I always wondered what went on at Dewey campaign HQ on election night in 1948. Especially after their euphoria of winning the presidency was dashed to pieces when the full results came in.
Perhaps today’s comic lends us some insight?
-S
The imagination well ran dry, so enjoy this guest comic made by my younger sister!
Until next time, I am,
Your very exhausted artist,
-S
Today’s comic is dedicated to those reading in the Baltimore region, to whom this joke has an added layer.
To those who live outside the abovementioned region, I’m sure you will enjoy the absurd imagery I have presented.
Happy Easter! Enjoy your chocolate-egg-infused sugar highs.
I am, as always,
Yer ardisd, hon
-S
In reference to today’s comic…isn’t true, though?
-S
Sometimes, I’ll come up with an idea that won’t let go until it makes it onto the site.
This is one of those ideas.
-S
Only the most agile of Kung-Fop practitioners are able to perform a flying kick without spilling a single drop of their tea.
-S
In honour of Cinco de Mayo, here’s President Benito Juarez, who led Mexico through its war with France!
Ole!
-S
I’ve been reading a lot of true-crime lately and suggest to you, the gentle reader, A Bright and Guilty Place.
It’s pretty much about Los Angeles and the creation of what would call “Noir.” Its a fun, and as you can see, inspiring read!
-S
In regards to today’s joke:
Too soon?
-S
In regards to today’s comic, it is true!Â
Edith Garrud, a suffragette in the UK, practiced her ju-jitsu on the hapless policemen of London who made the mistake of attempting to arrest her.
Edith’s story was referenced to me by my girlfriend, which inspired the above comic.
Until next time, I am
unschooled in the martial arts,
-S