If your blogging readers were to post these names as hyperlinks directed back to this post, it would push this strip up the Google results list for a search of those names.
SCAM--no need to Google-bomb. As of Sunday afternoon, this post is the #1 result for each of the three names.
Seems that Ces does have power, although a somewhat limited form of it. ("Google-man: able to change the relative rankings of unusually spelled names!")
I found it. I ran into Mrs. Bianchini last week and she had a copy. Very cool! I would like to get in touch with you. Please send me your email address.
Pens the comic strips Sally Forth and Medium Large. Writes for The Onion News Network. Serves as head writer for the PBS series SeeMore's Playhouse (for which his script won two regional Emmys). Was afraid of the color yellow until about age nine. Tans a little too well to be trusted by security.
A simple grilled cheese sandwich. Something that can be procured anywhere at any time. Nothing too exciting, right?
But what if I put a little butter on the bread before I grilled that sandwich? That would add a little extra zing, right? And what if instead of using plain old American cheese I opted for something a tad more exotic, like Camembert, Stilton or Roquefort? Now we're talking, right?
And what if instead of using bread for my grilled cheese sandwich I used two large blocks of pure platinum? And what if instead of eating the platinum I sold it and then used that small fortune as venture capital for a Beijing-based conglomerate that could take advantage of Chinese local business incentives, cheap labor, lax environmental laws and surging global interest in the fastest-growing economy in the world, thereby ensuring returns in the billions of dollars even in the face of a collapsing U.S. dollar and a massive industrial shift from the technical to service business sector? Wouldn't that be nice?
That's exactly what Francesco Explains It All is. In an endless buffet of indistinguishable tastes, it's the grilled platinum Stilton cheese sandwich that could forever destabilize geoeconomics. Care for a bite?
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So, now are you drunk with power? Did they see the strip?
Ha. I'm not sure "cartoonist" and "drunk with power" are two concepts that make sense together.
Ces,
If your blogging readers were to post these names as hyperlinks directed back to this post, it would push this strip up the Google results list for a search of those names.
Not that I'm advocating Google-bombing.
-- SCAM
so-called "Austin Mayor"
http://austinmayor.blogspot.com
SCAM--no need to Google-bomb. As of Sunday afternoon, this post is the #1 result for each of the three names.
Seems that Ces does have power, although a somewhat limited form of it. ("Google-man: able to change the relative rankings of unusually spelled names!")
We can only pray he uses his power for good...
Did Ted grow up next door to the Sopranos?
Hi Cesco!
I found it. I ran into Mrs. Bianchini last week and she had a copy. Very cool! I would like to get in touch with you. Please send me your email address.
Jim
Ces,
My email address is moleculemusic@optonline.net.
-Jim
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