The Dinette Set by Julie Larson
- August 11, 2009
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Julie Larson began writing The Dinette Set comic in 1990, then called Suburban Torture, offering a satire on middle class culture. The Dinette Set became syndicated in 1997. When asked where Julie gets all of her ideas, she admits there is only one way to write a daily comic: write about what you know. "I make no bones about who’s really talking in The Dinette Set," says Julie, who is writer, director and cast of The Dinette Set. "If we can’t make fun of ourselves, who will?"
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Margueritem
said,
3 months ago
About time he took that thumb out of his mouth. He was developing a callus.
ejcapulet
said,
3 months ago
I don’t know, Marg, if it keeps him from talking.
pschearer
said,
3 months ago
Nine is higher than most people can manage. Testing of this sort of thing has been going on for over a century, and the range, varying by individual, is normally 5 to 9, with 7 showing up so often that it has been called “the magic number”.
Novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand used the insight of the finite capacity of human perception and memory to explain the need for conceptual thinking. It makes no difference that you can only hold a few, let’s say, apples in your mind at one time if you have the concept of “apple” which applies universally to all apples that are, were, or ever will be. It is this conceptual multiplier that allows us to advance from apples to an understanding of atoms and galaxies.
On the other hand, for the residents of this cartoon, I suspect the magic number is closer to 4.
Ray C
said,
3 months ago
pschearer: …and for the readers?
MisngNOLA
said,
3 months ago
Wait, what?
nighthawks
said,
3 months ago
did anybody spot the eyeball ?
channel selector, mayhab?
terrabeth7776 said, 3 months ago
I think it must be the channel selector.
reocare said, 3 months ago
agree, terrbeth
WARREN JONES said, 3 months ago
TV knob is eyeball
nirmalamac
said,
3 months ago
I vote the television knob, as well.