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May 14, 2010
Mongobert must try and put picture of Dilbert in undies out of mind. Mongobert frightened. Not sleep well now.
 
 
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Dec 18, 2009
Perhaps aspects of the green movement have been derided for the simple fact that they are ridiculous. Perhaps regarding any fun poked at the gospel according to the goracle as hostile reveals more about your ability to handle 'twuth' than alleged hostility. imo, this strip has a decided anti stuffed shirt agenda. Refreshing that by its very nature, the pompous posturing of the environmental "movement" draws well-deserved mockery. And all this dated well before the whistle-blowers posted all the cynical fraud and conspiracy emails from the chief scare-mongers.

Guess I can't handle the truth either. Well, at least the PC easily frightened and manipulated version of truth anyway.
 
 
Nov 29, 2009
I just noticed. In the fifth frame, suddenly Dilbert's tie is a full tie, but all of the other frames do not show this. Was this a case of drawing error?
 
 
Feb 23, 2009
Oh, and I just realised that of all the arguments I have ever had about the environmental issue (not that I have had many), this one in the context of a Dilbert comic strip has to be the single most bizarre. :-D
 
 
Feb 23, 2009
This behaviour here is in the name of "reducing carbon emissions" (frame 3), using "less soap and water on laundry day (frame 5), and the ability "to mouse more efficiently" (frame 6). Those are the motivations. Efficient use of a mouse does not significantly benefit the environmental movement, that is true. But are you saying that the behaviour exhibited here is NOT ridiculous for the purported benefits it will bring?

If that is your truth then you're right, I CAN'T handle it, and I don't want to! It's true that it doesn't harm me if other people do this, so anyone is welcome to follow Dilbert's example if they wish. But don't expect me to follow (birthday) suit.
 
 
 
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