Hamsterdunce #79

That is a nice wallet in that last panel, isn't it? It's made out of 100% unicorn hide.

Hamsterdunce #73

One more reason to telecommute. Or better yet, to not work at all...

Hamsterdunce #67

The longer I wait to find real work, the more likely this is gonna happen. Right now I'm thinking the hell with it. Of course, I am still in my pajamas.

Hamsterdunce #64

Based on idea from my online pal Matrixsynth.

Hamsterdunce #60

Of course, this will hopefully exclude LEGO blocks... on which I am staking my potential grandchildrens' future.

Hamsterdunce #47

I had a good Thanksgiving this year, made better by knowing that I work from home and this kind of Monday won't be coming for me. Of course, neither will much of a paycheck.

Hamsterdunce #45

Been working from home for a good six months now, but somehow the corporate wound still hasn't healed.

Hamsterdunce #23

Not sure how I feel about the mental structure behind creating this particular comic. I regularly wonder about why caffeine somehow makes Coke & coffee taste different, and for that matter, the odd coincidence that coffee and caffeine are so similarly spelled. I will also regularly ask questions like this to anyone and everyone. But this comic just wrote itself with the punching. It was automatically generated by my brain to have this rambling, inquisitive character punched. My only conclusion is that I annoy the hell out of myself, and like I said, I'm not sure how I feel about that.

Hamsterdunce #22

So around the corner, there's this place that used to be called "Adam's Food Store." They've recently changed their name to "Discount Food Store," retaining all their crappy employees and crappy prices. Their deli won't even be re-opened for another four weeks. But for some reason, because of the name change alone apparently, the place is three times as packed as it ever was. It took me 20 minutes just to buy seltzer, people.

Hamsterdunce #18

In all fairness, I do connect with at least half of my ex work friends on Facebook at least once every four months or so... but far, far gone are the days of mopping beer off each other's floors with our beards.

Hamsterdunce #15

And let's not even get into the fantasies I had in the '80s and '90s; most of them required a holodeck anyway.

Hamsterdunce #14

I'd hate to think that some eons from now I've got to draw all of this again.

Hamsterdunce #7 - 5-Oct-2009

It's a bit hypocritical of me to make any criticisms about committees or people with jobs in general, isn't it?

Still, I get bored watching editorials & reading commentaries from people endlessly talking about what we need to do to fix the economy, environment, swine flu, impending martial law, mile-high typhoons, alien invasions, etc. The "we" they must mean is Superman, because they & the other 6.7 billion of us are all just sitting on ass trying to call each other to arms. Meanwhile, I'm sitting on ass drawing cartoons about it for only about a dozen of those 6.7 billion people to read, so poop on me.