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1. over 10 years ago on Thatababy

   Originally invented for sealing ammunition boxes during WWII. Called Duck Tape because it shed water like the back of a duck and kept it out of the ammo. Works very poorly for sealing ducts if they carry hot air.

2. about 11 years ago on Non Sequitur

   Internet editor, not simply womens magazine editor. Buzzfeed, Cracked, HuffPost etc. etc. etc.

3. almost 12 years ago on Matt Wuerker

   Actually, the “Big Gov’t” pipe comes from the private fence, not directly from the citizen. Big Govt is getting the vast majority of its data from Big Data who are collecting it anyway for business purposes, not at the behest of the NSA. The government is the beneficiary of their self-serving snooping, not the instigator. Until these latest revelations, it even gave the NSA “plausible deniability” as they could say, “We’re not collecting data on anyone.” Not that it lets the government off the hook for what they do with it or how they correlate it with government data Big Data doesn’t have access to (yet).

4. almost 12 years ago on Loose Parts

   We used to have a flyswatter at work that deliberately had a hole in the swatter part. On the handle was emblazoned, “Give the fly a sporting chance.”

5. about 12 years ago on Loose Parts

   I thought that was the new CEO

6. over 12 years ago on Loose Parts

   No, that’s still 2D, just very narrow. 1D would be an infinitesimal dot.

7. over 12 years ago on Non Sequitur

   Too, too true.

   That’s not to slight digital artists or those who convert their traditionally-produced works to digital form via photograpy or scanning.

   The best digital artists are those capable of using some traditional medium well.

8. almost 13 years ago on Non Sequitur

   Too bad it was shut down by budget cuts to maintain the politicians’ salaries.

9. over 14 years ago on Non Sequitur

   Remember, Captain Eddie regards baseball, especially Red Sox baseball a religion. Thus the Eckert must be the Devil himself!

10. about 15 years ago on Legend of Bill

    Well, the leftmost is Felicia Day (Codex of The Guild) and the third is Anya Katsukova from The Phoenix Requiem by Sarah Ellerton