Comics I Don’t Understand

Final Comics-Related Chuckle of 2012

Cidu Bill on Dec 31st 2012

Filed in 2013, Bill Bickel, Buni, Comics That Made Us Laugh Out Loud, New Year's Eve, comic strips, comics, humor, lol | 8 responses so far

NYECIDU

Cidu Bill on Dec 31st 2012

Filed in Arlo and Janis, Bill Bickel, CIDU, Jimmy Johnson, New Year's Eve, comic strips, comics, humor | 7 responses so far

It’s a New Year’s Eve tradition: Armstrong posts one of these Earth-sun-moon strips, and I upload it to the CIDU page because I don’t know what the hell he’s trying to say.

Cidu Bill on Dec 30th 2012

I firmly believe that he draws these a year ahead, on the previous New Year’s Eve, after too many drinks, so they make perfect sense to him at the time.

Filed in Bill Bickel, CIDU, Jump Start, New Year's Eve, Robb Armstrong, comic strips, comics, humor | 10 responses so far

Over Where?

Cidu Bill on Dec 31st 2010

Filed in Bill Bickel, CIDU, Dilbert, New Year's Eve, Scott Adams, comic strips, comics, humor | 17 responses so far

One Final New Year’s CIDU

Cidu Bill on Jan 5th 2010

Karl Hakimian: I’ve got nothing on this one. I thought it might have something to do with stopped clocks being right etc., but I can’t make sense of it. Am I missing the obvious?

Filed in Bill Bickel, CIDU, New Year's Eve, comic strips, comics, humor | 38 responses so far

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Cidu Bill on Jan 1st 2010

Okay, I’m on board until the last two panels.

Filed in Bill Bickel, CIDU, Cyanide and Happiness, New Year's Eve, comic strips, comics, humor | 25 responses so far

New Year’s Eve Time Zone Synchronicity

Cidu Bill on Dec 31st 2009

Eh, not really a great bit of synchronicity, I guess. Though as long as I’m here, I was wondering… Do any west-coast parents let their younger kids watch the Times Square ball fall at 9pm local time, convince the young’uns that they’ve stayed up until midnight, and then herd them into bed?

Elyrest: Here’s one to throw into your New Year’s Eve Time Zone Synchronicity. It even deals with the ball falling in another time zone. The strip’s “Home and Away”