Sadly, Yes.

In another time, this would be the script for an Adult Swim pilot.

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You know what? It’s been a long day and I do not have the energy for your hypothetical dream bullshit, Super Dictionary.

This film is heavily inspired by my time working in a 24/7 cafe last summer. Amongst the typical trials of graveyard restaurant life, I was dealing with some sticky home situations, the passing of my grandma, and some other events that really overwhelmed me.  Upon returning to school, I wanted to make something really positive.  There was this point where I realized that you’re never alone in pain, and knowing that other people are dealing with heavy things really helped me.  It by no means solved my own issues, but there’s this sort of silent empathy that we can all take part in. -n

I saw Chef today, a sci-fi movie about an alternate dimension in which a mildly acerbic restaurant review on AOL can go viral.

After escaping the Village, Number Six left the spy game behind and opened a mobile tea room and cabaret to mixed reactions on the A20 motorway.

I love finding stuff like this on things I order even more when I run my finger over it, feel the indentations and realize it's original to the package.

(contained "As You Were" #3 (early bird special), sold by Silver Sprocket)

Admit it. Before you expanded the image, you read it as "Donald Duck Gets F-'d Up."

And then you did expand the image and saw the donkey before you read the title correctly and completely got the wrong idea.

Donald Duck Gets Fed Up (Whitman, 1940) via ha.com

True story: I was working the pledge drive for a PBS station (because I'm a viewer, like you) during the local art auction last year and had to field calls from old women demanding to know why the Hell (direct quote) Lawrence Welk wasn't on. Because it was something they waited all week for. My takeaway from this was a new appreciation for "hope I die before I get old."

On the other hand, if Welk had been the star of a Hanna-Barbara mystery show, I would watch the crap out of it just for the accent.

Via Jeffrey Jon Pidgeon 

Lawrence Welk comics. Let me repeat that: Lawrence. Welk. Comics.

I miss this magazine so much.

VG&CE November 89’ - Software That Will Give You Nightmares!

Random sketchbook page.

(B. Kliban)

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