Schrödinger's Dick Cheney [comics]
salon.com/comics/tomo/2007/07/09/tomo/Posted Jul 12, 2007, 12:21 PM UTC
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Hasn't the "Dick in a box" experiment already been tried?
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It's the "Cheney Uncertainty Principle". By trying to ask a question, you directly affect the answer!
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Dick is definitely an anomaly, a political singularity. A point in the constitutional universe where normal legislative reality breaks down and cries 'Havoc', and lets slip the dogs of war.
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Cheney is a sinkhole of immorality swirling around a bleak...never mind...the man is simply a nightmare made flesh.
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A riddle wrapped inside an enigma inside a mystery...?
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I'd say more a rotting soul wrapped up in a layer of bacon.
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not even good bacon at that
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Bah, no good! I was hoping it would have something to do with some radioactive poison and food pellets Cheney is eating or something... oh well.
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Another interesting property is the Cheney Uncertainty Principle. It's incoherent in the Cheneyverse to describe Cheney as an asshole or a dickhat. He exists simultaneously in both states, and the act of observing him causes him to collapse into one or the other.
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ah the good old days of a simpleton, yes-man as VP...where did we go wrong, Al? Dan?
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Homer: "Heh Heh. It's funny because it's true."
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I think that salon.com is the only website I see on a regular basis that is still plastered with advertising even though I use adblock plus.
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But it's liberal advertising, so you see a line-up of diverse human buttocks with smiley-face overlays advertising a bidet.
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I didn't think the comic was paticularly great...or it made sense. If Cheney can gain new information but not give out information how does that make him oblivious to reality, wouldn't that just make realitly oblivious of Cheney?
I don't really care about any of that though. What I do care about is the banner ad at the top of the page, much more interesting.
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I like websites that block my ability to navigate Back. That's my favorite thing.
Click twice, quickly, and say "There's no place like Home."
No no no, then you would click "Home". Sheesh. Newbs.
I meant, of course, "There's no place like Reddit." :)
What, reddit's not your homepage?
A much nicer ring to it. :)
Here's the same comic on a less annoying website: http://www.workingforchange.com/comic.cfm?itemid=22433
If you can wait a few days, the strips turn up at Working For Change as well.
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