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Ah yes! Stephen King the Nostradamus of the 21st century. From cars and pets to pandemics and politicians. He really is a Genre in his own right. Should have known he’d be Tabby’s favorite. I remember when we used to read books. The printed word it’s all we had then. A time when you had to choose your words carefully.
While I have a kindle, I’m still a big, huge fan of the actual printed word. I’m actually reading one book and have two others waiting to be read. I also have three more in my Amazon cart!
From a race to raise all people up through education for the masses during the age of enlightenment resulting in landing humans on the moon to a race to dumb down education for the masses creating a nation whereby nearly half of America is fundamentally illiterate and anti-education who wanted a career criminal and convicted felon/adjudicated rapist to be their President. Look how far we have come. It’s a wonder any bookstores still exist today. It is also no wonder at all that tech companies want to bring in H-1b immigrants from countries with much higher education standards than we have to work for them.
What I really love about this particular comic is that there are three separate dialog streams to wade through, each on a completely different track. This is fast becoming my favorite strip!!
C about 1 month ago
So don’t read too much into it..
seanfear about 1 month ago
soooo would you sell tablets or Kindle with that for people to read the books?
MeanBob Premium Member about 1 month ago
Apparently, the user interface is too difficult for some people.
bob but I spell it backwards about 1 month ago
Ah yes! Stephen King the Nostradamus of the 21st century. From cars and pets to pandemics and politicians. He really is a Genre in his own right. Should have known he’d be Tabby’s favorite. I remember when we used to read books. The printed word it’s all we had then. A time when you had to choose your words carefully.
rick92040 about 1 month ago
I remember we had two bookstores in the local Mall. Then we only had one. Now we have no Mall.
ladykat Premium Member about 1 month ago
While I have a kindle, I’m still a big, huge fan of the actual printed word. I’m actually reading one book and have two others waiting to be read. I also have three more in my Amazon cart!
NRHAWK Premium Member about 1 month ago
From a race to raise all people up through education for the masses during the age of enlightenment resulting in landing humans on the moon to a race to dumb down education for the masses creating a nation whereby nearly half of America is fundamentally illiterate and anti-education who wanted a career criminal and convicted felon/adjudicated rapist to be their President. Look how far we have come. It’s a wonder any bookstores still exist today. It is also no wonder at all that tech companies want to bring in H-1b immigrants from countries with much higher education standards than we have to work for them.
stoogeswoman Premium Member about 1 month ago
What I really love about this particular comic is that there are three separate dialog streams to wade through, each on a completely different track. This is fast becoming my favorite strip!!
Shygirl27 about 1 month ago
I love to read actual books, trying to read on a Kindle hurts my eyes. I do listen to audio books when I go to bed.
Mike Baldwin creator about 1 month ago
The strip is definitely a good read!
davids.comments about 1 month ago
Wait! Amazon has been struggling lately?
zxcar1 about 1 month ago
Carl Hiaasen is another great and prolific author, with Tom Robbins as another of my go-tos.
crazeekatlady about 1 month ago
India Holton!
6turtle9 about 1 month ago
Not the big picture?! But I love Big Picture Books!
willie_mctell about 1 month ago
I read my first King book last year. It was a crime story—serial killer— not horror. He turned out to be a decent writer.
FunnyReader - 2022 Premium Member about 1 month ago
Looking forward to where this takes us. I don’t live near that last mega chain now. We have an independent, I should visit more often.