Tag Archives: comics

Religion vs. Atheism in Parenting

A few weeks back, I read Richard Dawkins in The God Delu­sion say:
I want us to flinch when we hear of a ‘Chris­t­ian child’ or a ‘Mus­lim child’. Small chil­dren are too young to know their views on life, ethics and the cos­mos. We should no more speak of a Chris­t­ian child than of a

Tintin and the Streisand Effect

Thanks to Expat Yank, I dis­cov­ered the Streisand Effect proven in action again. This time, it’s in the case of Tintin:
Sales of a Tintin comic book have rock­eted by 3,800 per cent after Britain’s equal­ity watch­dog claimed that it depicted “hideous racial prej­u­dice”.    
The Com­mis­sion for Racial Equal­ity (CRE) con­demned Tintin In The Congo for mak­ing

Top Ten Signs You’re Addicted To Asterix

In the mid-1990’s, the Inter­net humor scene was pro­lif­er­ated by “Top Ten Signs”. It started with “Top Ten Signs You’re Addicted To The Inter­net”, and now includes Google and Blog­ging!
Well, I’m a self-confessed Asterix addict, and I tried to find signs you’re addicted to it, but there were none. Hence, I decided to come up with my own.  So here goes…
Top Ten Signs You’re Addicted To Asterix
10. You exclaim ‘By Tou­tatis’ in sur­prise.
9. You feel hun­gry after see­ing Obelix eat boars.
8. You think all happy events should be cel­e­brated by a feast.
7. You mut­ter ‘By Belenos’ under