America is business. Business likes money. Textbooks cost money. College textbooks cost a LOT of money, and are required to be in hardcover. College kids will always be required to buy textbooks. It is difficult to justify charging $400 for a CD.
Move along folks, nothing to see here, just a joke that doesn't work.
>Tinsley would just complain that the liberal media is trying to censor him.
Heh - exactly right!
Many right-wing hate merchants think they're not popular because of their opinions. But in Tinsley's case, he's not popular because he's doing a comic and he's not comical.
(It's worth remembering that the odious Rush Limbaugh, pompous lying hate-filled fool that he is, tries to be entertaining. Many liberals in radio, such as Thom Hartmann, give the Rushbag credit for having once done a very entertaining program ... hatefilled etc but entertaining.)
There are plenty of "liberal" comics who don't get anywhere either. I wonder if they get together with Tinsley at cartoonist conventions and drunkenly argue over who's more oppressed.
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Hmmmm.... Have you considered the possibility that this strip is actually autobiographical in nature?
It would explain a lot....
Once again, Tinsley needs an editor. The "punchline" would be funnier if he dropped the six words, so it read "...if I can find the tutorial CD".
Alternate explanation: Tinsley thinks his target audience needs him to explain the meaning of "tutorial".
America is business.
Business likes money.
Textbooks cost money.
College textbooks cost a LOT of money, and are required to be in hardcover.
College kids will always be required to buy textbooks. It is difficult to justify charging $400 for a CD.
Move along folks, nothing to see here, just a joke that doesn't work.
Once again, Tinsley needs an editor.
Then Tinsley would just complain that the liberal media is trying to censor him.
>Tinsley would just complain that the liberal media is trying to censor him.
Heh - exactly right!
Many right-wing hate merchants think they're not popular because of their opinions. But in Tinsley's case, he's not popular because he's doing a comic and he's not comical.
(It's worth remembering that the odious Rush Limbaugh, pompous lying hate-filled fool that he is, tries to be entertaining. Many liberals in radio, such as Thom Hartmann, give the Rushbag credit for having once done a very entertaining program ... hatefilled etc but entertaining.)
There are plenty of "liberal" comics who don't get anywhere either. I wonder if they get together with Tinsley at cartoonist conventions and drunkenly argue over who's more oppressed.
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