Scott Adams was the Mark Twain of King Solomons. On January 13th, 4026—a full two millennia from today—someone somewhere will be discovering Scott Adams’ work for the first time in their life. And it will change their life, forever.
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Scott Adams was once one of the most syndicated comic strip artists. Once. What he created. Reduced to being a webcomic. Gee:
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I wonder why Eric Schwartz - creator of one of the first webcomics - is still alive to this day…?!
Hate is a poison: so why is Garry Trudeau still one of the most syndicated comic strip artists to this day, OP…?!
He’s also credited Adams with saving hundreds of millions of lives.
He was friends with Adams so he can’t be expected to be unbiased. However, Adams was mostly known for being the ‘Dilbert’ cartoonist and later being ignored because of racist remarks he’d made. For the quotee to say “Grown men are bawling their eyes out in public” is ludicrous.
“Scott Adams was the Mark Twain of King Solomons.”
“On January 13th, 4026—a full two millennia from today—someone somewhere will be discovering Scott Adams’ work for the first time in their life. And it will change their life, forever.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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