Careful what you wish for…
Posted: December 22, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: Bah humbug, cartoon, comic, fun, Grinch, humor, humour, outside the box 2 Comments
Love a good Dr. Seuss book. Here are a few fun facts you mightn’t know about this talented man:
- His real name was Theodor Seuss Geisel and had other pen names prior to staying with Dr Seuss – Dr. Theophrastus Seuss, Theo LeSieg and Rosetta Stone
- Although the Grinch is specific character in a Dr. Seuss book, it is now commonly used to refer to people displaying a similar distain to Christmas
- He married twice, but had no children. The irony would lead people to ask, Why no kids? He used to answer, ’You have ‘em; I’ll entertain ‘em.’
- The Cat is the Hat was inspired after a text book editor read an article in Life magazine about the high rate of illiteracy amongst children. He commissioned Dr Seuss to write a book for kids to read. the catch was, he was only to use the 250 words provided to him by the editor.
Frank’s boss finds advantages of his newly acquired corporate stilts
Posted: December 9, 2014 Filed under: That's life | Tags: cartoon, comic, corporate ladder, corporate stilts, fun, humor, humour, outside the box, work 5 Comments
Many thanks to GD, long time friend of Just Outside the Box, for coming up with this cartoon after commenting on the last episode of Frank and his boss.
What happens when you play with a black hole, as theorised by Einstein
Posted: June 10, 2014 Filed under: Space and Aliens | Tags: alien, black hole theory, cartoon, comic, Einstein, fun, How many times do I have to tell you, humor, humour, outside the box 8 Comments
Yep, stretch then pop and luckily saved by Mum, before the crush
To recap on the thought experiment of ‘What happens when you enter a black hole, click here to view a prior post
Do you have a ‘can do’ attitude?
Posted: March 24, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Andy Warhol, can do, cartoon, comic, fun, humor, humour, outside the box, tomato soup 6 CommentsWell, Campbell does!
Thanks must go to Harold, a regular visitor to the site, who inspired this cartoon with his ‘can do’ comment on my last post.
