Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 12, 2011
Transcript:
Danae: Heh... heh... take that, all you Tweet elites! Lucy: Um... I thought you were giving up on Twitter. Danae: I decided to turn things around... instead of being jealous of other people's Tweets, I'm gonna make everyone else jealous of my Tweeterific fabulosity! Lucy: So... you're sitting next to Justin Bieber in a coffee shop right now? Danae: In the alternate universe of Tweetworld, yes.
comicgos about 13 years ago
Danae strikes again!
cleokaya about 13 years ago
I feel your pain Danae!
Jeremy_Billadeau about 13 years ago
What a wonderful Twit.
lewisbower about 13 years ago
Tonight I’m going swimming with my good friend Teddy K.
AKHenderson Premium Member about 13 years ago
Oh no - two Justin Bieber cartoon threads. The anti-Ekert must be close…
thirdguy about 13 years ago
So what is the point of paying attention to any of it? And is that Wiley’s point also?
Brockie about 13 years ago
I don’t even own a cellphone…ah sweet freedom.
MobyD about 13 years ago
Lewreader said: “Tonight I’m going swimming with my good friend Teddy K.”
I didn’t know he was friends with famous letter bomber Theodore Kaczynski. But I guess I should’ve known.
wicky about 13 years ago
Who the heck is Justin Bieber?
TexTech about 13 years ago
Amen, Gweedo, on both points!
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
Out of the mouth of twits.
Digital Frog about 13 years ago
I think it’s sad about Justin Bieber - people should stop making fun of her.
Destiny23 about 13 years ago
Of course, she could have said she was sitting next to a talking horse. But no-one would believe that!
peter0423 about 13 years ago
A couple of decades ago, there was a cartoon in the New Yorker: two dogs sitting in front of a computer monitor, and one of them grinning and saying: “On the Internet, no one knows you’re a dog.” Classic. And still true.
dfowensby about 13 years ago
never been to twitter. logged on to myspace just to see what it was, havent been back. use facebook as an excellent free photo cache and server for display, collection, and distribution of images. free is for me.
i guess i’m an antisocial-networking person. heh.
yumitori about 13 years ago
Justin’s done something new to his hair.
treered about 13 years ago
yumi, tmi….
treered about 13 years ago
am i behind the times? yes i am. going back to april 5: Perchik: Money is the world’s curse. Tevye: May the Lord smite me with it. And may I never recover. i’m buying a lottery ticket today….
GeraldTarrant about 13 years ago
So am I the only one who notices that Danae seems to be tweeting from a shiny new iPad?
uniquename about 13 years ago
You know, most of these comments could be tweets…
FrankLeeMeiDere about 13 years ago
@Uniquename: Ha! The comic and the commentary have now combined to reach a new level of meta.
treered about 13 years ago
scaaty_423: http://www.unc.edu/depts/jomc/academics/dri/idog.html
artybee about 13 years ago
Justin Bieber? Wasn’t he the hit-man in No Country for Old Men? I remember the haircut.
Trebor39 about 13 years ago
Liar liar, pants a twitter Danae!
peter0423 about 13 years ago
treered: Thanks!
weasel_monkey about 13 years ago
No one has thought of the horror of a caffeine powered Danae?!? As opposed to Justin Bieber, Danae would be a thinking evil…
firedome about 13 years ago
justin bieber?!?! i cannot fathom danae even having such a teenybopper type in her ipod, let alone in the company of him!
ilsapadu about 13 years ago
I feel like I’m walking across a covered bridge before dawn with a lunch bucket full of horse dung biscuits. If this makes no sense, it’s the point I’m trying to make. I’m hoping no one gets down here this far anyway.
HowieL about 13 years ago
Hey Gerald, looks more like a pirated iPad! Arrrrrrrr!
pbarnrob about 13 years ago
Lessee; first, ^the Callahan’s Place stories end (the first batch, set in Long Island, not sure which one) with Callahan’s first name (as he leaves our time) being Justin. Look for the pun there.
Second, yesterday’s Dilbert has an interesting take on a twisted social-networking idea.
Twitter might (just might) cause a resurgence of haiku, or at least, terse prose (if we can get past the awful TLAs and ABBRs).