The Art Of Money
It’s an ancient Chinese artPosted Wed, 12/16/2009 by Dave
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A discussion about the perfect way to fry bacon generated this comic idea. Combine with one of the most famous historical generals and you’ve got a bestselling series of books. I have to imagine that like the “Idiot’s Guide”s have the “For Dummies” counterparts, there’s also an advice series out there by Napoleon, or maybe Alexander the Great.
Chinese military history is one of those things that I always wish I would spend more time studying, and not just for insights into business acumen. The entire Three Kingdoms period is a fascinating drama (and the fact that it’s since inspired a number of famous franchises, like the Dynasty Warriors games and a Magic: the Gathering set certainly didn’t hurt my interest.)
Just so you know, Pestilence is explaining to Enigma the thrilling conclusion of The Runaway Bunny in panel 1. This is just another in in the chain for his obsession of books about bunnies. Visit your local library, and read it yourself–it’s a timeless classic. See you Friday.
I HATE THAT SONGPosted Wed, 12/16/2009 by Joe
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You don’t understand, Doc. I once took Taekwando lessons… and for ONE class… one ENTIRE 2-hour class… that song was played on repeat, for lack of anything better to play. Even our usual, the Mortal Kombat Movie Soundtrack, was better than THAT.
…but I digress.
i used to have trouble with those pesky blankets…that was, until i read sun tzu’s art of comfy blanket draping…
the bacon thing kinda reminds me of a roommate… he has the odd habit of making bacon at like… midnight or 3:00 am or other a-typical bacon hours. It’s worth noting that I can see the stove from my bed.
LOL is an understatement in this case. I love perusing bookstores for this reason.
. . . LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!
“Sun-Tzu’s Art of Art”
I like Enigma’s trench- epaulets & double-breasted FTW!