humor and entertainment
g
[calvin and hobbes]
one of my favorite comics of all time.
pg
[akkordeonspielenvergnugen!]
you see, it all started... ...aahhh, never mind.
[the basic laws of human
stupidity]
if you only read one link from my site, make it this one.
[dinosaur comics]
you'll see.
[doonesbury]
intelligent american cultural and political commentary.
[engrish]
sometimes, something gets lost in the translation.
[some favorite jokes]
read at your own risk.
[gunnerkrigg court]
the very first thing i do when i wake up on mondays, wednesdays and fridays is
to read gunnerkrigg court, by far my current favorite thing on the internet.
[mcse training ad]
unix admins: console skills holding you back?
[the postmodernism
generator]
the emperor's new intelligentsia.
[this modern world]
excellent american political satire.
[tree lobsters]
you can't prove they don't exist.
[xkcd]
"a webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language"
r
[bash.org]
[german-bash.org]
collections of irc "moments."
[electric sheep]
one of the originals and still one of the best.
[nine planets
without intelligent life]
excellent serial webcomic, but incomplete and rarely updated.
[the perry bible fellowship]
surreal, absurd, dark, brilliant. almost never updated any more, but very
well worth while if you've not read it before.
[questionable content]
addictive serial comic featuring a bunch of decent and clever
20-somethings. i didn't say it was plausible. since it's a serial,
you'll want to start at the first
one. it's brilliant to see the artist's talent develop over the course
of the strip.
[wigu]
deceptively subtle and insightful comic about growing up.
[wondermark]
a webcomic with a retro-art motif.
xxx
[space
moose]
nobody should look at this, not even me. i've read this
stuff a hundred times, and it still kills me every single time. be warned;
space moose is way beyond the boundaries of "good taste."
and finally...
[the end.]