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1. 3 months ago on Looks Good on Paper

   This is so nice. Do for a french version :

   J’ai ouï-dire que tu as été gentil,De l’apprendre j’en suis ravi.Et face à ce froid qui nous envahitAie soin de te chauffer l’esprit.

   La soupe de bonhomme de neige que voilàVient avec son agitateur.Ajoute de l’eau chaude et sirote la,Tu n’auras rien de meilleur.

2. 5 months ago on Pearls Before Swine

   I know a ‘Benyamin’ that is also seeking for victories instead of solutions… what a waste!

3. 7 months ago on Looks Good on Paper

   And it actually works with any Olympics’ host city (you could put “Paris” on the shirt today, it is still relevant)

4. 8 months ago on Non Sequitur

   There is another kind of (lovely) response to this macho assertion in today’s Doonesbury strip.

5. 8 months ago on Rubes

   The Wright brothers were not from this Century, though.

6. 8 months ago on Doonesbury

   And earlier this week, the french daily Le Monde made an article about this same “crime org” (“Dans la galaxie Trump, une multitude de proches en délicatesse avec la justice”). How amazing !

7. 9 months ago on Dick Tracy

   The “hidden ad” for both Micro$oft and App£e in the 2nd panel is quite surprising. Trivia : did you know that early versions of OpenOffice (v2 and maybe v3) could open any password protected xls file (not xlsx) without even asking ?

8. 9 months ago on Non Sequitur

   I suppose it’s about the perspective : the big furniture makes the patient tiny. So his problems may not be as big as the sofa he’s on.

9. 10 months ago on Dick Tracy

   Actually his press business is in “dirty news” and blackmailing. He uses linotype probably because it prevents him from any digital leak or attack from outside. And, yes, he is very old-fashionned in so many ways.

10. 10 months ago on Doonesbury

    No iPhone in 2001, only Palms and Blackberrys for smart devices !