I would point out that Mallard Fillmore is on item #6 two days before the end of the year, that the drawing of a hurricane is inept, and that technically speaking the Tea Party's backers are party responsible for our spate of "hundred-year storms" (we get a couple every decade now, thanks to global warming) ... but it's just too hard to care.
Meanwhile, back in reality, the tea party hasn't been a significant focus of the news since the folks with the lawn chairs and the funny hats stopped having their little get-togethers.
Another crapped-out Marvin-style 'series' strip, where the first panel is the same every day (except for a changing number), and the rest of the strip is a couple lines of type and a talking head.
Oh, wait. There's also a scrawly thing that's supposed to represent the unleashed fury of a lethal force of nature that affected thousands. Well, I guess that changes this from sub-par crap to a lavish production, worthy of a campus newspaper strip.
Randy, the hard-working Mr. Tinsley has already distinguished himself by remembering that Christmas came on December 25 this year. You don't seriously expect him to keep putting out the taxing mental and physical effort involved in determining the exact date of New Year's Day will fall on, do you?
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It does seem to be an enduring mystery to the Tinsh why a bunch of ignorant, hate-filled, vulgar racists aren't better liked.
I guess it's just one of those inexplicable things, like how the police keep picking on you, huh, Brews?
I would point out that Mallard Fillmore is on item #6 two days before the end of the year, that the drawing of a hurricane is inept, and that technically speaking the Tea Party's backers are party responsible for our spate of "hundred-year storms" (we get a couple every decade now, thanks to global warming) ... but it's just too hard to care.
Mallard Fillmore is whining. Life is good.
Awww, Poor Little Victims.™
Meanwhile, back in reality, the tea party hasn't been a significant focus of the news since the folks with the lawn chairs and the funny hats stopped having their little get-togethers.
Another crapped-out Marvin-style 'series' strip, where the first panel is the same every day (except for a changing number), and the rest of the strip is a couple lines of type and a talking head.
Oh, wait. There's also a scrawly thing that's supposed to represent the unleashed fury of a lethal force of nature that affected thousands. Well, I guess that changes this from sub-par crap to a lavish production, worthy of a campus newspaper strip.
Randy, the hard-working Mr. Tinsley has already distinguished himself by remembering that Christmas came on December 25 this year. You don't seriously expect him to keep putting out the taxing mental and physical effort involved in determining the exact date of New Year's Day will fall on, do you?
Anyway, DaveyK, I thought all the mean old people in the world are teabaggers.
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