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holiday dirt

Another visit from the nondenominational moose. Happy holidays, and keep it clean. This strip is featured in the December issue of Blanket Magazine.

landscape

Follow the arrows and make the best of it.

hard notes

Give thanks for low flying love songs.

well, it looks flat, don't it?!

OK, smart guy, if we're on a big doughnut where's the pink icing?! Huh?!

one good turn...

rock, paper, scissors... rock!

Happy Birthday, Stuntthinker.

again with the fart jokes

more fart jokes

Can anyone resist dropping a rock in a deep, dark hole?

it's the thought that counts

It's that season again. Go plant that tree the nondenominational moose brought you. Wait, that's Arbor Day.

top banana

not the gulf oil spill

This one was done about a year before the big spill in the Gulf, and I think oil was the farthest thing from my mind.

monsoon

This was drawn up to fit the theme of "over consumption" for Blanket Magazine. Get it while you can.

les and ray

These strips never have a title when I draw them but looking back at this one it made me think of "Les and Ray" by Le Tigre right away. If you haven't heard the song I can't say for sure that it would be worth your while to look it up. I like it, but it's not for everyone. Suffice to say that it mentions some saving grace seeping through the walls in the form of piano music.

doppelgänger

remember when you were at Disneyland when you were six and you were supposed to hold on to dad's finger the whole time so you wouldn't get lost? You let go for a minute to get a closer look at the mad tea party and when you reached up for dad's finger again it turned out to be some guy who thought you were trying to do the, "pull my finger," thing. Ha! wasn't that a laugh?

stepping out

mrs. a-go-go and I are back from our long road trip and it's time to pick up where we left off.

title page, volume 2

Loit Fum Dork, Pic Shaws volume two, is a collection of over simplified interpretations of various cosmologies. To see volume 2 from the start jump back to the post for March 13th. For less serious cartoons take a look at volume 1, Woit a Dowsan Woids, posted 9/28/2009 to 3/11/2010, and thanks for tuning in.

vol. 2, number 20, brain in a bottle

Can it get any more grim!? Why, yes! How about the swell idea that you're just a brain in a bottle being tortured by the evil genius? It's awfully similar to ideas that turn up in Hollywood science fiction like The Matrix and Dark City. Well, that's the end of volume 2 folks. I won't be making more posts until we get back from The Big Trip. For more on that, visit goin' with the a-go-gos. Want more wacky thought provoking stuff? Try looking up the Demiurge. That'll keep ya busy for a while.

vol. 2, number 19, between order and chaos

Complexity (and therefore life) lies within a fine line between order and chaos. Although this space is thin, it is vast, like the surface of the ocean between air and water, between stifling order and preemptive chaos.

vol. 2, number 18, more free will

If we reject the arbitrary creator, is that the death of it? If the arbitrary creator is dead, what meaning can we have? Oh, to heck with meaning. We're all here for such a short visit, better try to have a good time.

vol. 2, number 17, free will

OK, back to something theological again. If we reject the idea that our lives are controlled by fate or an arbitrary creator (in case you haven't gathered this from previous strips, the hook is the arbitrary creator) and we struggle to insist on our free will... what happens to meaning? Stay tuned. Yeah, I know, it's just a cartoon.