Yup, I used to read the DILBERT strip amongst others, when I would read the Boston Herald or the Globe every morning 20+ tears ago.  Then I stopped buying newspapers. I think it was an acquired taste trying to understand it some times.

Well I hope he gets some Peace. ✌️ out!

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:  

There's only one

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

I read half of one of his books (borrowed from the library), it was so self important and disconnected from reality. He was mad because he lost money when no one bought his Dilburittos (poor quality, limited flavors for easier selection!?!?). This was well before he went all in on trump. He also basically stole most of his ideas from working at the phone company.

 Steely_D wrote:

I know I used to share Dilbert here a long time ago but scrolling thru some on google, couldn't find a good one that brought back that feeling. 

He was such an asshole in his later years, it negated all the times I had enjoyed his comics. 

SCOTT ADAMS, ‘DILBERT’ CREATOR WHO COURTED CONTROVERSY, DEAD AT 68

 Red_Dragon wrote:


 SAD SAD SAD 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
And the long strange trip has ended.

  To Bob

Bob Weir

So many folks changing planes lately.
My late best friend suddenly, half a moon ago.

 joxmox wrote:
Da! Better start learning to speak Russian there comrade

Those Americans! Unreasonable. Just like Reckless Driving being a terrorist act. 

 DaveInSaoMiguel wrote:
This is yet another incident where the conversation here takes on an interesting flavor, driven in part by the stupidity of Fox News.

That link now delivers an "updated" obit headline that reads : 

Sixties 'sex kitten', animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot dead at 91

Apparently someone with a bit more intelligence or awareness decided to weigh in (or "Sex Kitten" gets more clicks than "Hollywood" anything on Fox).

The comments section on that link page would have her in the running with Mother Theresa and Eleanor Roosevelt as the greatest woman of the 20th century.

 maryte wrote:

Yeah, I hadn't realised, or perhaps forgot that she was such a fucking racist in her later life. To split hairs, it isn't revisionist, but a sin of omission. 

I will judge active artists by their personality as well as their skills and spend my money accordingly. Not sure this works the same way with retired or dead ones

 R_P wrote:

+1

 R_P wrote:

Nah. They've been bought by global weapons manufacturers like many of the Radio Paradise Listener Forum posters. Which actually makes THEM trolls.

source

 haresfur wrote:

For me, it was Les Pétroleuses. And my crush was Claudia Cardinale. Not that Bardot wasn't eye candy. And I agree, Brigitte was a very good actor.

 DaveInSaoMiguel wrote:

Hollywood icon is rather US-centric. Pretty much all her films were French.

I actually think she was a really good actor, not just a pretty face. It wasn't too long ago I re-watched Viva Maria! It is kind of dated, and I found myself more in love with Jeanne Moreau than the Brigitte I lusted after as a teen. She was probably held back by the male-dominated film industry of the time.

Her animal rights stance was over the top imo, but her heart was in the right place.