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This New Yorker Cartoonist Might Make You Laugh With Her Witty Single-Panel Comics (20 New Pics)
Ali Solomon, a cartoonist and writer based in Queens, New York, brings everyday experiences to life through her single-panel comics. As a regular contributor to The New Yorker, her work often explores the chaos and humor of modern life, offering sharp observations on the world around her.
Inspired by everything from comedy shows to candid moments in her daily routine, Ali’s cartoons resonate with readers by capturing the universal absurdities of life. Her unique perspective and ability to find humor in the mundane have made her a standout voice in the world of cartooning.
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I do this. It always seems arrogant to stop a party just so everyone can say goodbye to you. Pocket a cheese ball and slither out.
i need someone cleverer than me to make a "strawman argument" joke....
Commercialism has something to do with the holidays running together, but I think abandoning the liturgical calendar also has something to do with it. If you have two or three fasting days or feasting days every week, you don't have to fill your calendar with the scant few observations you have left. Eastern Orthodox readers - please chime in to confirm!
I am not a trustworthy cook (everything is either perfect and delicious...or simply horrid). So I'll volunteer to bring drinks or silverware/plates/napkins, table decorations, etc. Something I can't screw up that still lets me share the load.
In the south, it's a burning smell from the dust when you turn on the heat for the first time that year.
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