Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller
- November 20, 2009
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About Non Sequitur
Non Sequitur is Wiley Miller’s wry look at the absurdities of everyday life. A hit with fans of all ages, the strip is syndicated in more than 700 newspapers. Non Sequitur has received four National Cartoonists Society divisional awards, the most prestigious in cartooning. It is the only comic strip to win the coveted award in its first year of syndication and the only one to ever win in both the best comic strip and best comic panel categories.This hilarious creation is not only creative but also clever. It tackles current cultural issues such as politics, celebrities, male-female relations, materialistic desires and society’s obsession with weight. Non Sequitur will have you laughing at the controversy of everyday life.
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johnnydoc5 said, about 15 hours ago
Interesting! It would appear that those ridiculing the conspiracy theory the loudest are the perpetrators. Maybe the Kennedy assassination… nope, I’d best not go there.
debra4life50 said, about 15 hours ago
Ah! Gotta love those geeks.
Score one for Jeffrey!
madKanga said, about 15 hours ago
Jeffrey a megalomaniac intent on controlling the world?
Most geeks have trouble controlling their own private universe.
Love where this is going.
Carmy
said,
about 15 hours ago
You messed up, Jeffrey!
nonsequitous said, about 14 hours ago
The use of [the bleeep-word] [1] in the Nov 17 and 15 strips is extremely offensive to anyone with developmental disabilities…” - wessexwarropr
Once again, we see Political Correctness defined by example in its most succinct form: Personal Offense By Proxy. Being offended on another’s behalf. Arrogating to oneself the authority to say what ”is” (direct quote) “extremely offensive to anyone” (emphasis mine).
The logic of this arrogance, of course, is that anyone with developmental disabilities is incapable of forming the thought processes necessary to decide for themselves whether or not they are offended by – well, by anything. They therefore need a guardian to decide for them, the poor disadvantaged creatures. They must be made to be victims and it must be made clear to them that they are to be taken care of in all regards, and they must never think that they can think for themselves. Rather, they must never think, period.
Of course, they ultimately benefit from this. More importantly, so do The Guardians, who have found A Purpose In Life – that of Being Right About Everything.
[1] Whatever the bleeep-word is, the software wouldn’t tell us. It’s being our Guardian, you see. Being a computer, it considers us developmentally disabled, and doesn’t want us to think, so it will take care of what is offensive and what isn’t.
Now don’t you feel all safe and taken care of, little children?
“Ignorance is strength” - Ministry of Truth, where all the correct ideas come from
converses said, about 13 hours ago
Nonsequitous - I think you mean Nov. 17 and 19, not the 15 and 17.
I have developmental disabilities, and there are plenty of us who find that the word “retard” is not offensive. Disabled is more offensive because it implies an inability to do something. A definition of “retard” states that a person has something that slows them down, or that the person has a delay.
Implying that everyone with learning handicaps is offended by those cartoons is terribly incorrect. You can speak for yourself all you want, but don’t make a blanket statement.
I do not believe that Wiley’s intent is to offend anyone. He’s writing Danae’s script as a child her age would probably say things if the child were in her position.
Lewreader
said,
about 11 hours ago
My brother was severely retarded. In the 50s there was no other word for it. “Retard”–“slow”, yes it fit
My mother lost one arm to Polio, yet went on to earn her PHD and can hang wallpaper. Don’t you dare trying to give her a “handicapped” parking sticker
green_engineer said, about 11 hours ago
Before another debate occurs…nonsequitous was just quoting what someone had written the night before.
ANYWAY! - Nice to see Jeffrey again, (albeit the megalomaniac personality) ! Danae’s going to want a piece of the world domination action now…if you can’t beat them, join them!
wndrwrthg
said,
about 11 hours ago
Jeffery is just putting Danae on.
Mitstan said, about 10 hours ago
They’re a match made in heaven!!!! Wish there had been a close-up of Jeffrey’s face when he got caught!
pearlandpeach said, about 9 hours ago
I have been castigated in another stips comments for saying someing about what folks are typeing and wished they would quit….. but nonsetitous is just boring…i’ll skip those rants in the future.
algurka
said,
about 9 hours ago
It was prophesized in the Bible: “The geeks shall inherit the earth.”
bmwk12ltc said, about 9 hours ago
I think green-engineer is almost right. In Danae’s case it’s- if you can’t beat them, Rule them! She will want to be their Queen.
Ji2m said, about 8 hours ago
et tu Jeffey?
Richard said, about 8 hours ago
Great move, Jeffrey will, yet, rule the world, good boy!
BC13
said,
about 8 hours ago
Why am I not surprised that Jeffrey would be behind this?
grazer said, about 7 hours ago
Really fun stuff…comics AND comments.
Potrzebie said, about 7 hours ago
AGURKA, that passage from the book of Matthew should be revised to say:
“The meek shall inherit the earth,
for they are too week to refuse it”
Dracip said, about 7 hours ago
Maybe Jeffy’s right for danae, after all….Why is everyone half burried upside down? Isn’t it hard to breath that way?
BC13
said,
about 6 hours ago
Danae and Jeffrey do appear to have the same goals in life, after all.
philboydjr said, about 6 hours ago
And Pogo reminds us…”We have met the enemy and he is us”
johndh123 said, about 6 hours ago
nonsequitous, I find your comment to be right on. (wanted to say, profound, but too much sucking up makes most of us cringe) Of course, in some circles you are diminshed simply by my kudos.
ponygirl said, about 5 hours ago
The really scary part is it’s pretty much true, I think it’s time to do a shutdown and take Lucy for a ride.
MatureCanadian
said,
about 4 hours ago
Fabulous storyline Wiley! Can’t wait for tomorrow. Who are the “others”?
Wiley, I am going to need a bigger desk to hold all my calendars. Now that yours is out I must own it, also Rubes and Maxine. Oh what a dither!
Chikuku
said,
about 4 hours ago
The bizarrest is the truest!
MisngNOLA
said,
about 4 hours ago
Converses, nonsequitous was making reply to another posted comment by a person who by proxy took offense to the word “retard”, and not stating his own position. His point is very well taken, and your comment backs up his premise.
openminded
said,
about 3 hours ago
Perfect strip Wiley.
Don’t smell any politics around here today! :)
treered said, about 3 hours ago
it’s the real quiet ones you have to watch out for…. can’t wait to see what’s next!
nonsequitous said, about 2 hours ago
nonsetitous is just boring
If everyone told me I was funny, I’d know I really was boring, so I’d pretty much be forced to shoot my computer, then myself.
nonsequitous - no sequitionist he
nonsequitous said, about 2 hours ago
”nonsequitous, I find your comment to be right on. (wanted to say, profound, but too much sucking up makes most of us cringe)”
‘Right on’ is better. Nobody likes excessive polysyllabification, o astute admirer of my miserable attempts at drollery.
”Of course, in some circles you are diminshed simply by my kudos.”
To paraphrase my great-grandfather
http://www.quotedb.com/quotes/4192
I would not join any club that would not have me for a member.
sclark55
said,
about 2 hours ago
Well, Wiley is ez enough to find on Facebook, so @least we know he does his work based on personal experience….
Ushindi
said,
1 minute ago
I don’t think this is a true story - I didn’t stand on MY head when Danae pressed “enter”. Did YOU guys?