POOP Power
By Mark Ricketts on September 2nd, 2009Posted In: Blog
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According to some egghead in Mount Vernon, Maine, “american dogs and cats produce 10 million tons of waste a year, and no one knows where it’s going.” Well, seems to me, it’s had no trouble finding its way to the heel of my boot. But guess what? Somebody’s come up with a solution to our [...]
Okay, I probably shouldn’t boast. I mean, there are webcomics out there that have been around for many, many years. And they’ve added all kinds of bells and whistles over time. Plus they’re constantly updating their blog and building up their content to maximize entertainment value. All I’ve done is upload new toons every Tuesday [...]
If you check out your Maine history books, you’ll likely read about the time when European settlers and local Native Americans didn’t get along with each other. To the Maliseet, Passamaquoddy, Abenaki, Penobscot and Micmac tribes, those pushy Eurotrash homesteaders were the original “summah complaint”*. Oh, we’re all one big happy family now, but back [...]
Maine’s Moose Mountain National Park is a scenic wonderland offering rugged, wave-eroded coastline, magnificent maritime landscapes, glorious flora, unique fauna and, of course, serenity in abundance. However, what you don’t see in these so-called idyllic surroundings is the emotional trauma being suffered daily by park inhabitants.
Hello, Ranger Todd here. As a Park Ranger and a [...]
Seeing how I live in Bangor, the former “lumber capital of the world,” I thought it only right that I pay cartoon tribute to those hearty folk of yesteryear who harvested logs from the northern timberlands and drove them down Maine’s swift moving waterways to the sawmills. But then I realized that only a [...]