Recent Comments

1. about 14 hours ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   It should read “Paranoid idiots in NJ mistake common aircraft for Chinese stealth drones that, they claim, are spraying chem trails and mind control beams, while simultaneously hacking their Amazon account and rerouting their packages to Beijing!” So sad that ignorance and stupidity are the norm and are embraced instead of pesky things like facts and logic getting in the way!

2. about 14 hours ago on Over the Hedge

   Since he replaces cabinet members like a shark loses teeth, he will need a pool of deplorable losers to draw from.

3. about 14 hours ago on Scary Gary

   Get the frequent shopper card, 10% off, every day. Includes, poisons, potions, most transuranic elements and even their fine selection of doomsday weapons! I’ve saved a bundle since joining!

4. 1 day ago on Over the Hedge

   Hell (DC) did freeze over after all!

5. 1 day ago on Little Fried Chicken and Sushi

   My wife loves it! Me, I gag!

6. 2 days ago on Dick Tracy

   Then the strip shouldn’t be so topical and current!

7. 2 days ago on Non Sequitur

   And frankly… We deserve it!

8. 2 days ago on Dick Tracy

   That is the problem with WWII, we didn’t kill enough Nazis, and work overtime to make the idea of fascism so repugnant to everyone that it could ever be allowed to flourish like a festering sewer of hate backing up into your basement! Instead, nearly everyone who sacrificed their lives, sanity, and body parts in the name of democracy is getting a HUGE slap in the face for their clearly futile efforts on Jan. 20th!

9. 2 days ago on Doonesbury

   It’s not treason to hate him, it is treason to support him!

10. 3 days ago on Breaking Cat News

    Imagine your car or refrigerator being engineered with a hard-wired end-of-life countdown clock, like many modern printers have. After a certain point determined by when the pad inside the printer gets too full after so many cleaning cycles. A friend of mine did that to her new “archival quality” printer prematurely. When I set it up, I explained the cleaning cycle and its occasional use to extend printer life. She took it to mean “Clean between every print” So I got a call about a year later, and that $2k printer was now an expensive doorstop. It took finding new ones and replacing the pad which was oversaturated and made a huge mess, and identifying and removing the chip that stores that info and replacing it. I charged her almost as much as that printer was worth new for time and labor. It’s been 5 gloriously silent years, perhaps she has learned from her experience.