New Sunday comic: The Department of Almost. Meet the folks responsible for your 3 a.m. thoughts.

ALT Three-panel comic. A man falls asleep smiling, thinking it's a perfect night. In a control room labeled The Department of Almost, two tiny workers watch him on a monitor, and the older one presses a big red button marked Embarrassing Memories. Back in bed the man's eyes snap open: 'Oh no... why did I say that?' The workers peek from under the bed. 'Every night?' 'Until he dies.'
Fried bologna, white bread, yellow mustard.
Nobody has ever improved this sandwich. Plenty have tried.
🤖 Made with AI
Two fingers off the steering wheel for every truck that passed.
He didn't know half of them. Didn't matter.
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Every dollar stolen from taxpayers is a dollar too many.
Retweet if you’re thankful to have an administration committed to rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse again!
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Thousands of Americans were murdered on 9/11.
Al-Qaeda is nothing to smile about, Congresswoman.
In 3,000 years, archaeologists will uncover millions of drawers filled with keys that open absolutely nothing.
They’ll assume it was some kind of religious practice.
And honestly, we can’t explain it either.
Somewhere in human history, somebody invented sarcastic clapping.
Before that moment, applause was a compliment.
One person witnessed a spectacular failure, slowly put their hands together, and turned congratulations into an insult.
We don’t know their name.
We owe them a statue. 👏
Everyone’s trying to build a robot that looks like a human.
I work around machines for a living.
Give me one that can crawl beneath a conveyor, detect a failing bearing, find the problem and help fix it.
No face. No handshake. No fake personality.
We keep trying to make machines look like us.
Why not make them capable of things we can’t do?














