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Found it: http://www.flubu.com/comics/dilbert-webbrowser.jpg

Hell you could probably power the entire south with the revolutions that man is turning in his grave.

May he rest in peace.

References to jokes:

• Flubu (search for "spinning")
• Half Bakery

I like the "wrap wires on body" idea better - it probably results in higher revolutions.

As KingAlanl pointed out, hotlinking is not allowed. I missed that; my apologies.

Please visit the main page instead.

Main page:
http://www.flubu.com/

Index page with comics:
http://www.flubu.com/comics/index3.html

As KingAlanl pointed out, hotlinking is not allowed. I missed that; my apologies.

Please visit the main page instead.

Main page:
http://www.flubu.com/

Index page with comics:
http://www.flubu.com/comics/index3.html

Warning:
http://www.flubu.com/images/no-hotlinking.png

Isaac Asimov's grave must've reached 5,000 RPM.

Dilbert comic: Spinning in grave

I'm gonna write me a new minivan this afternoon!

http://www.flubu.com/comics/garfield-decaf.jpg

I once read a Non Sequitur sketch which to my mind sums up the main problems with religion. People can believe what they want, but the problems arise when they try to force others to adhere to the same beliefs. By that token, if you absolutly believe in the force and consider yourself a Jedi Knight then right on! I'm sure you have your reasons, even if it seems daft to me, however thats your decision (hopefully).

I think Mauve has the most RAM.

"I don't understand why some people wash their bath towels. When I get out of the shower I'm the cleanest object in my house. In theory, those towels should be getting cleaner every time they touch me."
"Maybe I could hug you every day so I don't need showers."
"Are towels supposed to bend?"
--Wally and Alice, this Dilbert cartoon

see here

-CPM