on a Mac Powerbook]
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"John & Martha 7" |
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"John & Martha 8"--a whole new meaning to "passing" . . . |
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"John & Martha 9": The question I really wanted to ask (of, say, Huckabee & Romney) during the first few Republican primary debates (2007) . . . |
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"John & Martha 11" |
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"John & Martha 10": The satire is aimed, in part, at the many hypocritical conservative talk-show hosts who wave the flag of the U.S. as the greatest country on earth with one hand, and gesticulate towards the incredible "degeneracy" (be it gay, Marxist, atheist, tree-hugger, "Black-culture," etc.) of this same country with the other. . . . |
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The real humor here involves the irony of my "brave" daughter Emma's (er, Joan of Arc's) later behavior that Halloween: she was frightened by someone dressed up as a huge TV set, and so she and I spent much of the evening waiting in the car instead of trick-or-treating. . . . |
To quote Shakespeare, I "have been at a great feast of languages, and" have merely "stol'n the scraps." |
Photo taken at the Omaha Zoo; as a student reminded me once, it's pretty incredible how a peafowl's cry sounds like "Help! Help! Help!" . . . |
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Not a cartoon per se, but a pict I use on several of my other web pages, usually accompanied by the Western Meadowlark's audio/song. (Oh, yeh, it is a dig at all those web pages with irritating commercial banners. . . .) [Correction to my general note that I took all the bird photos: not this one–it's the simple result of a Google Images search. . . .] |
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When I put this on my office door, several people commented upon it, but I'm still not sure they got it. Do you? |
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