Hey Keef,

It's a shame about newspapers dying, for sure, but The Denver Post picked up your daily strip along with all the rest of the late Rocky Mountain News' comics.

Online is just as good if not better.

ESPN will never go out of print. Never.

Joan Walsh! Give this Guy a Raise - or a Bonus - he's obviously disparaging his choice to prvide us with some pretty good entertainment.

We wouldn't want to lose him.

As with the commenter about Olympia, Whaaaa?

I thought I just read KK in the Sunday Washington Post this week!

I wasn't even aware that Mr. Knight had a print pressence.

Of course, I don't know why Keith just doesn't parlay his skills into the creation of a super hero, license the idea to a movie, and make millions of dollars.

Problem solved.

Hey, at least you've got your art to sustain you.

we love you Keef!

If you've got pro-wrestling skillz, Keef, you could earn a 6- or 7-figure salary on the WWE circuit.

You could be The Chronicler! And your finishing move?

Why, The Punch Line, of course!

(As for what The Punch Line would actually entail: I'm thinking flying elbow, Macho Man Randy Savage-style. Oooooh yeaaahhhh.)

;-) =)

You need more a them t-shirts, my friend.

And coffee cups, you can't forget coffee cups. A premium limited edition series would be the optimal strategy.

What's with the tombstone labeled "Olympia"? I live in Olympia. Sure, our paper sucks, but at least it's still sucking.

You ain't alone man. Pity the fools that specialize in news writing, editing, copy editing, newspaper layout graphics and news photography. So much for those dreams.

I'll go out and buy another book of yours. God knows I can't get all my yucks from Tom Tomorrow--no offense, TT.