The Daily WTF: Curious Perversions in Information Technology

1.11: Some Surfing

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-29

36 comments - Last comment @ 2008-03-02

1.10: Panic Ensues

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-27

43 comments - Last comment @ 2023-07-22

1.9: Some Actual Work

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-25

27 comments - Last comment @ 2008-02-27

1.8: The Bullet That Slayed The Beast

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-22

4 comments - Last comment @ 2008-02-26

1.6: Orientation

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-20

4 comments - Last comment @ 2008-02-26

1.5: The New Contractor

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-18

124 comments - Last comment @ 2008-02-20

1.4: The Contractor Door

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-15

In today’s MFD, I’ve decided to unleash my unbridled hatred on doormen and local artists. Actually, that was sarcasm. You see, I really don’t think all Linux users are like Zach, nor do I think all cowboys program in COBOL, and no, not all recruiters are shysters. What I’m doing is using stereotypes and personal experience to try to create humor.

163 comments - Last comment @ 2017-09-11

1.3: It Pays Money

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-13

Okay. So I read the comments you posted on the first strip, and I have to say, I cried for hours and hours. I get it. I suck: my PNG files are too big, I don’t know how to use apostrophe’s, and I can’t draw hands anatomically correct. In fact, I’m sure that any minute now, Alex is going to have a stern talk with me about how I’m not cut out for the web comic biz, and that I should come back after I grow some facial hair.

229 comments - Last comment @ 2008-09-12

1.2: First Job

by George E McDougall in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-11

84 comments - Last comment @ 2008-02-14

1.1: A New, High-Falutin' Web-Comic

by Alex Papadimoulis in Mandatory Fun Day on 2008-02-11

If there's one thing The Internet doesn't have enough of, it's Web Comics. Really, it's almost impossible to find a web-comic these days.

So, to help fill the void, I'm very excited to announce Mandatory Fun Day, a brand-new web comic about software, technology, and life as a corporate code monkey. Of course, since my artistic skills are below that of even stick figures, I've enlisted the help of fellow techie George E. McDougall. You may have seen his work before; he did the Codethulhu illustration.

70 comments - Last comment @ 2010-08-04

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