Nat Gertler's less scary name
@nat.gertler.com
Eisner-winning Peanuts nerd. Writer, publisher (About Comics), founder of 24 Hour Comics Day, sperm donor (retired). "Is he the guy who did that thing?" Yeah, prob'ly.
I could dig some mumblecore football.
November 11, 2025 at 6:43 AM
I could dig some mumblecore football.
I interviewed him about that (and other topics.)
The AAUGH Blog Podcast: Gary Burghoff (!!!)
Gary Burghoff, who was the original Charlie Brown in the off-Broadway smash You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown joins us to discuss that, as well as his own venture into comic strips, which in a way is t...
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November 11, 2025 at 5:40 AM
I interviewed him about that (and other topics.)
If it’s a hit, they will probably adapt the sequel, W For Wreak Vengeance, as well as the rest of the Sue Grafton oeuvre.
November 10, 2025 at 10:29 PM
If it’s a hit, they will probably adapt the sequel, W For Wreak Vengeance, as well as the rest of the Sue Grafton oeuvre.
It’s hard to keep things far apart when they aren’t parallel.
November 10, 2025 at 10:26 PM
It’s hard to keep things far apart when they aren’t parallel.
Wait, is Taco Bell selling us IMPORTED CRUNCHTADAS????
November 10, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Wait, is Taco Bell selling us IMPORTED CRUNCHTADAS????
May you have a saucy year!
November 10, 2025 at 8:37 PM
May you have a saucy year!
Yes, but you have to balance that with the fact that she wanted to get paid for a job without actually doing the job, and which of us hasn't wanted that?
November 10, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Yes, but you have to balance that with the fact that she wanted to get paid for a job without actually doing the job, and which of us hasn't wanted that?
Oh, the things that they can do these days!
November 10, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Oh, the things that they can do these days!
I will keep those in mind. (On the ground for just 30 hours with a thing to do, i certainly shall not get them all!)
November 10, 2025 at 1:10 AM
I will keep those in mind. (On the ground for just 30 hours with a thing to do, i certainly shall not get them all!)
Ach, sorry to hear it!
(This is the first time I'll be outside the airport in Seattle... so next time might be another 60 years.)
May your hospitaling go smoothly!
(This is the first time I'll be outside the airport in Seattle... so next time might be another 60 years.)
May your hospitaling go smoothly!
November 10, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Ach, sorry to hear it!
(This is the first time I'll be outside the airport in Seattle... so next time might be another 60 years.)
May your hospitaling go smoothly!
(This is the first time I'll be outside the airport in Seattle... so next time might be another 60 years.)
May your hospitaling go smoothly!
At the company picnic in 1930, not only did Harold Barefoot fare well (including in the three-legged race, where he was tied to Alf. Pow), but Hazel Barefoot and Ilene Barefoot also finished toward the top. It was a great day for Barefoot runners.
Article clipped from Calgary Herald
Clipping found in Calgary Herald published in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on 7/5/1930.
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November 9, 2025 at 8:57 PM
At the company picnic in 1930, not only did Harold Barefoot fare well (including in the three-legged race, where he was tied to Alf. Pow), but Hazel Barefoot and Ilene Barefoot also finished toward the top. It was a great day for Barefoot runners.
I would argue it’s because Rumours is a great album made of great songs. Dark Side is a great album experienced as a whole, but doesn’t have a kickin’ single to draw in the new listener. Eagles Greatest Hits v. 2 is a bunch of good singles that weren’t designed to be played together.
November 9, 2025 at 6:35 PM
I would argue it’s because Rumours is a great album made of great songs. Dark Side is a great album experienced as a whole, but doesn’t have a kickin’ single to draw in the new listener. Eagles Greatest Hits v. 2 is a bunch of good singles that weren’t designed to be played together.
Oh no, we were certainly "lucky" (it doesn't actually benefit us until we don't need a house anymore, and we'd rather the neighborhood was affordable)... but in general, house prices do go up over these long terms, even beyond mere inflation (which would have raised the value by 50% in that time.)
November 9, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Oh no, we were certainly "lucky" (it doesn't actually benefit us until we don't need a house anymore, and we'd rather the neighborhood was affordable)... but in general, house prices do go up over these long terms, even beyond mere inflation (which would have raised the value by 50% in that time.)
A 50 year mortgage is a bad idea... but even under it, you're likely to build substantial equity. Why? Because the value of your house goes up. We bought a $450K house 16 years ago. While we still owe $250K, because the house is now worth $925K, we have $675K equity.
November 9, 2025 at 5:13 PM
A 50 year mortgage is a bad idea... but even under it, you're likely to build substantial equity. Why? Because the value of your house goes up. We bought a $450K house 16 years ago. While we still owe $250K, because the house is now worth $925K, we have $675K equity.
Life was not always good to Henry Rottendick. (Boston Globe, July 5, 1988)
November 9, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Life was not always good to Henry Rottendick. (Boston Globe, July 5, 1988)
Those of us who did not struggle to learn did not learn to struggle.
November 9, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Those of us who did not struggle to learn did not learn to struggle.