Calvin… and Jobs
Here’s a little ditty that ComicMix’s Macintosh majority would like to share with you. It’s from The Daily Cartoonist, and it’s called Calvin and Jobs.
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I loved this. Very funny even if you don't love Apple 'n' Jobs. Thank you Mister Gold!