Bud Grossmann’s Words of the Week for the Week of October 11, 2009 Previously unpublished literary criticism. © 2009 by Bud Grossmann. All Rights Reserved.   Men in T-Shirts (with Dilbert), 1973 Photograph © 1973 by Bud Grossmann Dilbert Strip © 2009 by Scott Adams (published here under the Fair Use doctrine) PRODUCTIVITY REPORT Monday, October 5, 2009, 11:30AM Today, while catching up on a week’s worth of Dilberts, I detected what I believe is a misplaced comma in the Sunday strip. I would guess this comma might bother one Dilbert fan in ten thousand, and I am not that one. I won’t deny, however, that finding it, and moving it in my mind, gave me a sense of buoyancy and self-satisfaction. Please excuse me, now. I have things to do. ♦ See a list of other Words of the Week Bud would welcome your thoughts on this Words of the Week (or any others). Give your e-mail address if you would like Bud to reply. Your name, nickname, or e-mail: (Welcomed, but not required) Comment: Bud asks, "Which is the comma I would move? Where do YOU think it belongs? Never mind telling me why you don't care. I don't care that you don't care." Top of this page | HOME | Fine Photography | Picture of the Day | Writings | | Words of the Week | Mom & Pop Prop. Mgt. | FAQ |

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