Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for December 04, 2012

On the other side of the restroom: “Paranormal Romance.”

I once knew a nun who got her Masters degree in Library Science by writing her dissertation on " The Appalling Lack of Restroom Facilities in U.S. Libraries ".

Shouldn’t “Palmistry and Tea Leaf Reading” come before “Political Punditry”?

And look who’s browsing the ‘Punditry’ section.

One advantage I see to the arrangement is that the inevitable nausea induced by the pundits occurs nearest the toilets.

Still not sure where Glenn Beck’s books would fit, but, okay…

I’m still looking for the revisionist history section…

The only surprise here is that the restrooms aren’t closed for repairs due to overflowing. Modern toilets swallow almost anything!

LinuxOs, "Flush…..‘….What section would the Ed McBain books be in? It’s a mystery to me…..And remember folks, this cartoon isn’t about politics, it’s about political punditry…..keep it clean and be careful out there….

If you look carefully, you can see a pipe leading from the restrooms to the end of the political punditry shelf. I wonder what that’s all about…

(Disclaimer: Pipe not actually present in cartoon.)

Shoulda moved the restrooms left a few feet….

Judging by the position of the door, the toilets must be very narrow. perhaps they’re e-toilets (virtual).

Is it a coincidence that it’s Left to Right?

As a requisite no words over two syllables.I just failed.

Hey, yeah, dukedog, where is the Memory Hole..?

see the guy in the Political punditry section has a beanie on. lol. those little touches. lol

left to right or right to left? interesing observation. wiley appears to favor truth on the left then. ouch.

First thought the restrooms should come before the political punditry, but this arrangement allows you to get TP before you go in…

So I guess Willy is saying most his strips on politics are fairly lame?

Love the propeller beanie: from a wiki site (note the last word):Beanies were popular among schoolchildren in the early to mid-20th century. Famous science fiction author Ray Nelson made a whimsical addition to these caps with a plastic propeller attached to the crown. These propeller beanies saw a brief period of popularity before the hat eventually became associated with nerdiness, and later social awkwardness and idiocy.

Guess Wiley ranks Nicholas Sparks and EL James higher than Clarke, Asimov, and Tolkien. How disappointing.

Political punditry has replaced the Sears-Roebuck catalogue. Now only two colors (red and blue) to smear on your hiney.

Except that political punditry should come AFTER restrooms…..

The Romney guys thought they would win and didn’t have a plan B. There, I saved you 5 hours of viewing.

When speaking of people writing Revisionist History, just remember that last word – History. It’s His Story !

From Jeopardy last night: “Political correctness” was first used in a communist newspaper in the 30’s.

Wiley, you should have put weather prediction ahead of political punditry.

ROFLMAO @ TheTrustedMechanic, facts to support that premise please.There are studies that support the accusation of liberal bias in the MSM, they are very simple to find, try stretching yourself a little.I’ll get you started, here’s a link http://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/Media-Bias-Is-Real-Finds-UCLA-6664.aspx

farflungfloydYeah, I’d definitely put Political Punditry after the restrooms.

“The Ayn Rand Section? You will find that to the right of the rest rooms….”

Good fantasy should be up there with the fiction. Nonfiction should be behind that.

Some comments seem odd as this looks like a bookstore to me. Haven’t ever seen 25% or 50% off signs in a library.

Perfect!

Please do.

Ah, the great and glorious profession of librarianship. What’ll we come up with next? BTW notice they’re flogging the old stuff – 25% and 50% off.

Have you ever been in one of those fun houses where they tilt the room? These liberals are standing in the same room with MSM so they can’t see the tilt. to them it is fact and real. They will never understand it until they get some perspective from out side their room. They see the world as they WANT it to be, and when it fails to live up to expectations, lacking their own responsibility, they project their frustration on others

Lil Strummer boy, Your mirror is reflecting on yourself and this comment section.

Just to be crabby … I love science fiction and despise fantasy, and it royally chaps my hiney that they are mixed on the same shelves! Blasphemy, I declare, BLASPHEMY!

The Rmoney landslide, right Peggy and Turdblossom?

NonfictionScience FictionFictionFantesyHarlequinn Romance50 Shades of Some Colour and then….. polictial what its. .

George W. Bush’s novel, of course.

Didn’t notice before, but the 50% off table is right next to “Political Punditry.” So that’s where Glenn Beck’s books are……And, to be politically correct, Michael Moore’s.

I’ve read the “political punditry” books…they aren’t blank…they just use the CIA highlighters (read: big-tipped black markers).