Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller
- June 30, 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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LordDogmore
said,
4 months ago
Remeber boys & girls, “friends” will help you move.
“Good friends” will help you move bodies.
Dave Parizek said, 4 months ago
Half of them do not even know who he is I bet
SaintRCat said, 4 months ago
BURRRRN
D-i-c-e-R said, 4 months ago
The imaginary friend thing is funny, but online communication with real people is a lot more than just talking to yourself. And if ALL friends lent money and helped each other move, then there would be no need for banks or moving companies. Therefore, those 2 criteria of friendship don’t adequately describe most RL friends. So, enjoy your online friends, they’re just as good as most RL friends.
laughterette said, 4 months ago
cancel my membership…I don’t wish to pay to see yesterdays non sequitur…. all I wanted to do is see one from two days ago someone told me about…and I don’t need to pay to be a “comic genius” ………anyone who pays is no genius!
D-i-c-e-R said, 4 months ago
@laughterette Here you go, friend.
http://www.gocomics.com/nonsequitur/2009/06/28/
or
http://www.arcamax.com/nonsequitur/s-569478-623679
4deerinmyyard
said,
4 months ago
You don’t have to pay to see yesterday’s strip. There’s a week’s worth of free archives. See the little calendar up there?
ds133
said,
4 months ago
I always think of online friends as acquaintances, mainly because I never see them anywhere else, while my friends are in more than one part of my life.
gmartin - Bob has always had a mustache, it is just usually at a hard angle to see
laugherette - a genius account allows you to see years of archives, and to keep large collections of your favorites without limiting your ability to view them. It also gets rid of the ads, which alone is something I find worth it.
TapiocaHead
said,
4 months ago
….but it’s how many friends do you have on twitter ….
GuntotingLiberal said, 4 months ago
Facebook? What’s Facebook? I like being net.invisible. It keeps me from being implicated in scandals with people acting like donkeys.
okeedoekee said, 4 months ago
The first time one of you commented on my coment here using my username I felt like I had a new friend.
Thanks.
The mystery of who we are in real life is exciting.
Ji2m said, 4 months ago
A true friend will give you the shirt off his back…
A good friend will give you a clean shirt…
A really good friend will help you dispose of the bodies…
jsprat said, 4 months ago
guntotingliberal, so what HAVE you been doing with the donkeys, that you don’t want to be implicated for? Hmmm?
steverino said, 4 months ago
I’m still amazed at the idea of using a laptop in a bar. I missed the coffeehouse trend, too, but at least I understand it. My experience with bars and laptops are colored by my youth in the Navy .
okeedoekee said, 4 months ago
Right, in a bar I am drinking and intoxicated and mingling with live bodies. I would be way too cross eyed,and dizzy to look at a monitor and type.
And Joe’s problem is….?
Is he Danae’s dad?
Lewreader
said,
4 months ago
A case of beer buys moving friends
Doctor Toon
said,
4 months ago
okeedoekee - I never expected it, but I’ve made some pretty good friends here at Gocomics.
It’s not what I started posting for, however, it has been a nice fringe benefit.
I can’t imagine having a facebook account or using any other kind of social networking site.
puddleglum1066 said, 4 months ago
Steverino: whenever I hear “bar” and “lap” in the same sentence, I figure the story’s going to end with an unpronounceable virus…
Come to think of it, maybe the digital age isn’t that different after all…
Norman
said,
4 months ago
Ji2m said:
A true friend will give you the shirt off his back…
A good friend will give you a clean shirt…
A really good friend will help you dispose of the bodies…
Can add these.
A really, REALLY good friend will go to town, get 2 POA and bring one home to you.
When he needs to take a pee he will take two, so you don’t have to.
okeedoekee said, 4 months ago
Bar and lap, yes indeed.
Carmy
said,
4 months ago
…said Bob, as he was drinking his fruity umbrella drink and imagining he was in Tahiti with some bikini babes.
Dry
said,
4 months ago
doc is right. I’ve met some good friends here as well, and it beats facebook, chat rooms, etc.
JonD17 said, 4 months ago
TapiocaHead said, about 3 hours ago
….but it’s how many friends do you have on twitter ….
are those friends or followers? Seems to be a cult thing.
Sternvogel said, 4 months ago
Joe is Danae’s dad, and Bob is his brother. I never knew until I read this Wikipedia entry that Joe’s ex-wife was named Jennifer, let alone that “[s]he is said to have run off with a biker while the family was on a trip to New Hampshire”:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NonSequitur(comic_strip)
(to fix link, add underscores before and after “Sequitur”)
okeedoekee said, 4 months ago
Now I feel sorry for Danae and that other little girl. I am thinking she is Danae’s sister.
ninmas said, 4 months ago
this is funny, i joined facebook yesterday.
grazer said, 4 months ago
True friends pretend to believe everything they tell eachother no matter what.
cipactli77 said, 4 months ago
Actually most people never outgrow their imaginary friends. They worship them every Sunday at church.
Dry
said,
4 months ago
JonD17, in our case its friends! Sorry to disappoint!
Burgundy2 said, 4 months ago
I like facebook for finding old friends that I’ve lost track of. I found a few that way. That’s about all I use it for.
This forum is better for meeting new people - I think because we already have a common interest.
okeedoekee said, 4 months ago
Yes I like our common interest. Today is the first time I considered us as friends. I like that also; however, can you help me move next weekend?
Doctor Toon
said,
4 months ago
okeedoekee - Sorry, I have to work next weekend.
LOL
jmworacle said, 4 months ago
Touche!
theIrishman said, 4 months ago
A man of too many friends comes to ruin, But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.
openminded
said,
4 months ago
How nice- no bickering today…or rants
Ji2m said, 4 months ago
Twitter is a fad… Like a kidney stone, it too shall pass..
Ji2m said, 4 months ago
Okeedoekee,
What kind of beer are you providing?
pouncingtiger said, 4 months ago
Joe reminds me of a friend of mine.
LordDogmore
said,
4 months ago
“Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.”
Credited to Joe Bonano
laughterette said, 4 months ago
@D-i-c-e-R {the N-i-c-e-R} Thanks
Duh! Who would of guessed that you are the RL Cunumdrum Crusader! Highlarious!
And Ditto to every word about online friends…years ago I had many on the “old Ask Jeeves”, then they had to go change it….
….sharing info, money, help, support, a thoughtfulness, makes the world a better place
James Riendeau
said,
4 months ago
Three sure ways to exchange a friend for an enemy: borrow money from him, lend money to him, or date his ex-girlfriend. But moving will strengthen the bond.
laughterette said, 4 months ago
Two great features with the old Ask Jeeves site was:
[1] a place to enter an optional Short Profile and [2] they Catagorized Topics so that you could ask questions or respond about everything from computers info to car repairs to mysticism etc. If you found someone with a peticular mutual interest you could check their profile with their email address and have direct email pen pals from all over the world. I think it was kiboshed, assassinated, so to speak. RIP. I miss it