Cartoon of a boy at a computer. Boy says to Mom, “I’m writing a blog. Does your family or Dad’s have the most sordid details?”
There are no sordid details in my blog… at least none I’m aware of. It seems safe to talk about yourself as opposed to loved ones. If that doesn’t work, make a cartoon out of them and distort the details enough so no one recognizes themselves.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of a press conference. A reporter says, “Senator! Any truth to the rumor you exchanged political favors for RAM?”
This is an illustration I did back in 1996 for the sixth edition of the “New Rider’s Internet Yellow Pages.”
Cartoon of man with wrecked computer. He says, “It wasn’t working so I converted it into a fine arts piece.”
Cartoon of a couple at a computer. The man says, “At our current savings rate, we should be able to retire in three hundred and twenty-seven years.”
I have a much better retirement plan. I close my eyes and toss the prospectus in the round file. Who needs to worry yourself with all that red ink?
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Cartoon of two men next to an Victorian-looking computer. One says, “There’s a good chance your computer isn’t environmentally friendly.”
I picture this computer belonging to Charles Dickens at one time. I can just see him typing out, “Please, sir, I want some more.” Of course, Charles would have been thinking about more RAM when he thought of that.
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