Time Management

From this month's issue of the Oldie.

"Warning: the Internet may contain traces of nuts." ~Author Unknown

"Give a person a fish and you feed them for a day; teach that person to use the Internet and they won't bother you for weeks." ~Author Unknown

"The Internet is the world's largest library. It's just that all the books are on the floor. " ~John Allen Paulos

What Didn't You Do On Your Summer Break?

From this week's edition of the Spectator magazine.
Reflecting on the events earlier this month not a lot makes sense. Can we press

reboot

and start over please?

Going Somewhere Nice?

As seen in the Spectator this week.
At last, your summer holiday: if the packing doesn't get you, then the check-in queue at the airport might. There's always the unknown hotel room to sleep in, the beach full of shiny, happy people and new food to try. Maybe you should have just holidayed at home.

Fanning The Olympic Flame

Rejection Of The Week

For all the morons out there burning up London.....

In Remembrance 7/7/05

Messing About Drawing Boats

[Click on cartoon to enlarge]
One of The Surreal McCoy's cartoons on show at Henley Royal Regatta 2011. The Professional Cartoonists' Organisation were invited to exhibit work in the art gallery this year and thankfully none of them disgraced themselves by falling in.Though some other race-goers were reportedly awash with Pimms and ale.

Easy Reader

A cartoon from this month's issue of the Oldie.

Probably as a child you were forced to read. Nowadays there are so many ways to make reading more convenient and less time-consuming.

"I just got out of the hospital. I was in a speed-reading accident. I hit a bookmark"- Steven Wright.

Leap Of Faith

As seen in the June issue of Prospect magazine.

“Technology makes it possible for people to gain control over everything, except over technology”- John Tudor.

.

Sounds about right.

The Surreal McCoy's Big Board at Shrewsbury International cartoon Festival

The theme was Olympic Sports this year with an added twist of Victoriana. Drawing live in the town square the cartoonists were at various times joined or assaulted by Queen Victoria and the cast of Alice in Wonderland which left them wondering exactly what kind of breakfast mushrooms were on offer at the hotel that morning.