I’ve spent a fair amount of time over the years trying to understand nutrition and have come to a conclusion: Conclusions are pointless. At least for now…

Today’s cartoon is about the “Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe.” Like many children’s rhymes and stories, it’s been sanitized a bit over time. The third and fourth line, which I’d never heard before I researched it for this post, take the story in a whole other direction.

The expression “shrink” is short for “head shrinker,” which I suppose is a reference to certain cannibalistic tribes who shrunk the heads of their enemies…

Perhaps the character Tarzan is so enduring because he reminds us of ourselves. He was raised by apes, just like we all were…

Hysteria through history and how to calm down.

My wife divulged some dark secrets about me in her latest psychology essay. Yikes…

This week’s punchline parade…

Is all evolution progress?

A week of Bizarro cartoons and a video of me beating up an idiot.

I was raised in Tornado Alley…

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Except sometimes…

Of Picasso and Escher, which artist was a “druggy?”

So much to cover this week! Contest winners, attempted murder, Richard Cabeza, my podcast appearance this week…

Jack gets rich while his neighbors suffer the consequences…

Do your dogs cheat at Scrabble as much as mine do?

This whodunit must be solved by spring.

Today’s blog post talks about political correctness and one of history’s most famous bumbling fools.

This week’s Bizarro cartoons and my advice about your own creativity.

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