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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donaldo
said, 5 months ago
love it
PossumPete said, 5 months ago
For once, I pity Karl Rove. Having to pull a train with Glen Beck? Abominable!
Dee
said, 5 months ago
Strights don’t want to marry and gays are demanding marriage. Just gets curiouser and curiouser…
Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago
The horror, the horror!
chireef said, 5 months ago
i have always said, if you are against gay marriage, fine… so don’t have one
shytimes2
said, 5 months ago
Rudolph will be leading the way to the FREEZER in Ted Nugent’s Texas.
Jay_Dallas said, 5 months ago
@PossumPete
OMG – Now I cant get that image out of my head! EWWWWWWWWWW!
Shilly Halliburton said, 5 months ago
That’s the happy ending version. The tragic version has Rove on the Island of Offshore Banks spending his SuperPAC cash on underage boys.