Category Archives: Webcomics

Inside Joke Wallet

That old couple at the Clark? Back again, and this time he was carrying a wicker picnic basket! Too bad it’s 15º outside. Perhaps they were lunching in the penthouse café. Or amidst the compact shelving. I’m spending my last days … Continue reading

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Roland Barthes eat your heart out

Also quality: handing me a mechanical pencil disguised as a traditional wood pencil after his trip to Japan this summer, Alan said, “Here you go, Matt! It’s an indexical sign of itself!” Last week was a bit of a wake-up … Continue reading

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GOOSE LIVER!

Title inspired by purloined from this excellent strip. I am leaving for Newark Airport in just under three hours. nnnnnn! I am very nervous about all the logistics in getting to Rome, but that is undoubtedly caused by my anal-retentive … Continue reading

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Go away, August

August is going on too long. I’m starting to develop a mild floating anxiety about returning to school. Probably exacerbated by my not doing anything productive this last week besides finishing both Myst III and Myst IV. Exile is ridiculously … Continue reading

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Nominal Memory

This problem will be my undoing in the professional world.

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Married to the Sea

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Random Assembly

LET THE MOTHERFUCKER BURN! Do check out Random Assembly, because it’s a happy SoL comic, and the artist does some very nice characterization illustrations. Plus I also like to set fire to stuff.

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Swoon!

I was just perusing XKCD and came accross this happy strip. I try not to show it, but I’m a screaming mad romantic at heart. No wonder I love J.M.W. Turner.

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