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<      Welcome to The Doctor Fun Page - there will be a two-week
<     break with new cartoons starting May 5. As usual, there will
<      be "new" old stuff, but there might be a day or two delay
<        getting it up. My apologies ahead of time for all the
<                         inconvenience, etc.
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>     Welcome to The Doctor Fun Page - Doctor Fun is on break for
>      two weeks, starting May 5, but there are some new scanned
>           cartoons here, and there will be more next week.
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<                     Doctor Fun's Peeporama 2003!
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<    April 28, 2003, ok, probably a two-week break starting next
<    week, with some new/old stuff each week. I have two trips (not
<    related to cartoons) coming up and I'm a little behind
<    schedule.
< 
<    April 21, 2003,
<      * Slashdot me two times baby - slashdot me twice today.
<        Well, this past weekend, anyway. What were the chances of
<        that. Stories are here and here.
<      * And that's not all the excitement. Just like last year but
<        maybe not like next year (yeesh), I squeezed out thirty
<        more Peeps cartoons, hastily written and sloppily drawn.
<        It's Doctor Fun's Peeporama 2003! Also, check out last
<        year's Peeporama, and other Doctor Fun peep cartoons from
<        the past, including last week, 2002 and this one, 2001 and
<        this one, not to mention this one from 2000.
<      * Most likely for sure I will be taking a one-week break May
<        5.
< 
<    April 14, 2003,
<      * It's Peeps Week on Doctor Fun. For those of you listening
<        in from other places who don't know what peeps are -
<        imagine a small, delicious marshmallow chicken.
<      * Curiously, there is an article about Doctor Fun in this
<        month's University of Chicago Magazine. And if you typed
<        in that link at the end of the article, welcome Chicago
<        Alumni! At no extra charge to you here's a special
<        expanded list of links to things mentioned in the article:
<           + A cartoon about squirrels with the Regenstein Library
<             in the background
<           + Another cartoon with the entrance of the Regenstein
<             Library. This is the old entrance before the lobby
<             was rebuilt.
<           + The Paul Serano cartoon
<           + The Manhattan Project Christmas cartoon
<           + Me drawing at the Sony Vaio drawing tablet computer,
<             and here's what the screen looks like.
<           + My "corner office near the A-level stacks" in the
<             Reg. I do have a day job.
<           + The first comic on the Internet: Hans Bjordahl's
<             "Where the Buffalo Roam"
<           + The first home of Doctor Fun: Keith Waclena's
<             computer "neuromancer". (Sorry, this is the best
<             picture I have.)
<           + The Bill Gates cake. This was actually the "screen"
<             for a cake that was shaped like a computer monitor. I
<             heard he didn't eat any of the cake but he kept the
<             screen. (There's more to this than meets the eye;
<             this was drawn when Microsoft Windows was still
<             Windows 3.x. "Chicago" was the code name for Windows
<             95; the screen is Microsoft's within-Word web browser
<             plug-in; the Doctor Fun pose is a reference to an
<             Easter egg that was hidden in Windows 3.x.)
<           + The book Amy mentioned that I was reading was "The
<             Earth Dwellers: Adventures in the Land of Ants", by
<             Erich Hoyt.
<      * Not only that, but there are some Doctor Fun cartoons on
<        display in the John Crerar Library's Science & Humor
<        Exhibit.
< 
<    April 3, 2003, Jack Leblond, who has maintained a Doctor Fun
<    search engine at Net Smart Incorporated, since way back when,
<    has asked me to note that he is also maintaining the Support
<    Your Troops page.
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>    May 5, 2003, Doctor Fun is on break this week. As usual, there
>    are some, meaning "100" freshly-scanned old cartoons for you
>    to feast your peepers on. The fun starts here. Also, as an
>    extra feature, I'm slipping some of these new cartoons in as
>    the "latest" Doctor Fun in hopes that people like that better
>    than the usual note that I'm on break. This batch of old
>    cartoons seems to be a bit better than some of the other
>    batches, in my humble opinion, but what do I know. More stuff
>    next week.
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>    April 28, 2003, ok, probably a two-week break starting next
>    week, with some new/old stuff each week. I have two trips (not
>    related to cartoons) coming up and I'm a little behind
>    schedule.
> 
>    April 21, 2003,
>      * Slashdot me two times baby - slashdot me twice today.
>        Well, this past weekend, anyway. What were the chances of
>        that. Stories are here and here.
>      * And that's not all the excitement. Just like last year but
>        maybe not like next year (yeesh), I squeezed out thirty
>        more Peeps cartoons, hastily written and sloppily drawn.
>        It's Doctor Fun's Peeporama 2003! Also, check out last
>        year's Peeporama, and other Doctor Fun peep cartoons from
>        the past, including last week, 2002 and this one, 2001 and
>        this one, not to mention this one from 2000.
>      * Most likely for sure I will be taking a one-week break May
>        5.
> 
>    April 14, 2003,
>      * It's Peeps Week on Doctor Fun. For those of you listening
>        in from other places who don't know what peeps are -
>        imagine a small, delicious marshmallow chicken.
>      * Curiously, there is an article about Doctor Fun in this
>        month's University of Chicago Magazine. And if you typed
>        in that link at the end of the article, welcome Chicago
>        Alumni! At no extra charge to you here's a special
>        expanded list of links to things mentioned in the article:
>           + A cartoon about squirrels with the Regenstein Library
>             in the background
>           + Another cartoon with the entrance of the Regenstein
>             Library. This is the old entrance before the lobby
>             was rebuilt.
>           + The Paul Serano cartoon
>           + The Manhattan Project Christmas cartoon
>           + Me drawing at the Sony Vaio drawing tablet computer,
>             and here's what the screen looks like.
>           + My "corner office near the A-level stacks" in the
>             Reg. I do have a day job.
>           + The first comic on the Internet: Hans Bjordahl's
>             "Where the Buffalo Roam"
>           + The first home of Doctor Fun: Keith Waclena's
>             computer "neuromancer". (Sorry, this is the best
>             picture I have.)
>           + The Bill Gates cake. This was actually the "screen"
>             for a cake that was shaped like a computer monitor. I
>             heard he didn't eat any of the cake but he kept the
>             screen. (There's more to this than meets the eye;
>             this was drawn when Microsoft Windows was still
>             Windows 3.x. "Chicago" was the code name for Windows
>             95; the screen is Microsoft's within-Word web browser
>             plug-in; the Doctor Fun pose is a reference to an
>             Easter egg that was hidden in Windows 3.x.)
>           + The book Amy mentioned that I was reading was "The
>             Earth Dwellers: Adventures in the Land of Ants", by
>             Erich Hoyt.
>      * Not only that, but there are some Doctor Fun cartoons on
>        display in the John Crerar Library's Science & Humor
>        Exhibit.
> 
>    April 3, 2003, Jack Leblond, who has maintained a Doctor Fun
>    search engine at Net Smart Incorporated, since way back when,
>    has asked me to note that he is also maintaining the Support
>    Your Troops page.
>