Hilarious and inspired. I have loved Gary Larson since I was a callow youth. He also hooked me on the words 'Dang!' and 'Fud'. from johnnobi

    Oh, man, this is funny. And great social commentary. I love the sequence where Shaun just continues to wander on through his life completely oblivious to the zombie outbreak once it's begun. from vizstorm

    I love this show! I watch it every night on the Cartoon Network! Peter is too dumb for words. The baby (Stewie) is evil. And um, why does Meg look like a dude? LOL! Love it! from ashlee1969 - liked from lucky_j_rocks's entry

    Sin city the comic book is one of the finest art and story comics around, the art is very stylistic and the dialogue that Frank Miller writes may be a little a drift but it works in his comic book world! from waynet

    Jon Stewart is a great writer, hires great writers, and offers a different perspective on a lot of news items you might not hear elsewhere. from brechin - liked from kitchenhacker's entry

    Max Brooks has put together a fantastic "resource" for all the potential zombie hunters out there. The man has watched his zombie flicks, seen what works and what hasn't worked, and compiled it all into a wonderful volume ... more ... from poobah

    A funny and completely odd story. Great read, you won't be able to put it down. from ahanneken - liked from ema's entry

    This is a great novel. I read it usually once a year, and the characters and the story still hold their spell over me. from donc - liked from rayk's entry

    by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera the Toooooooooooom and Jerrrrrrrrrrrrrry Show. I like it when i was a child and i will like when am old to even stand up on my legs. The house cat and mouse rivalry show in very creative and fun way. from sancool

    Ctrl Alt Del (CAD) is a gaming-related webcomic and animated series written by Tim Buckley. The name of the comic refers to the Windows command Control-Alt-Delete. It is currently updated every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The comic's focus has gradually shifted away from single strip gags towards longer story arcs and greater continuity. Buckley makes a living from Ctrl Alt Del, placing him in a small group of web comic artists devoted to their comics full-time. from pia - liked from blackicejane's entry

    Oh gosh, I love this website. Although I have to admit that it shows some items that I can feel the arteries clogging just from looking at them. It's like watching a train wreck of food. You can't turn away. from gypsylibrarian

    This book is not so much a sci-fi or horror book, but rather a collection of how various people and types of people might react to a horrific event. It's a great study of psychology and the human condition. The things that will horrify you are not the zombies... it's what people will do to other people to avoid the zombies. Very well written. from poobah

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    This book is something I can hold dear. The memories I shared as young child of reading Calvin and Hobbes came back to me as I read some of these strips. from mzekash - liked from cham's entry

    I've read and listened to the book, and was very sad to know that this was Adams' last book, since the ending was a little final. Unfortunately, he died before he could write the sixth book, although I have heard that someone is trying to put together his notes and will write the sixth book on his behalf. from edeckers