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The Clientele – Reflections After Jane

YouTube – The Clientele – Reflections After Jane.

Thanks to everybody who blogged last week and allowed me to work on other parts of the site. Now that the Olympics are over and the Canadians won an exciting hockey game last night, we can go back to a set 10 percent of Canadian Content, rather than 80 [...]

Comics coloring breakdown
Jumble, 9/9/10 Faithful Jumble readers know that the seemingly innocent scrambled word game is slowly transforming into some kind of social-realist tract on the seedy underbelly of modern society, with routine depictions of sleaze and vice. Today’s panel continues this trend, depicting a baffled and hungover young man (wearing a wizard hat?) being taunted by […]
A farewell to covered arms (and necks)
Apartment 3-G, 9/8/10 Makeover victim #1, revealed! Margo’s here and she’s, eh, not actively laughable. Still, this seems like it might be kind of overcompensation: Kat has reacted to Margo’s penchant for turtlenecks by forcing her to wear the exact opposite of a turtleneck, a dress with a top that’s as low as possible while […]
The hillbilly horror
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, 9/7/10 In all my years of reading the strip, I have encountered few scenes in Snuffy Smith more harrowing than panel two here. Lureen looks rightly terrified at the slavering mob of women who have assembled at the Gossip Fence, the traditional gathering place for female-oriented rituals in Hootin’ Holler. […]
Metapost: The wheels on the COTW go round and round
Is this the first ever COTW post written on a moving bus somewhere on the New Jersey Turnpike, thanks to Bolt Bus’s free Wi-Fi? POSSIBLY! Anyway, enjoy your somewhat truncated (all pre-weekend getaway, sorry) comments of the week! First, your #1 comment: “At least Lonnie died doing what he loved: nothing.” –Rhekarid And your […]
Justice for dollars
Slylock Fox, 9/6/10 One of the great meta-mysteries of the Slylock Fox strip is: who exactly is Slylock’s employer? Does he work for the mostly dog-staffed police force, or is he a private eye for hire? Today’s strip seems to suggest the latter. The library system, not trusting the generally incompetent law enforcement […]

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