Scott Adams’s Dilbert comic strip was a ground-breaking classic that often told the uncomfortable truth about management and its ineptitude in dealing with its employees.
Thank you for reminding me why I once laughed with Dilbert. This was our son Jeff’s favorite comic strip. I suspect that Jeff will be looking for Scott to ask him what in the hell happened to him.
First they came for the Sunday Doonesbury; then daily Dilbert--have not read the Register comic page since. Little known fact: Adams continued to publish two three-panel comics/day, one from ten years ago and one current, all acerbic and funny, available on his website for a few pennies/day. With increasing frequency he added a third--RRN (Robots Read News), scatological and often severely so, skewering the woke. Never sensed any racism. He was open about his cancer and published until two days before he died.
I bought a copy of The Dilbert Principle, but I recall giving away another Adams book when I moved to another state a decade ago. He could have apologized for his racist remarks on his deathbed.
Thank you for reminding me why I once laughed with Dilbert. This was our son Jeff’s favorite comic strip. I suspect that Jeff will be looking for Scott to ask him what in the hell happened to him.
First they came for the Sunday Doonesbury; then daily Dilbert--have not read the Register comic page since. Little known fact: Adams continued to publish two three-panel comics/day, one from ten years ago and one current, all acerbic and funny, available on his website for a few pennies/day. With increasing frequency he added a third--RRN (Robots Read News), scatological and often severely so, skewering the woke. Never sensed any racism. He was open about his cancer and published until two days before he died.
I bought a copy of The Dilbert Principle, but I recall giving away another Adams book when I moved to another state a decade ago. He could have apologized for his racist remarks on his deathbed.
Right or wrong Dilbert will be missed. Arnold, I have membered who gave the weather report for WNAX. It was Bob Hill, "And that will be the weather".