Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller
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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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Dutchboy1 said, 3 months ago
Aren’t most women like Hindsight-lady?
Al said, 3 months ago
no, they just think that they are always right
GrinsToYa said, 3 months ago
….well let see. I check if it’s going to rain… but it alway says 40 to 60 percent everyday… and it never rains. My car keeps getting dirtier by the day… so I say… what the heck. I wash it… it rains. Some where a woman laughs.
halavana said, 3 months ago
…because she’s in the same quandry as everyone else, and laughing is more fun than crying.
Carmy
said,
3 months ago
NO, WE ARE ALWAYS RIGHT!
kreole said, 3 months ago
I grew up in Jackson, Miss. When I was a kid the weatherman either predicted rain or no rain. That made them try harder to try to be right. Anybody today can simply say it’s a 50-50 thance
Dracip said, 3 months ago
Hey, guys, lay off the ladies. I’ve been around long enough to suspect they’re smarter than you. And a whole lot prettier…
Lewreader
said,
3 months ago
I use accu-window weather.Look out the #%&&*! window
Superfrog said, 3 months ago
I like the bag that she keeps her retrospectoscope in.
BC13
said,
3 months ago
Lewreader
Les Nessman called it “Eye-Witness Weather”
steverino said, 3 months ago
…and it always rains when I’m going to mow my lawn– if I time it right.
dtut said, 3 months ago
The reason is Murphy’s Law! And the logical response is constructive application of Murphy’s law. Examples:
** If you want it to rain, then wash your car… or water your lawn.
** If you don’t want rain while you’re on the golf course, make sure everybody in your foursome is carrying an umbrella.
Richard said, 3 months ago
The ladies are not smarter they would like us to think that they are tho.
michael moore said, 3 months ago
Rain is nature’s way of washing the car.
pearlandpeach said, 3 months ago
Les Nessman - delightful memories…..
WGN still runs WKRP every now and then….. great.
alife said, 3 months ago
ABC has Accu-weather here my brother calls
Accu-Gamble
Like Life get use to it!
Burgundy2 said, 3 months ago
I think it’s hilarious that Obviousman is in boxer shorts. Nice irony on the superman look.
Radical-Knight
said,
3 months ago
30% chance of rain - I always thought it meant 30% of the listening area would get some rain.
WRONG!
According to NOAA weather it is the percentage of days with identical atmospheric weather conditions (heat, humidity, barometric pressure, etc.) when it actually rained.
Suddenly 50% chance of rain doesn’t sound all that reassuring. (sigh)
benbrilling
said,
3 months ago
My modus operandi is to wait until it is raining, THEN wash my car. That way I don’t have to rinse it. (Sure, I get a little wet, but hey, I don’t have to take a shower either.)
Dracip said, 3 months ago
benbrilling, you’re benbrilliant !
yyyguy
said,
3 months ago
i like superfluous boy!
Joe Allen Doty said, 3 months ago
The weather forecaster folks have done a cop-out on what “percentage chance of rain” means.
It’s now “there’s a chance that people in 50 percent of the local area might get some rain;” it is no longer, “there’s a 50 percent chance of rain that everybody will get rain.”
It used to be that the Tulsa, Oklahoma TV weather people only gave the forecast for those who got a clear signal on their home sets using regular outdoor TV antennas.
But, now with dish networks, cable networks and repeater TV broadcast antennas, people who live up to 125 miles from Tulsa watch the Tulsa Newscasts.
There are times that the weather people take over a local broadcast when they should tell the people who live more than 80 miles or so to turn to a TV station within 25 miles of where they live so see what the local weather is.
grazer said, 3 months ago
I like the way mother nature has screwed with weather forecasters for centuries….with no chance of change.
NoBrandName said, 3 months ago
What gets me is that (20-20) hindsight lady needs glasses…
Ushindi
said,
3 months ago
carmy: As the saying goes, “Women are often wrong, but never uncertain”. LOL
(Thought I’d better add the LOL for safety, guys)
CatfishChitlin said, 3 months ago
kreole…I too grew in Jackson…just not up. That ain’t happening.
There were only 2 stations then…3 &12. Woody Assaf would sayit was going to rain…it was gospel if he said it…and Bob Neblitt would predict sunshine on the opposite channel just to hedge.
Out of respect I will mention Wilda Farber who saw the rainbows and just said it would do both. She did not last…but she was still better than David H’man.
unique_username said, 3 months ago
Simple solution: move to the desert.
jnik23260 said, 3 months ago
When my city needs rain, I just leave my car windows cracked open; works every time!
Planet Crunch said, 3 months ago
lol
Bill Wa said, 3 months ago
Actually 9ChickweedLane had Superplous guy already!
OldHipster said, 3 months ago
Some women might not always be right, but they are never wrong.
Yeaaaaahhhhh!
bmonk
said,
2 months ago
NoBrandName said, about 21 hours ago
“What gets me is that (20-20) hindsight lady needs glasses…”
Too true!
I used to date Ms. Right, until I learned her first name was Always…
4deerinmyyard
said,
2 months ago
Marguerite, Macushla, Burgundy: All together now:
EYE-ROLL
beniboo said, 2 months ago
dutchboy & al:
YOU SEXIST BASTARDS!!