Listen, Thornhump; what I want is for you and the characters to settle this matter so we can see Opus and the gang again, real soon. Or else, you know, unforeseen accidents could happen—why, even in this very office. Capische?
With everyone that knows anything out of the office, he had to use poster board and markers instead of developing a PowerPoint slide and posting it on the web page.
Breathed’s genius here is unappreciated. He fulfilled his contractual obligation, and still honored the comic strip strike, by creating a new strip discussing the strike in sympathetic terms. Even those of us who regard unions as useless relics of the early 20th century can admire the finesse. Contrast this effort with the baseball strikes of 1981 and 1993, which only alienated their loyal fans.
Sisyphos about 11 years ago
Listen, Thornhump; what I want is for you and the characters to settle this matter so we can see Opus and the gang again, real soon. Or else, you know, unforeseen accidents could happen—why, even in this very office. Capische?
2578275 about 11 years ago
@exoticdoc2No more so than the gangster behavior of inner circles, particularly those in major corporations.
2578275 about 11 years ago
@exoticdoc2
No more so than the gangster behavior of inner circles, particularly of major corporations.
sbchamp about 11 years ago
At least he’ll catch somethin’…
SwimsWithSharks about 11 years ago
How prescient. Unions (Solidarność) bringing down the commies (USSR).
I don’t think unions can do much about hemorrhoids though.
sbchamp about 11 years ago
Not a bad rant today. 5.5 (Holds up card) low degree a difficulty cost ya a coupla points…
PoodleGroomer about 11 years ago
With everyone that knows anything out of the office, he had to use poster board and markers instead of developing a PowerPoint slide and posting it on the web page.
2578275 about 11 years ago
@omnius
That’s 1880s!
jbmlaw01 almost 11 years ago
Breathed’s genius here is unappreciated. He fulfilled his contractual obligation, and still honored the comic strip strike, by creating a new strip discussing the strike in sympathetic terms. Even those of us who regard unions as useless relics of the early 20th century can admire the finesse. Contrast this effort with the baseball strikes of 1981 and 1993, which only alienated their loyal fans.