Comment On 1.6: Orientation

M.C. Sarbanes-Oxalot:

I've said it before... stop with the comics.

A day in the life of "M.C. Sarbanes-Oxalot"...

M.C. Sarbanes-Oxalot:

... they're diluting the mission of the site...but we come here for WTFs and this is fiction. Simple as that.

And on that note, I said the same things to the folks at the New York Times. Stop publishing Andy Cap, Get Fuzzy, etc! I read the NYT for the *news*, and this is fiction! Stop diluting the mission of a *news*paper with your comics. I'll get a comic book if I want to see comics!

I've sent that letter to the editor 10 times, I think they'll finally listen on the 11th time.

With deference to Joe Mathlete, I present by popular demand: Splognosticus Explains Today's Mandatory Fun Day



George McDougall helps us relate to the tedium of training films by exposing us to a double-length issue of his comic. His expert reuse of a joke he made last week shows why he is widely celebrated as a master of the tedium medium.