Operative, Minion, Follower and Friend of the Gormogons, ScottO writes: Most Excellent Doctor, Operative BG’s missive of the 24th (I am a bit behind in my reading) had the following statement of philosophy regarding data sharing between work centers: “Share … Continue reading →
Dr. J. loves the comics, yeah, yeah, including lefty comics like Doonesbury, the late Bloom County and Boondocks. Even Wee Pals, despite being Peanuts joins the Rainbow Coalition has its moments. Funny is funny. As he doesn’t receive a daily newspaper, … Continue reading →
Dr. J. saw this at xkcd.com today: And in the words of Kevin Spacey’s Lex Luthor, “WRONG!” Over 30 years ago, when Dr. J. was about Lil Resident’s age, on a fine summer evening much like the one we enjoyed … Continue reading →
Nerdbastards.com picked this up from Toplessrobot.com, and now it is being forwarded to you. Remember Star Blazers? Dr. J. does! It was appointment television back in the 80s. Indeed, he and his childhood chums would stop playing baseball, riding bikes, … Continue reading →
Gentle Readers, Here are the answers from yesterday’s quiz. 1) The Simpsons 2) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3) South Park 4) The Smurfs 5) Asterix and Obelix 6) Bert and Ernie 7) Donald Duck, Huey, Louis and Dewey 8) Lucky … Continue reading →
Can you identify the cartoon characters from their Lego constructs? Answers will be revealed tomorrow. h/t George Takei Dr. J.
Continue reading →Uncle Jay finds this gem. A Terry Gilliam salute to Christmas cards. Surprisingly fun for the whole family. The Czar of MuscovyБожію Поспѣшествующею Милостію Мы, Дима Грозный Императоръ и Самодержецъ Всероссiйскiй, цѣсарь Московскiй. The Czar was born in the steppes … Continue reading →
The Czar of MuscovyБожію Поспѣшествующею Милостію Мы, Дима Грозный Императоръ и Самодержецъ Всероссiйскiй, цѣсарь Московскiй. The Czar was born in the steppes of Russia in 1267, and was cheated out of total control of all Russia upon the death of … Continue reading →
Dr. J. is a bit of a cartoon aficionado. You may recall him giving a shout out to Young Justice a several month’s back. So when there are new episodes of the Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated, Star Wars: The Clone … Continue reading →
As you all know, Dr. J. likes to read the Comics section of the newspaper first, followed by the editorial section for additional laughs, and then ultimately the rest of the newspaper. Indeed, Dr. J. doesn’t have the time to … Continue reading →
Strangest email of the day: Oh great, dreaded and most powerful Czar of all Muscovies, The Japanese did an entire series of battleship vs. aliens. Starblazers as it is known in English chronicles the adventures of the crew of the … Continue reading →
Philadelphia Inquirer political cartoonist, Tony Auth gets it wrong again today. He portrays the House who has passed a budget and a solution to the debt crisis with more bipartsanship than Obamacare and Stimulus combined as a playground. Meanwhile, he … Continue reading →
Editorial Cartoonist Glenn McCoy nails this one over at GoComics.com! Dr. J. just wishes Mr. McCoy had as broad a readership as the liberal cartoonists who tend to have a touch of cognitive dissonance in their work (Dr. J. is … Continue reading →
Well, you may disappointed that the Republicans have been trying to cut $62 billion out of the budget, but the most the Democrats might consider is $33 billion. Does it matter? Many GOP politicians—especially Tea Partiers—are saying it makes no … Continue reading →
For many of us that grew up in the 70s and 80s, cartoons (both afternoon and Saturday morning) hold a special place. Whether it was Scooby Doo (pre-Scrappy), Jonny Quest (not sure I’m up for Zac Efron as Jonny) or … Continue reading →
The good doctor returns to the Bizarro World of Tom Toles again this week, emerging with his sanity mostly intact. Confucius has edited this slightly for space. There are now four kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, Statistics, and now, … Continue reading →
Combining two of ‘Puter’s great loves, cartoons and Black History Month, comes this awesome sendup of both topics from Mad Decent. ‘Puter must agree that Panthro was the smart one, and never really got his due. Lion-O was Benjy, the … Continue reading →
Dr. J, who keeps his stethoscope in his ABA-era afro, writes in with an excellent point of how political polemic corrodes the mind, to the point where black is white and down is up. I have been historically amused by … Continue reading →
…with Popobawa, then maybe I’ll let me kids watch The Secret Saturdays. GorT and family went to see The Clone Wars (stay tuned for my review of that movie) last night. One of the pre-previews (you know what I’m talking … Continue reading →
