For me, one of the most curious things about this piece is its wonderful… afunctionalism.
Yes. I see what you mean. Divorced from its function and seen purely as a piece of art, its structure of line and color is curiously counterpointed by the redundant vestiges of its function.
And since it has no call to be here, the art lies in the fact that it is here.
My Dad and I had an interesting topic of conversation on the way back from my doctors appointment on Monday, the doctor is about a 25 minute drive, my pacemaker followup, and I don’t like to drive that far anymore so that is why Dad drove me. We got to talking about a childs imagination because I was mentioning the comics on here and my favorite ones and we got to talking about Calvin and Hobbes and he mentioned that he always thought Calvin had a mental problem, like so many do, and I mentioned that he has an active imagination and we got to talking about if every chld has had an imaginary friend sometime in their childhood and he claimed he never did but I told him he should have because they make childhood fun so then we got to talking about childrens creativty and how it is a shame that some people won’t allow their child to be creative and how the kids are missing out on wonderful things. Just a very intersting topic for us to discuss and this weeks comic with Hammie reminds me so much of that conversation.
danketaz Premium Member about 1 month ago
Hammie’s invented a new power source?
leopardglily about 1 month ago
“This weird sculpture” must have been how my parents described things I built at that age.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault about 1 month ago
Translation: “Hammie is toast.”
j_m_kuehl about 1 month ago
He’s ready for a pop-up interview.
Uncle Kenny about 1 month ago
Wireless mics, Zoe, you have not heard of?
BenGMan about 1 month ago
Sigh. Hammie.
AlnicoV about 1 month ago
That might seem strange to anyone who has never been around children, it is also the reason why I avoid them.
Firebat about 1 month ago
Its a blue-tooth hairbrush. No cord necessary.
ddl297 about 1 month ago
Didn’t read yesterday’s comments. Did anyone ask why Hammie needs a microphone TO BE HEARD???
iggyman about 1 month ago
“Pop Art”?
ctolson about 1 month ago
Looks like Hammie is out of the broadcast booth momentarily. Must be running a commercial.
mbkturner about 1 month ago
I have a feeling that this is slowly going to escalate over the week
KageKat about 1 month ago
Wanda looks more baffled than actually upset.
Daltongang Premium Member about 1 month ago
Ah yes, imagination, not seen much in the children of today. It’s so refreshing.
calliarcale about 1 month ago
For me, one of the most curious things about this piece is its wonderful… afunctionalism.
Yes. I see what you mean. Divorced from its function and seen purely as a piece of art, its structure of line and color is curiously counterpointed by the redundant vestiges of its function.
And since it has no call to be here, the art lies in the fact that it is here.
philwinn about 1 month ago
funny
IndyW about 1 month ago
Let the kid play! At least he using his imagination and don’t have his face stuck in a iPhone.
shaodyn about 1 month ago
I still wonder what Hammie would even talk about in a podcast.
bergerronald Premium Member about 1 month ago
And Joe Rogan is born. Explains Fear Factor.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 1 month ago
Let him soar!
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 1 month ago
He needs a red light to hang on the other side of the door that says, “On air”
John Jorgensen about 1 month ago
I find the silliness of this premise very endearing. I have high hopes for where this is going.
DKHenderson about 1 month ago
OK, this is the second day in a row that I have had the Veggietales’ “Hairbrush Song” running through my head.
DKHenderson about 1 month ago
Hammie looks so incredibly smug in the first panel.
retrocool about 1 month ago
kids can pretend, and that’s the great thing about being a kid.
davidob about 1 month ago
We’ll give him the brush off.
jrankin1959 about 1 month ago
You mean you don’t know about Bluetooth microphones, Zoe?
jmworacle about 1 month ago
Watch some art “expert” offer to buy the thing for 50K.
C wolfe about 1 month ago
I wonder what the recording capacity of a slice of bread is.
wordsmeet about 1 month ago
Still life is toast by Hammie.
pamela welch Premium Member about 1 month ago
Hammie has quite the imagination!
christelisbetty about 1 month ago
Call the podcast “Toast Of The Town” Ed Sullivan isn’t using it anymore.
pheets about 1 month ago
Imagination. Hammie has it :D
The Quiet One about 1 month ago
What? No points for creativity?
2 old 2 B a young man about 1 month ago
It’s going to take awhile to fix toast in the morning.
Sambora1 about 1 month ago
My Dad and I had an interesting topic of conversation on the way back from my doctors appointment on Monday, the doctor is about a 25 minute drive, my pacemaker followup, and I don’t like to drive that far anymore so that is why Dad drove me. We got to talking about a childs imagination because I was mentioning the comics on here and my favorite ones and we got to talking about Calvin and Hobbes and he mentioned that he always thought Calvin had a mental problem, like so many do, and I mentioned that he has an active imagination and we got to talking about if every chld has had an imaginary friend sometime in their childhood and he claimed he never did but I told him he should have because they make childhood fun so then we got to talking about childrens creativty and how it is a shame that some people won’t allow their child to be creative and how the kids are missing out on wonderful things. Just a very intersting topic for us to discuss and this weeks comic with Hammie reminds me so much of that conversation.
chromosome Premium Member about 1 month ago
I love seeing the imagination of kids portrayed in cartoons.
DKHenderson about 1 month ago
“Oh, wherrrrrre is my hairbrush? Oh, wherrrrre is my hairbrush? Oh, where oh where oh where or where oh WHERRRRRRRRE—is my hairbrush?”