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[acoxcae]

I laughed loudly in my cubicle today. been a while since that has happened.

I hate laughing out loud in my cubicle - it tells my cube-neighbors one of two things - one, I might be insane, laughing out loud for no reason, or two, I'm clearly not doing any work if I'm laughing so hard.

This happened to me last week at Spamusement as I read their archives.  Every now and then, I would start laughing nearly to the point of convulsions, until I started covering my mouth habitually - by the end of the day, I was just spouting mysterious, vaguely rude noises every few minutes, and I think my coworkers were generally concerned for my well-being.  Wish it that I worked with people I liked, I'd send them the link.  Oh well.

[CortJstr]

This happened to me last week at Spamusement as I read their archives.  Every now and then, I would start laughing nearly to the point of convulsions, until I started covering my mouth habitually - by the end of the day, I was just spouting mysterious, vaguely rude noises every few minutes, and I think my coworkers were generally concerned for my well-being.  Wish it that I worked with people I liked, I'd send them the link.  Oh well.

I discovered that site a few months ago (via Lore?) and it is damned entertaining.

[6tm]

The cat with facial hair has compared himself to Picasso to make a point; the cat in glasses proceeds to take a dump on Picasso.

[jough]

The cat with facial hair has compared himself to Picasso to make a point; the cat in glasses proceeds to take a dump on Picasso.

Thanks for straightening this all out for us.

Well, this strip was funny.  It's a little over-the-top even for Pat, but whatever.  It made me laugh.  Maybe Onstad's getting back into the groove.

[jough]

This happened to me last week at Spamusement as I read their archives.

Evidently Pat reads Spamusement too:

http://spamusement.com/index.php/comics/view/233

[V-Adore]

I enjoyed this strip quite a bit. I don't have much more to say about it, as I'm tired, but I enjoyed it.

[miles]

Thank you for the birthday gift Mr. Onstad.  I needed it because I spent it over 6000 miles away from my girlfriend.  Plus I got kicked in the balls while I was very drunk.

So thank you.

[MattFish]

I never have anything worthwhile to say about strips like these, but I like them and they are funny.

[Null]

I too think a great Pat strip would be one where he is murdered painfully.  It looks here as if Nice Pete is about ready to comply.

He would of course go straight to Hell, where the riddle in the Friendly's menu would be something so offensive (personally) that he would not DEIGN to answer it.  He would thus remain in Hell for a long time.

Of course, after some while, Satan would think, This guy is a major sink-hole.  He is making Hell bad.  So Satan would sent Pat back to Earth...through an open sewer.  He would emerge in the midst of a couple of hundred photographers (digital and 35mm) and he would spend a few futile weeks trying to recover the negatives.  He would not be able to get any of them, though.

He would finally retire to a broken down mansion (in the center of a cemetary) where, on clear moonless nights, he could be heard shouting BAH at the top of his lungs.

I would get a framed copy of that strip.

[aparrish]

... after some while, Satan would think, This guy is a major sink-hole. He is making Hell bad.

Nah, I think Satan would be more likely to think that Pat was an upstanding guy.  He'd quickly get to work on implementing all of Pat's suggested reforms.

[Golfhaus]

I laughed about this strip all day. Pat thinks Picasso's work is crap, the world considers him a great artist. Clearly, the world is wrong. You can't BUY that kind of pretension.

[Bozack]

I laughed about this strip all day. Pat thinks Picasso's work is crap, the world considers him a great artist. Clearly, the world is wrong. You can't BUY that kind of pretension.

Ha, and the best thing is, Pat doesn't even MENTION that the world is wrong. He just assumes that Nice Pete also thinks Picasso is a charlatan.

[pmcd9]

I laughed about this strip all day. Pat thinks Picasso's work is crap, the world considers him a great artist. Clearly, the world is wrong. You can't BUY that kind of pretension.

Ha, and the best thing is, Pat doesn't even MENTION that the world is wrong. He just assumes that Nice Pete also thinks Picasso is a charlatan.

I thought Jackson Pollock was a charlatan until I saw one of his works in person.  It's like seeing the grand canyon, a photograph can not do it justice.  It must be seen to be believed.

~Paul

[revdj]

I thought Jackson Pollock was a charlatan until I saw one of his works in person.  It's like seeing the grand canyon, a photograph can not do it justice.  It must be seen to be believed.

~Paul

It's funny you say that!  I always thought the same thing about "Whistler's Mother" - I never got why people called it a great painting.  Then I saw it in person and was like, OH!

[jough]

I felt that way about Frances McDormand.  She seemed kinda homey (albeit not homely) in Fargo and other Coen Bros. films, but she's a total babe in person.