You’ve got this. I believe in you.

You can find them under “Mr. Joshua” or “Pants” or “The Art of Pants”.

He doesn’t seem very intent on marketing himself outside of just his unique style (doesn’t even sign his comics!), but it still manages to circulate.

You just want my watch. You can’t fool me!

His drawings are like comics without a punchline or structured joke, but they still manage to be funny.

What an honor!

It makes me wonder if the alcohol is to distract you. Lol

if you excuse the trek reference.

I’ll always excuse a trek reference.

Since we aren’t capable of gaining absolute knowledge, we’re cursed with having to each set our personal threshold for skepticism/credulity. Setting it too low like your quiet uncle seems like it would be a confusing nightmare.

I tend to be skeptical, but I still went down a rabbit hole the other day re: aliens after indirectly reading about “sightings” in Europe in the 1600s. This one was fascinating:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1665_celestial_phenomenon_over_Stralsund

In the 70s, it’s probably just a given.

Some would probably call stuff like that “woke”, but maybe “performative” or “pandering” would be slightly less politically charged.

This type of stuff is immediately what I thought of too. They will happily sell both sides’ identity and values right back to them.

Lol, I’m very curious to know why someone would buy a shirt that says “Corporate Greed”

It’s making a joke about how we relate everything to our previous experience, no matter how limited. Basically this meme:

Or, another example might be how every game gets described as “like dark souls”

Ohhh, now I get the top comment.

Omg, I had no idea…

That is such a pet peeve of mine. Charts without labeled axes might as well just be art projects.

Np, just learned it myself right before posting this.

All of their “yes” responses together sound like “Yes, we see ya.”

The Japanese pronunciation is why they wanted to call him Puck-Man! It’s apparently from a Japanese onomatopoeia for a mouth opening and closing, “Paku Paku”