Vitriol and observations from an extremely angry little man.
Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Missed Connections ad dramatized
Monday, November 22, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Monday, December 21, 2009
What's wrong with this picture?

Recently found on a wall at San Francisco General Hospital. Click to enlarge.
You will be paid $15 for one hour of...?
Don't worry if you can't read. You'll fit right in!
Labels:
book project,
flyer,
fount art,
funny,
heart disease,
illiteracy,
SF General Hospital
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
Mixed Message

(Recently spied on the front door of a former Christian Science Reading Room on Clement Street in San Francisco.)
Labels:
bathroom,
Christian Science,
funny,
restroom,
sign
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
He's Funny! He's Dead! He's the FUNNY DEAD DUCK!!!

Funny Dead Duck is purely for decorative purposes and is not a toy.
Funny Dead Duck should not be loaded into, or fired from, blunderbuss,
arquebus, or Pig On Wheels.

Labels:
advertisement,
bird flu,
comics,
dead,
Dick Tracy,
duck,
funny,
gocomics.com,
Karen Ennen,
Naperville,
parody
Sunday, September 13, 2009
More Dick Tracy Shenanigans
Here's a recent, incomprehensible installment of Dick Tracy (kindly click the thumbnail to enlarge):

A commenter on GoComics.com had previously speculated that the strip never makes sense, and has glaring, bizarre continuity errors, because the creator's assistant at some point dropped the pages on the floor, then hurriedly put them back together as best she could, and submitted them in the wrong order.
Based on this theory, a commenter by the name of Cougar Allen suggested the following:
Which I have done. Observe how, with a little re-arranging, the strip suddenly makes sense:
A commenter on GoComics.com had previously speculated that the strip never makes sense, and has glaring, bizarre continuity errors, because the creator's assistant at some point dropped the pages on the floor, then hurriedly put them back together as best she could, and submitted them in the wrong order.
Based on this theory, a commenter by the name of Cougar Allen suggested the following:
Remember about the secretary dropping the strips and failing at trying to put them in order? Looks like each panel of today’s strip was on a separate page….
For hours of amusement: Print out today’s strip, cut it up into panels, and see if you can reassemble the panels into an order that makes sense.
No fair putting two wide panels next to each other, or two narrow ones – your re-ordered comic must fit into the same space as the original.
-Cougar :{)
P.S. If you don’t have a printer you can do the same thing in Photoshop.
Which I have done. Observe how, with a little re-arranging, the strip suddenly makes sense:
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