aaar Aaar Aaarbitration Process (seal noises)
Qiset about 5 years ago
the one on the left says “why so negative?”
goblue86 about 5 years ago
She pays her lawyer, you pay our lawyer, and we both pay the arbiter. Amazing how fast things get solved with the clock is ticking to the tune of $1000/hour. (that’s $16/minute for those of you that don’t have a calculator handy).
Radish... about 5 years ago
The one in power has it all backwards.
Bookworm about 5 years ago
Dr. Seuss had a pretty good take on this way back in 1953, in Sneetches. And it still makes me laugh.
Linguist about 5 years ago
I’m on the sea lion’s side … as the song goes: “Caught In The Middle With You”
phredturner about 5 years ago
More like mediation than arbitration
danketaz Premium Member about 5 years ago
Taz gotta agree with the seal.
Alan Steenhouwer about 5 years ago
Finally! The true predator of penguins appears with them in Antarctica! Not Polar Bears! LEOPARD SEALS!
Bicycle Dude about 5 years ago
I like the reverse coloring of the penguins. The sea lion likes both white and dark meat, fortunately there’ll be an abundance of both.
SrTechWriter about 5 years ago
Wow, Wiley. Did you ever hit this nail on the head.
franki_g about 5 years ago
Opus vs anti-OpusIf they ever touch, the universe will implode.
The seal is the solution.The Great Seal of Hope.
D1063n35 Premium Member about 5 years ago
If humans had decent, tough to kill predator, that had an unmanageable effect on human population our mediations would concern more significant subject than who has more.
bakana about 5 years ago
In Corporate America, the arbitration rules are Simple:
The Corporation is Always Right.
That One Rule is the only one they think matters.
Redd Panda about 5 years ago
Penguin #1 “You look like you’re wearing a tuxedo”
Penguin #2 “How do you know I’m not?”
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 5 years ago