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Category Archives: Dilbert
Friday laugh track, courtesy of… Dilbert again!
What’s amazing to me is that many of these are over 20 years old. And still hilarious. No, really, a liberal arts education is more than this. Really. I think, therefore I am. Creation care meets Dilbert meets Far Side. … Continue reading
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Friday laugh track, courtesy of… Dilbert!
3 monkeys. 3 minutes. On politics, criminals, and fair wages. I’m afraid to ask what came in eighth. This has to be common in the business world. Just has to be. I’ve only heard of it occurring in academia one … Continue reading