Ed Hall, 2/26/13:
If only there were some kind of alternative to a society of people all commuting individually in inefficient automobiles -- some kind of mass transit to move large numbers of people at once!
Sadly, such a thing is only a dream.
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Showing posts with label Ed Hall. Show all posts
Feb 27, 2013
Jan 25, 2013
Things Known, Things Unknown, & In Between
Dec 20, 2012
Warning Signs
Ed Hall, 12/19/12:
Sure, 99% of loners and gun owners have never committed a crime -- yet!
But that's no reason not to lock them up, just to be sure!
Zero tolerance for nerds!
Sure, 99% of loners and gun owners have never committed a crime -- yet!
But that's no reason not to lock them up, just to be sure!
Zero tolerance for nerds!
Oct 19, 2011
Shovel Ready
Ed Hall, 10/18/11:
The real problem with America today is that there are lots of jobs going begging -- particularly in the always-booming construction industries!
Forget 9%+ unemployment, and 27% underemployment, because there's houses and retail space to be built!
(One wishes one knew what Hall was smoking, because it must be really good shit.)
The real problem with America today is that there are lots of jobs going begging -- particularly in the always-booming construction industries!
Forget 9%+ unemployment, and 27% underemployment, because there's houses and retail space to be built!
(One wishes one knew what Hall was smoking, because it must be really good shit.)
Sep 16, 2011
Dr. StrangeBob
Ed Hall, 9/14/11:
It was recently in the news that a scientific study found that young children (but not slightly older children) scored slightly worse on intelligence measure after watching an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
That clearly has something to do with this cartoon -- and the execution imagery may owe something to Texas Governor Rick Perry -- but I'm at a loss to explain exactly what....
It was recently in the news that a scientific study found that young children (but not slightly older children) scored slightly worse on intelligence measure after watching an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
That clearly has something to do with this cartoon -- and the execution imagery may owe something to Texas Governor Rick Perry -- but I'm at a loss to explain exactly what....
Apr 9, 2011
Please, Sir, I Want Some More
Ed Hall, 4/8/11:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but, when it comes to Tea Party opinions towards...oh, just about anything having to do with government, isn't their answer a very loud "less!"?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but, when it comes to Tea Party opinions towards...oh, just about anything having to do with government, isn't their answer a very loud "less!"?
Mar 23, 2011
Our Nightmarish Future, Once Again
Ed Hall, 3/22/11:
Nuclear power actually works by harnessing powerful spirits from the netherworld, which will be loosed to feast on the souls of the few doomed survivors when the Statue of Liberty is toppled by the inevitable ape takeover of the world.
Or something like that. Just run around in circles, throw your hands up in the year, and scream "DOOOOOOOM!!!!" as loud as you can, and Hall will be satisfied.
Nuclear power actually works by harnessing powerful spirits from the netherworld, which will be loosed to feast on the souls of the few doomed survivors when the Statue of Liberty is toppled by the inevitable ape takeover of the world.
Or something like that. Just run around in circles, throw your hands up in the year, and scream "DOOOOOOOM!!!!" as loud as you can, and Hall will be satisfied.
Mar 10, 2011
Pillow Talk
Ed Hall, 3/9/11:
There's no possible way that the US could survive if gas goes over $100 a barrel. That's why we all died on January 2nd, 2008.
There's no possible way that the US could survive if gas goes over $100 a barrel. That's why we all died on January 2nd, 2008.
Feb 20, 2011
Feb 12, 2011
The Exuberance of Youth
Ed Hall, 2/12/11:
If Mubarak had just put a few more people on the payroll, he would have still be fine.
If Mubarak had just put a few more people on the payroll, he would have still be fine.
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