Sometimes I stumble upon a cartoon I wish very, very badly I had written myself. Yesterday was such a day. I asked Doug Savage, the brilliant mind behind Savage Chickens, and he allowed me to post that cartoon here for you.
Great, isn’t it? Go check out the original post.
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Honza and Punts 03.28.07 at 8:06 am
Or, just be around people with smaller boxes.
Elli 03.28.07 at 10:19 am
Beautiful! I love the Chicken cartoon, too! Sometimes we just need a reminder that no matter how intricate we believe our brains to be and no matter how important we think our realizations are, life really comes down to a very few crucial fundamentals. Whether I will be able to program it or not, I’m really looking forward to learning and maybe even understanding a little about Pragmatism. With the new semester approaching I feel all full of new energy. My mind is a sponge thirsty for new worlds of thought to open up. I can’t wait to check out all the new boxes awaiting to be inspected by me. Maybe I’ll find one or the other comfortable one. Which brings me to the question: Can one Shtikl inhabit more than one box and if so, how would that work?
indeterminacy 03.28.07 at 10:34 am
Köstlich, herrlich und perfect!
P.S.
I can never figure out the instructions on how to fold the boxes together.
indeterminacy 03.28.07 at 10:38 am
P.S. The chicken cartoon is good too. Probably trying to work out the quickest way for a chicken to cross a road, or which came first: the chicken or the egg.
Dushan 03.29.07 at 6:36 am
@indie: the chicken-egg dilemma is solved. The egg came first. A creature’s genetics usually don’t change within its lifetime. So if any mutation from x to chicken happened, the differentiating mutation must have been between the creature laying the egg and the first chicken-egg.
indeterminacy 04.04.07 at 10:33 am
I’m glad that problem has finally been solved. Impressive what all you can do with logic.