New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis
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NEUROTICA by Big Al the Gal
Non Sequitur by Wiley MillerAbout New Adventures of Queen Victoria
Join HRH Queen Victoria as she daily levels her regal gaze upon the fools and tomfoolery of our time. Along with her classically-rendered co-characters Prince Albert, Anne Boleyn, George III (aka “Grandpa”), Mrs. Clipart and Maurice, Queen V grapples daily with the strange state of our affairs, whether it be resisting a vicious comic strip jihad, surviving a visitation by Howard Stern, or hosting a special edition of “Victorian Idol”. Never has a sovereign quoted the Marx Brothers with more aplomb, paid such heed to the fate of the lite-brite, or dared to go where a comic strip has never gone before: shopping for a Wii. Join the Great Lady as she dares to do battle with Oliver Cromwell and James Cameron, and rules with a steady hand over people who can’t tell the difference between the Virgin Mary and Mary Worth. “Curse you, historical accuracy!”
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Susan001 said, 17 days ago
I hope her Maj has “crash” insurance! LOL
richardelguru
said,
17 days ago
Wow I haven’t seen one of those for a looooong time!
Colt9033 said, 17 days ago
It went from Windows 7 to a MAC?
motivemagus said, 17 days ago
Nooooo! Not the Dead Mac!!
I seem to recall seeing this once, waaaay back in the day…
LibrarianInTraining said, 17 days ago
On the subject of Macs and error messages, my hubby works in tech support. On days when the calls are slow, he likes to read forum posts from other techs who got funny or interesting phone calls.
This is one he found:
At 3:37 a.m. on a Sunday, I had just looked at the clock to determine my annoyance level, when I received a frantic phone call from a new user of a Macintosh Plus. She had gotten her entire family out of the house and was calling from her neighbor’s. She had just received her first system error and interpreted the picture of the bomb on the screen as a warning that the computer was going to blow up.
There are even more at Rinkworks.com which is where he gets most of them.
kfaatz925 said, 17 days ago
Oh, dear. The frowny face of doom.
Wildcard24365 said, 16 days ago
Wait a minute… a problem so serious, it changed a PC to a Mac?
DigitalFrog
said,
16 days ago
Maybe it’s not a computer at all - Her Majesty is known to be fond of the royal wii….
BrotherFlounder said, 16 days ago
Oh wow, from a BSOD to a Sad Mac. What’s next, kernel panic?
pabsungenis
said,
16 days ago
Turns out this week was (almost) based on a true story. I was having drive difficulty (I thought) shortly after I did and filed these three days’ worth, so I ordered a new drive and moved to my laptop to keep working. Now after three days of fiddling around, it turns out it was the drive controller on the motherboard, not the drive itself, that was going. Joy.
Technojunkie said, 16 days ago
Or a Guru Meditation Error?
yyyguy
said,
16 days ago
at least you’ve been able to keep going and prevent the rest of us from going into withdrawal symptoms.
Orgelspieler said, 16 days ago
Ummm… gotta ask, Pab, with all the computers and computerese involved in this most worthy effort, why does your icon carry a pencil?
The Old Wolf
said,
16 days ago
“Error code = -1”
3hourtour said, 16 days ago
..wait for Windows 12…
pabsungenis
said,
16 days ago
Orgelspieler: It’s modeled after a clipart image I used ages ago because it kind of looked like I did back then. I drew this self-portrait in the same basic pose with the same accessories and the same color scheme.