The Art of Living, by Grant Snider

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I love this comic by Grant Snider. He's selling it as a poster, and has lots of other insightful and funny posters on his website, Thought Balloon Helium. (Via This isn't Happiness)

Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

http://mordicai.livejournal.com Mordicai

The best thing about this, for me, is that living in NYC, seeing a train coming out of a hole in the ground isn’t surreal at all. Symbolic, sure, but not the least weird. That is where the trains live, underground!
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  Being from Chicago, the thought of trains underground fills me with terror. Trains live on elevated platforms 2 or 3 floors high!
  - dnebdal
    
    Has that led to any spectacular-looking accidents (Gare Montparnasse 1895 – style)?
Dicrel Seijin

I was an idealist first, a surrealist second, and am now a realist. I’m trying to get back that whimsy; being a surrealist was a lot more fun (and weird, but that was half the fun).
UrbanUndead

<3
sdaris

very good.
Alvin B.

I decided to drop the labels and just be an Ist.
niktemadur

Nice touch representing surrealism via Giorgio De Chirico, as opposed to melting clocks, for once.
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