I heart mustache

I am embarrassed to say how many times I've watched this video.

I am not embarrased to say how many times I've watched the video and not laughed: zero.

Ever stay up all night reading online comics? Me neither.

"Minus" is a weekly comic done in beautiful watercolors about a little girl with magical powers. This kind of art just can't feasibly be published in newspapers or magazines. This one's my favorite. Wait no, maybe this one. Wait no again, you should just read them all.

You know when you were a kid and when someone said they loved bologna sandiches or kickball or somewhatever, the mandatory response was "You looooove it? Why don't you maaaarrry it??"

...The Internet, will you marry me?

Old Timey Comic Strips

I love the internet, because it feeds me old timey comic strips. No one else does that.

Check out "The Outbursts of Everett True," a turn of the century gem that capitalizes on a simple premise: 1.) Somebody does something. 2.) Everett True goes on a tirade and beats him up.

Pure 1900's old man gold.

Scary Mary Poppins

Maybe not as good as the classic "Shining" trailer but this shit is scary at 2:30 in the morning when everyone's asleep and you're supposed to be writing a paper but are surfing youtube instead.

Dawkins bashing

Jenny your scathing review of Richard's (yes, we're very close, Richard and I) book just makes me want to read it even more. I don't remember the last time I read a deliciously venomous book. ...Except last week when I was reading comic books. And yesterday when I read "The Bible of Bee Venom Therapy." But other than that my pleasure reading has been remarkably venom-less!