Sunday funnies — end-of-daylight-saving-time edition

November 6, 2022


Fall funnies

October 25, 2022


Find the sun!

September 29, 2022

The sun lurks somewhere among the leaves. See if you can find it.

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The solution will appear in the comments section later today.


Today’s cultural moment

September 29, 2022


Fall funnies

September 23, 2022


Happy first day of autumn

September 22, 2022


To everything there is a season

September 22, 2022


Today’s cultural moment

November 18, 2021

(The full concerto is available here.)


Local man lives in constant daylight after saving it for 12 years

November 7, 2021

From The Genesius Times.

A local man is living in constant daylight after saving it for 12 years.

“I’ve done my work and I save my daylight,” the retired urologist Bill Pardot explains, “but I’m not stupid and I don’t go spending it every fall, completely wasting the hour I saved.”

Pardot has been changing his clocks just like everyone each spring, but has yet to change them back every fall, thus giving him a full 24-hours of daylight a day.

Every year there are grumbles when we’re told to “Spring forward” and then “Fall back” as if those phrases mean anything. Critics of Daylight Savings Time say that the institution is a complete mind-numbing waste of time and doesn’t really do anything to benefit anyone, but Mr. Pardot appears to have solved the puzzle.

“Just don’t Fall back and you keep all the daylight you’ve saved! It’s so simple!”

Pardot claims to live in constant daylight. “I can do so much more since it’s always daytime for me and I don’t have to spend anything on energy since you supposedly save energy for the ‘Daylight Savings’ hour.”

Pardot has a message for governments and citizens around the world who have succumbed to the thoughtless tyranny of Daylight Savings Time propaganda: “Why do you sheeple squander that hard-earned daylight?? Keep saving it and eventually, if you save enough hours of daylight, you’ll live in eternal sunshine like me!”


Find the hamster!

November 4, 2021

Somewhere among the corn, a hamster lurks. (At least the artist says it’s a hamster; it looks more like a mouse to me.) And just to make it more confusing, there’s a pear in there, too. See if you can find them.

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The solution will appear in the comments section later today.


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