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  1. sockjockwarlock says

    Reminder that the creator of Dilbert wrote novels, God’s Debris & Religion War, during the phase when New Atheism was hot shit.

  2. says

    I think Adams was kind of an evil little shit toward the end, but not evil enough (or at least not consequential enough) to merit a “good riddance.”

    Also, I miss Bob Weir too — he’ll be more mourned and more missed than Scott Adams.

  3. says

    PS: That cartoon makes me wonder how many cube-farms really do have that arrangement. I’ve never heard of anyone saying it should be avoided as a rule.

  4. Larry says

    Dilbert was mostly spot-on during it’s heyday in the 90’s but like many things, it started to fade in quality. Maybe it was because he no longer was one of cubicle denizens and so didn’t have the stories or maybe it was his conversion to a RW asshole. Don’t know. I just pretty much ignored it. All in all, I’m pretty ‘meh’ on his death other than nobody should die that way, regardless of their personal degree of evil.

  5. robro says

    And Phil, and Donna, and Robert, and “Pigpen” and Keith and the other keyboard players that died. Most of the Dead are dead.

    Roll away the dew.

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