STRIP FOR Jun 8, 2008

@sotosay I came back to say that's really nice. Whew. http://dilbert.com/fast is the way to go. If only there were some way to get rid of the color....

@sotosay No, I never read the comments. Why would I read the comments? I didn't even know there were comments until I clicked the strip too many times yesterday. I don't ever plan to read the comments again, frankly. Thanks for the tip! Although I don't understand the purpose of the flash site, knowing where the non-Flash site is should be good enough. I've been going to http://unitedmedia.com/comics/dilbert/archive for years, but I guess I can learn a new URL.

Is it so hard to go to dilbert.com/fast and enjoy the Flash-free version? Stop complaining already! Btw, this advice was given almost daily, don't you ever read the comments?

@dede a sideways blue chevron will appear over the right side of the last panel if you hold your mouse over it.
@bdbrad word. WTF? This nonsense with the colored strips embedded in a crazy heavyweight interface is annoying on most days, but nearly unusable on Sundays (and, yes, as I've illustrated above, I know about the arrow.) Who thought any of this was a good idea? Is Scott Adams unhappy with his success, and trying to drive his ad revenue down? I'm not about to stop reading dilbert, but in a few weeks I'll chuck the web site and just wait for the compendia. So what if I'm five years behind?