Katy wanted to take a picture of a couple of pigeons who were seriously going at it, feeding each other their butt fleas. She got too close though and ruined the moment.
She totally cock-blocked that poor pigeon.
Unexpected discovery
Katy and I were walking in Vevey while Bean was doing a waffle-and-compote workshop at the Alimentarium when we came across this. It will require further investigation.
Current mood
Pre-one-of-his-turns Pink.
When you really love your stuffed animals
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Rule #1 for online communication
A (pedant’s) guide to dying alone
The Tao of Snoopy
This is highly appropriate for work, these days.
Dasvidaniya comrad Trump
In a not-so-subtle jab at President Trump’s relationship with Russia, Time’s newest cover, for their May 29th edition, features the White House slowly being morphed into Moscow’s St. Basil’s Cathedral.
Machine learning
… just stirring the pile, boss.
Still going after all these years??
The last time I mentioned Garfield minus Garfield, it was back in 2008, when it first came out.
Without the presence of Garfield, the resulting strips consist mostly of Garfield’s owner, Jon Arbuckle, interacting with himself, rather than with his pet cat. The strip’s website characterizes this result as “a journey deep into the mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against loneliness and depression in a quiet American suburb.” Garfield creator and artist Jim Davis has commented on the webcomic, stating that he is an occasional reader and finds it “fascinating” and an “inspired thing to do”.
Apparently, Paws, Inc. published its own Garfield Minus Garfield from 2008-2010, and resumed publishing in 2012.
