Day By Day for March 24, 2005:
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"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Flashbacks: Twenty-Five Years of Doonesbury
The creator of Doonesbury offers reflections on his sometimes controversial cartoon creations, along with his favorite and most-talked-about strips from the past two and half decades, presented ...
The Authoritative Calvin and Hobbes (A Calvin And Hobbes Treasury)
FoxTrot the Works
Opus: His Greatest Hits from 25 Years of Bloom County
The Far Side ® Gallery
Article comments
1 - Aaman
This could be classified as propagating a bad meme - nice cartoon, though:)
2 - DrPat
Or, as Floris Vermeir has it, a "virulent mime."
(Although it turns out Floris is ESL, with Dutch being the first tongue. We've had some discussion off-BC about that phrase...)
3 - SFC Ski
Don't be disarmed by their silence, mimes can be vicious little F$%&*#$, Shields and Yarnell were CIA assassins, and Marcel Marceau spend his time offstage hunting down Vichy sympathizers hiding in the south of France, stealthy, that's the word for 'em, stealthy.
4 - Aaron, Duke De Mondo
following the horrific experience i endured during the recording of the mondo podcast 3, i have decided mimes are inherently evil.