We considered using BudUglyDesign for our web pages. For a while.
Also, here's an official Dilbert icon that does the same thing, but you may want to use it, since its the official way and not the way that I've been using for the last few years to help you to get to your favorite Dilbert cartoons. This is not a mandate from management, or anything like that of course. It's completely voluntary. But we'll be counting hits, and recording your machine name, and sending a report to The Dilbert Compliance Committee. Go ahead and access Dilbert any way your want. Using the official icon is not required at all, certainly not. We fully embrace diversity of Dilbert access in this organization. Yes siree.
We have met the enemy and they is us! [Pogo]
Some cartoons that I kept from Punch
in the 1960's:
One of Many
Titanic Cartoons,
and
Morris Dancers,
and
Hippies vs Police,
and my personal favorite.
Then there is
The Fosdyke Saga,
and, some information about Bill Tidy.
Lots of Popular Comics from the newspaper.
The Katzenjammer Kids (and many others)
More horrifying than hairspray!
More damaging to the environment than SUVs!
The name of this nefarious pollutant source?
Cows!
Even more dangerous than cows! This
terrible chemical
is hardly regulated at all!
It must be stopped now!
A man...A suit...A grizzly bear
Who Will Triumph?
Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus!
The Marx Brothers in general
A Night At The Opera
in particular.
Monty Python's Travel Agent Sketch
James Lileks is a very good
writer,
and is very funny. It is probably
not fair to
put him in the "comedy groups"
area, but what the heck.
Eater of Meaning --
converts web sites to an, ah, more interesting format
This website after conversion
More Conversions
have translated this website into
BORK BORK BORK
Rec.Humor.Funny -- best of the Internet jokes, updated daily
The Brunching Shuttlecocks are no more, but in their place are strange games.
Funny Books [on eBay]
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