With its tortured perspective, gritty realism, and outlandish urban humor, Derf’s The City has kept an outsider’s beat on current events, trends and out-there aspects of contemporary culture since 1990. Whether depicting the coarse insanity of modern urban life or the ultra-clean realm of the feature’s only recurring character - White Middle Class Suburban Man - Derf uses dissonant humor to speak up for what he calls "the common schlub."
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spyderred
said, 6 months ago
Wonder how that guy would presume to know anything about cars to make a judgment without a book on the subject?
lisapaloma13 said, 6 months ago
Ooh, so is this a self portrait?
NebulousRikulau
said, 6 months ago
But a book won’t crash into the stands killing hundreds of readers.
reese828
said, 6 months ago
A friend who at one time had managed a bookstore tells this story: A father and son were standing just inside the store, and the dad was discouraging his son from spending time in the bookstore as “there is nothing fun or interesting in a bookstore.” I guess the depth and breadth of human experience was of absolutely no value to that moron. We both hoped the son became a rebel and read every book he could get.
Neo Blakkrstal said, 6 months ago
There’s nothing I like more than reading a good book while driving in a series of lefts at better than 100 MPH.
Chikuku said, 6 months ago
Reese828: Amen!!!!
3hourtour
said, 6 months ago
..I like racing and books..alas ,NASCAR,now is only good for taking a nap…gotta get rid of the green,white,checkered….
Rottiluv
said, 6 months ago
@Neo Blakkrstal
WOOT! Nothing sexier than an educated red-neck :)
win said, 6 months ago
But books take you more places than cars.