Do they pour the coffee from one mug to the next for each sip, or are they drinking 3 coffees each just to hold a conversation?

You can see his shadow on the ground.

If the car looks like that, he can’t be dancing away, can he? Man, adrenaline is one hell of a thing

What do you mean a read-only feed?

SATW is a classic, and excellent. https://satwcomic.com/

I don’t think there’s any secret funding scheme that I would think is good. If it’s secret, there must be something sinister about it, no?

That’s awesome.

Generalizations like this are useless. Obviously there are exceptions. There certainly are people who retain a sharp mind into old age and even past age 100. It’s not that uncommon. If he also kept his body in good shape, it’s easy to believe he can still drive as well as anyone half his age.

Is he still mentally fit to drive at 98? Damn that’s impressive. You’ve got some good genes.

One of the non-cakes on Is It Cake. I will claim victory by any means necessary!

I get that feeling from 90% of this artist’s comics, but this one actually made me chuckle. More importantly, I shared it with my mom and it made her chuckle. She is not as accepting of LGBT+ as one might hope, so this was not a given.

It has all the elements of a joke, most importantly subversion of expectations. I’ll give this one a pass. Save your rant for the next comic ;)

I’m not 100% sure, but I think it’s a coffee machine with the coffee blasphemously being poured into a bowl instead of a mug.

And here I am, stuck living in the one country in the world that’s only getting closer to the US: Israel. I pray that by the end of the next decade or three, when the dust settles, we’ll be closer to Europe instead, as we’ve been in the past. But that seems practically impossible.

Sigh maybe I’ll move to Europe. I’d probably fit in better culturally.

Try Caleb’s approach for this sort of thing. “Are you a cannibal man?” “Well, that’s not how I would define myself. If we’re going by what I’m most passionate about, I would say that I’m a woodworker.”

Yeah, I can’t see anything else either.

I have no personal experience with this, just stuff I’ve heard online and from friends. I may well have some details wrong, but the truth is I’ve always been able to use my Visa credit card for any online shop from any country, including ones which Americans were having trouble with.

I think some shops (and maybe countries) which have a strong trade/tourism relationship with USA will just go out of their way to support American “non-international” cards. Whether that is the case for you in New Zealand, I can’t say.

I don’t have much stake here and I admit I could have gotten something wrong.

This is a common misunderstanding that Americans have. The truth is that American banks issue domestic-only cards that cannot be used outside of the USA. You can get an international credit card and it works everywhere.

In most other countries, certainly where I live (Israel), all credit cards are intentional by default and they work wherever you go in the world.

So the truth is that, as is often the case, USA with American exceptionalism has created an incompatible system to everyone else, and then suffers the consequences.

Not me: I don’t understand what is being said here, and I’m not ashamed to admit it. What is this comic trying to say? I really can’t figure out a cohesive statement.

“That comes near them” is a crucial qualifier. If you leave them alone, they leave you alone.

I don’t think this answers your question, but this might interest you if you haven’t heard of it before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinelese

It’s an island with a tribe of people who have no contact with the rest of the world.