First, advice from Megan Ganz (former Onion and Community writer, current Modern Family writer) on drafts.
Spit Draft: you type garbage, bald lines to get the scene across. (ie "We are in a fight!" "I have a response.") @julygdiaz #comedyfest
— Megan Ganz (@meganganz) May 2, 2013
If you can't get through a spit draft shitty version, time to rethink your story. It might not have its own drive. @julygdiaz #comedyfest
— Megan Ganz (@meganganz) May 2, 2013
Amazing paper art illustrations.
False Economics and Not So Elementary by Dave Trott. One reminds me of school, the other is about school.
Paul Venables' ad for his own agency disguised as advice column for others. Very nicely played, Mr. Venables.
I hated, absolutely hated, this post about lying by Sell! Sell!
Perfect Moment by Dilbert creator Scott Adams. He seems to have figured out exactly how to make work feel less like work.
Angela Natividad's missive about JCPenny's new commitment to listening to their customers.
Tig Notaro is a very, very, very funny person.