Follow along as Jim, Ben, and friends take on their GM in a Star Wars campaign in a world where Star Wars never existed. If you’ve ever been a GM you’ll be laughing during almost every strip. The strip follows the movie visually, but diverges heavily on the plot and characters. This is definitely entering my weekly rotation of web comics!
The British Cartoon Archive, courtesy of the University of Kent, has a collection of old Andy Capp cartoons going back to August, 1957 and running through December, 1962. It’s interesting to watch the evolution of Andy and Flo’s appearance over those 5 years and then to look at them in the current version.
Here’s Flo & Andy in 1957 (single panel strip):

And here they are in 1962 (4 panel strip):

And lastly, here they are in 2009 (3 panel strip):

You can find more information about Andy over at his Wikipedia page.
Came across this while Stumbling…

“Some people are like Slinkies. Not really good for much, but bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.”
I got into trouble with my wife after I cooked dinner the other night. I don’t know why. Here’s the photos of our sweet & sour chicken dinner…
My son got me the other day. I sit down at my computer and wiggle the mouse, screen stays black. Press a key on the keyboard – nothing. Press every button on the front of the montitor – no dice. Hit the reset button on the PC – nada. Make sure all the cables are plugged in – check. “Well crap,” I think, “my nice 19-inch monitor died, now my cheap backup has died. Time to bite the bullet and buy a new flat screen.”
I find one that I want and am one click away from the actual purchase when my son walks in and says “Oh, are you buying a new monitor?” and then reaches over and presses the power button on the “broken” monitor. I heard my geek cred flushing down the toilet as it came on. And, of course, my wife was a witness to this event.
In my defense, the power button on the monitor was very well camouflaged.
My son whines entirely too much.
“Daddy, turn the ligh back on; Daddy, turn the hot water back on, please; Daddy, please quit sitting on me; Daddy, please quit beating me with the rubber hose; Daddy, can I come out of the oven yet?”
I mean all the kid does is whine.
* Update: This was a really crappy BabelFish translation. A better translation can be found here: http://greeneggpage.com/?p=510
Earlier I posted the video to Alles Neu by Peter Fox, and I mentioned that I had found the German lyrics. Well, a trip through BabelFish resulted in this: (if anyone can do a better translation, please, please let me know)
Back in the 80’s, Compaq ran a series of commercials in England starring John Cleese of Monty Python fame (of course, if you don’t know who John Cleese is, you should put underwear on your head and smack yourself with bricks!).
We’ve seen “Boring” and “That Trendy Computer” already, so here’s “Portable – Compared to this Fish”.
[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=RlmzwZXa-Ww]
Back in the 80’s, Compaq ran a series of commercials in England starring John Cleese of Monty Python fame (of course, if you don’t know who John Cleese is, you should put underwear on your head and smack yourself with bricks!).
We’ve seen “Boring” already, so here’s “That Trendy Computer”. This one doesn’t scream 1980′s at all…
[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=dm7gLKZcmhM]