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From out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message (illustrated version, page 6)
After the original Community broke up, most of us went our separate ways. With this webpage, we hope to have a place for those of us who want to reconnect with one another. Here are portions of some of the emails we've already received
About 3,400 Oklahoma National Guardsmen are about to leave for training and a deployment to Afghanistan. A huge salute, of course! I always wonder, though, isn't there a better way than to keep throwing ourselves into this?
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Text added 2011 Feb 9 — US military, defense, foreign policy, Oklahoma National Guard — 3 views today
Our infrastructure is far too fragile. A little February blast (okay, a record blast, but still just a snowstorm) and too much breaks.
Fixing a hole in the Chicago River.
This is the regular version. Here is the BIG GRAPHICS version. Here is the Print a Mini-Comic version.
Cartoon added 2007 Jun 3 — Chicago, potato, urban, civilization, spud people, flood, humor — 3 views today
The last gas-guzzling road-hogging family road trip.
This is the Print-Five-8-page-Mini-Comics version.
Here is the Print-One-Big-40-page-Mini-Comic version.
Here is the online version.
This is the Print-Five-8-page-Mini-Comics version.
Here is the Print-One-Big-40-page-Mini-Comic version.
Here is the online version.
Cartoon, Mini-Comic added 2007 May 30 — road trip, family travel, humor, Suburban (Chevy), anti-gravity, transport — 3 views today
Nobody could figure where it came from.
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Verse added 2007 May 17 — creativity, butterfly, performance, surrealism — 3 views today
People turn to God in their hour of need. But what do they do when they get answered?
A shaggy Gothic horror story. 16-panel Daily Doodle comic.
Print as a mini-comic
How hi?
Cartoon added 2002 May 1 — stoned, tripping, hallucination, psychedelia, surrealism, absurdity — 3 views today
Bipedaling across the cosmos.
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Cartoon added 2002 Jan 4 — science fiction, extraterrestrial, alienation, evolution — 3 views today
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Out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message.
Presented in illustrated documentary, what we know of his story, and the history of our community he inspired.
Presented in illustrated documentary, what we know of his story, and the history of our community he inspired.
Albums
Internet Interface
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Synopses of webworks, all albums, (not counting Doodles)
All webworks from all albums (not counting Doodles)
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Mindful's playlists from all albums, featuring media from the web
Mindful Webworks images on fine stuff from the folks at CafePress
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—logprof on Ace of Spades