Author Topic: Best Dilbert Strip Ever  (Read 4685 times)


game development logic
except now more and more games are losing the UI/HUD



No i saw the best one a week ago, Although i've completely forgotten where i saw or what it was about

Cyanide and Happiness > this

Cyanide and Happiness > this
Completely different genres types of comic. It'd be like comparing professional and high school basketball.
« Last Edit: June 05, 2010, 06:02:08 PM by Sirrus »

C&H tends to use surprise humor
Dilbert just has a funny concept

It'd be like comparing professional and high school basketball.

Bad example.

You mean it'd be like comparing high school basketball to professional baseball.

Bad example.

You mean it'd be like comparing high school basketball to professional baseball.
Doesn't matter the order, but seriously. C&H can get away with more stuff than Dilbert because Dilbert in the paper, where stuff be ultra-conservative and C&H is online where you can do pretty much anything. Also, Scott Adams is in his fifties and writes comics for a fan base comprised mainly of dumpy white guys in dead-end jobs and the guys that write C&H are in their twenties and write for angsty hipster teenagers.

You have to understand that it's hard to compare the two.

Doesn't matter the order

You compared the same sport.

I never found Dilbert to be amusing in the least. Not that I don't get the humor, I just don't find it that funny.  Now give me some SinFest and that is what I call humor! Example:

http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=3558

I never found Dilbert to be amusing in the least. Not that I don't get the humor, I just don't find it that funny.  Now give me some SinFest and that is what I call humor! Example:

http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=3558
You're an alien, you appreciate different types of humor.

I don't get most of their comics either, but some are slightly funny.

Cyanide and Happiness > this

Cyanide and Happiness isn't funny in the slightest.