No, it stops before WWII (or at least the Russell part does—there are also present-day interludes about writing the comic in a sort of meta-fictional sense)

It wasn’t that they were dumb—it’s that all conservative blonde female newsanchors are the same model of cylon!

Psst…you’re right about Perrier

You’re mistaking @e_buzz_miller:disqus for Fred Garvin!

Um, D’Angelo’s been writing here for years.

Sorry, I only mark my comments into a clay cylinder in cuneiform. They’re only translated and typed into disqus by some hapless grad student at the University of Chicago.

Hooray for Teti writing about TV again!

I still kind of miss Jennings. I think he was the last great evening news anchor.

On the other hand you havesomeone like Gary Gensler used to be a Goldman Sachs executive and was a very aggressive regulator (to the point where he was alienating other people in the administration). I think to some degree modern financial regulation requires an element of takes-one-to-know-one, and being a type-A…

[Bad joke redacted, although for the record it was a blonde joke, not a rape one]

It’s all true…especially the lies.

The school system I went to was rather progressive, so our social studies curriculum made us take a year of social studies focusing on America’s neighbors in the Americas, which meant a little less than a semester of Canadian history and a little more than a semester of Latin American history. Every Canadian I’ve…

Although it might not strictly fall under biography, Logicomix is a pretty great telling of the history of Russel’s life up to WWII and the development of analytic philosophy in the early twentieth century.

Community did it!

Did you explain how the women’s good fundamentals make up for their inability to dunk?

Smooth move

Alright, now it’s time for some geomorphology! You’ll notice that the slopes here are very steep and that we have a regolith that’s unanchored by vegetation. So, the relief here exceeds its geomorphic threshold value, meaning *buried by landslide*

No problem—I’ve been sneaking my own bottles of Colbert’s Formula 401 into restaurants for years.

Is it still big in Turkey and Brazil or has facebook vanquished it there, too?

From what I understand, Google+ is successful in terms of how many people are signed up—of course, a lot of those people were signed up automatically and don’t use it at all. I actually prefer Google+ to facebook by a wide margin, but so few of my friends are actually interested in social networking that it’s next to…