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1. about 14 hours ago on Working Daze

   The bear thing was a coincidence. I’m 6’1" and, though I’ve recently lost some weight, I was up there for a while and looked a bit like Yogi Bear.

   The things about clues is, they’re easier to find after the fact than they are to plant. We like to see patterns and concordance. We like answers. If there really are none, we invent one that seems to make sense. Paul is not dead, and Klaatu were not the Beatles, but people found all kinds of things in the records that they thought were hidden clues.

2. 1 day ago on Maria's Day

   My parents would buy the Chef Boy-Ar-Dee pizza kit in a box- but the only cheese it came with was powdered, in a little can. That simply wouldn’t do, so they added Mozarella of their own accord.

   I didn’t eat in a cafeteria until junior high school (now called middle school) I never saw pizza offered until late in senior high. My junior high did manage to have green egg salad. No green ham, though.

3. 1 day ago on Working Daze

   Only that he comments here regularly. I know nothing about him. But then, many of our readers seem anonymous behind screen names. What inspires the question??

4. 2 days ago on Working Daze

   John and Kyle covered that years ago.

5. 2 days ago on Working Daze

   There will always be room for his swivel chair.

6. 2 days ago on Working Daze

   Actually, Ed has stayed overnight, and straight through weekends, many times.

7. 3 days ago on Working Daze

   Ed just made sure to ask for no snorers.

8. 3 days ago on Working Daze

   That was TIME’s take on it, in 2008. A lot of comic characters have had props. There was a strip back in the 60s called SUPER DUPER, by Bill Kresse. The main character, a building superintendent, almost always had a plunger under his arm. Even when he dressed for a fancy occasion.

9. 3 days ago on Working Daze

   Almost as big as one, though…

10. 3 days ago on Working Daze

    The very first time I drew it, Rita was feeling out of place along the other VPs. Just as a subtle way of underscoring that, they all have coffee and bagels while she alone has water and a muffin. But in the first panel I drew, she has coffee.

    After that, the decision was made to make the water a regular feature, due to observation of en exec who looked like Rita carrying it, and a piece in TIME about the bottled water phenom.