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I found this in a notebook the other day; I had completely forgotten drawing it. Walter did once suggest that since doctors were willing to operate for an ingrown toenail they should be willing to operate for “an ingrown Oedipus[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Don’t send me e-mail about this, because yes, your dictionary might say that the distinction between the two words is hazy at best, but shades of meaning are important, and anti- words mean active opposition while a- words mean absence.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Remember this joke? No? That’s because I last attempted it two years ago. It didn’t take me all that time to draw this version, but it feels that way.
You know how it is when you neglect a project for a while. It starts haranguing you.
A book excerpt. I think I have not been working up to my usual standard lately, whatever that might be, and it’s because I have been going through Some Things in therapy and my brain in general. I drag myself[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Lobotomy’s a crap shoot. The person who witnessed your terrible crime might become zombified, or dead, or just totally indifferent to the whole issue, but she might also become extremely talkative and unable to censor herself. Bonus panel here.
If this exchange doesn’t make you see the appeal of lobotomy, you are either lacking in self-awareness or very much to be envied.
A different Walter Freeman today. That’s Doctor Three, son of lobotomist Walter, and no, I am not going to go to his laboratory in Berkeley and harass him, but I can’t help but fantasize. He seems like such a nice[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
