socialchicks

Another stab at Facebook, and the first implicit suggestion that Facebook users and farm chickens have a lot in common - both in the way they behave and in the way they are treated.

The chicks definitely have democratic leanings, as will be evidenced later, but there are no lines they won't cross.

The chicks put faith into the power of symbols in this cartoon, Yossarian-style (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yossarian)

Another cross-species cartoon, this time with a collaborator cow that has been co-opted into a vile human advertising campaign

First time another species makes a guest appearance on socialchicks. This is also the first cartoon in the BirdCon series - making fun of professional conferences and trade shows.

The chicks take the first feeble peck at Apple, and in particularly at its CEO's RDF (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reality_distortion_field)

Socialchicks dwell on the happy circumstance that in Spanish the word for "eggs" is also a slang expression for "balls".

Drawn during my days at DrupalCon 2010 (http://sf2010.drupal.org/), with no access to scanner, shot with the phone and poorly cleaned in Photoshop. First and last Kentucky-themed (http://uky.edu) sociachicks.

This cartoon is the first but not the last attempt to make fun of consulting jargon, with all the cool sounding buzzwords and ideas, which are unfortunately just restating the obvious, or proposing the impossible (in this case, both).

There are two male chickens talking in this cartoon. What do males do when females are not around? Start talking about obnoxious things, in this case quoting Office Space (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/)