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1. 8 months ago on Working Daze

   You know, it’d really stink to be a Nigerian prince at all given that they’re a republic. You’d have to get a real job.

2. 8 months ago on Working Daze

   A Mary Sue is a character who is so powerful that nothing is a real challenge for them. Such characters make stories boring because there’s never any real tension or concern that anything of note will be lost. This tends to come up in discussions of super heroes, and people debate whether Superman or Captain Marvel (among others) are such characters.

3. 9 months ago on Working Daze

   You know, there’s nothing in the title that excludes the possibility of non-humanoid androids. Do Android Dogs Dream of Electric Sheep?

4. 9 months ago on Working Daze

   I have to say that the look on Dana’s face in the 2nd panel is perfect. Processing…processing…reaction forthcoming in 3…2…1… This strip is drawn REALLY well.

5. 9 months ago on Working Daze

   A reworking of Bill Watterson who drew Calvin & Hobbes. That’s why Ed is a doll in the 2nd panel – Hobbes was Calvin’s stuffed tiger.

6. 9 months ago on Working Daze

   Scary thing is that Carolina knew what those were (or at least that they were from Trek). She’s been there WAAAAY too long.

7. 10 months ago on Working Daze

   No, he didn’t escape. It’s just that she only managed to touch his cognitive functions.

8. 10 months ago on Working Daze

   Tell that to the poor pooper scooper.

9. 10 months ago on Working Daze

   Actually, given the odds of abiogenesis working as an unguided process, it’s highly unlikely that life of any kind should have arisen even once in the universe…much less twice. Your billions of galaxies full of billions of stars are 10^18 to 10^22; the odds of getting one functional protein needed for the first cell through an unguided process are 1 in 10^164. Not even close to a contest.

10. 10 months ago on Working Daze

    Manufactured triumph, here here!