Blue's News share an amusing ActionTrip comic strip

Neatorama shares Awkward Stock Photos. (some might be disturbing to the viewers)

This amusing Dorkly comic strip shows "Gaming Then & Now".

This totally fits your old overlord's gaming history. ;)

The Daily What Geeks shares a(n) comic strip/image showing how to remember to hyphen or not

Neatorama shares an interactive CollegeHumor's web page game titled "Choose Your Own Adventure: Office Edition" that is based on "Choose Your Own Adventure"

Fail Blog shows a funny image of what really goes on with a desktop computer when printing.

This Dilbert comic strip shows why your overlord only socialize online. [grin]

This ExtraLife comic strip shows "Speaking my language language" which your online overlord does a lot

Dorkly shows its funny comic strip showing a family confict

This amusing Twaggie comic strip shows the purpose of the CAPS LOCK key.

Neatorama shares a collection of images showing "Brand Reversions ... new versions (reversions) of famous brands by swapping one creative style with another

Neatorama shares a new web site titled "Breaded Cats" showing silly photographs/photos. of breading cats/cat breading.

Chicken e-mailed the insect overlord two funny old Buni comic strips from 2011: » read more | login to post comments

FoxTrot shows a funny comic strip for Super Bowl Sunday.

Neatorama shares The Simspons Park references list showing famous paintings in The Simpsons -- "Over the years, the authors have been having fun parodying numerous famous paintings.

Brevity shows an amusing comic strip on "Flash"

Fail Blog shows an image showing "Corporate Logo Math(ematics)".

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks share a Mental Floss/mental_floss blog showing "The Most Amusing Images from the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) Strike -- On January 18th, websites across the internet went on strike to protest the SOPA and the related Protect IP Act (PIPA). Some sites were completely blocked; others added censorship graphics to their banners, and some posted about the strike. The point was to make all internet users aware of the bills before Congress and to encourage reader participation. A few sites went above and beyond the call of duty and made the strike itself entertaining.

FailDesk shows what "passwords are like ..."

...At least now there's a handy guide. Be sure to take ample notes.