Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for March 16, 2025

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    willispate  5 days ago

    I gotta admit, I agree with Lucy.

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    Bilan  5 days ago

    She can use a gas-powered heater to boil the snow and use it for a turbine. Yep, that’ll work. Or maybe not.

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    Packratjohn Premium Member 5 days ago

    Having lived in some “wintery” states, I would opt for self-clearing snow.

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    MeanBob Premium Member 5 days ago

    Perhaps a career in marketing.

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    Godfreydaniel  5 days ago

    Ask the nearest Yeti…..

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    Farside99  5 days ago

    Run your snow blower on hydrogen. Use some of the heat from the motor to break down the snow into hydrogen with oxygen as a by-product. You might get enough hydrogen to run it for a few more seconds. It’s kind of like the concept of regenerative braking to add a little bit of power to your EV. Doesn’t do much, but every little bit counts, right?

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    keenanthelibrarian  5 days ago

    “Except for the sure-fire part, it’s still a great idea”. Absolutely – next stop, turning lead into gold; I’m sure I’ve read about that, somewhere .. just give me a second …

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    wallylm  5 days ago

    If she can somehow get to work with snow, why stop there? Make one that works on garbage – clean the streets while driving (problem with Doc Brown’s Mr. Fusion powering the DeLorean v2 is that it uses too little garbage to be a street cleaner)!

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    braindead Premium Member 5 days ago

    Maybe inspired by Al Capp’s Li’l Abner car that ran on smog.

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    wheaters  5 days ago

    Love Non Sequitur, but detest this little girl. The instant I see the day’s cartoon is her, I move on. She’s never funny.

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    PraiseofFolly  5 days ago

    Don’t give up yet. Danae. Figure that the Deuterium in snow would power a high efficiency cold fusion snowblower! Pseudo Science at its most brilliant!

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    bdpoltergeist Premium Member 5 days ago

    Danae has a concept of a plan for an outline of an idea

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    einarbt  5 days ago

    Given that facts and science don’t matter any more, apparently, surely a perpetual motion machine will be patented any time now and up for sale before we can say bah humbug.

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    NeedaChuckle Premium Member 5 days ago

    I have a gas powered for the heavy stuff, but use an electric for the lighter ones.

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    cdnalor  5 days ago

    Put a paddle wheel on it to run an electric motor as you push it through the snow. I’m a genius!

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    dac2404  5 days ago

    Clearly you’ve never had a daughter who marches to a different drummer.

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    baskate_2000  5 days ago

    Lucy has always made more sense than you, Danae.

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    Count Olaf esq Premium Member 5 days ago

    How about an electric snow blower with a solar panel?

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    Count Olaf esq Premium Member 5 days ago

    Maybe an Organic Snow Remover? Wait for the sun to come out.

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    johnfoley134  5 days ago

    agreed

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    Windfall35  5 days ago

    She’s the one writing a new history book based on what she likes…Reality bites….

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    bluecat  5 days ago

    LOTS of energy to be harnessed in snow: use the “snowball effect”.

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    Cerabooge  5 days ago

    It’s a short step from cars that run on water. That failed because there weren’t enough cars running on hydrogen for the water cars to sniff behind.

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    dce  5 days ago

    she is refreshing

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    ladykat Premium Member 5 days ago

    Another idea shot down, Danae.

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    gammaguy  5 days ago

    I’m not so sure about the fire part.

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    gnorth22 Premium Member 5 days ago

    Echos of one of my all time favorites.

    “… the slaying of an original, beautiful hypothesis by an ugly fact.”

    gocomics bloomcounty 2013/03/01

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    miloreese94 Premium Member 5 days ago

    that annoying brat all week, and here we go again!

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    PoodleGroomer  5 days ago

    That much snow is an incredible heat sink. She just has to invent an endothermic engine. Instead of loading cars with heat producing fuel, just load a tank with ice or liquid air.

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    ira.crank  5 days ago

    At least she has a horse to talk some sense. We can all use that, including politicians and business people.

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    Holden Awn  5 days ago

    Decades ago, in the ‘80s, I came up with an idea for ’robot lawn mowers’. I didn’t have the practical engineering skills myself, and relatives of mine who did, thought my concept was silly and laughed it off. Now, 40 years later, I see ads for such mowers on TV, and I own a robot vacuum cleaner — much the same sort of concept and device.

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    Kilrwat Premium Member 5 days ago

    Darned science!

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    Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe  5 days ago

    convert the snow to water to hydrogen gas, easy, make it scalable and marketable

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    Drbarb71 Premium Member 5 days ago

    Yeah, stupid reality. Antidote? Comics!

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    Can't Sleep  5 days ago

    Don’t all kids have brilliant ideas like that? A lot of politicians do.

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    sdjamieson Premium Member 5 days ago

    Leave it to her to try making snow (essentially) cannibalistic.

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    Ermine Notyours  5 days ago

    Her next idea will be to sell novelty light bulbs with dollar sign filaments.

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    Joleeschultz  5 days ago

    I feel the same way whenever I see “wheaters” at the top of the comments. :)

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    BRBurns1960  5 days ago

    Harness the temperature differential between the human body and the snow and run a high efficiency motor. Work hard enough and the energy provided will be so great that the job will be so easy you can do it without breaking a sweat.

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    Number Six (1967)  4 days ago

    I wish my neighbour would run out of gas. Especially when l’m on night shift!

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    eb110americana  4 days ago

    Now days, if you can scam enough people on Kickstarter, Go-Fund-Me, or social media, you can still turn a profit with useless ideas like perpetual motion.

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    DaBump Premium Member 4 days ago

    Reminds me of a display I saw in a food court. Students from the local campus of a major state university (Go Blue!) had made a vehicle with a special new non-polluting power source! Compressed air! (I hope I don’t need to say more, especially in the context of this cartoon.)

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    Richard S Russell Premium Member 4 days ago

    There’s a long, long, long history of people who’ve claimed to have invented perpetual-motion machines. Some of them made fortunes off of their scams, but most were just self-delusional.

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    Curiosity Premium Member 4 days ago

    Simple really. Just melt the snow and split the water molecule into its componant oxygen and hydrogen atoms. Then use the hydrogen as fuel, burning the oxygen! Don’t give up so easily!

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    KEA  4 days ago

    How many people besides me got to the 2nd line and had alarm bells go off?

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    markyakes Premium Member 4 days ago

    When it comes to bad girls I much prefer Alice (Cul De Sac) to Danae…

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    jcrobinsonbsl  4 days ago

    Danae doesn’t have the followers of a certain businessman.,,yet.

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    cabalonrye  4 days ago

    Well, we already have hydrogen engines, so you need a converter to change water into hydrogen. That’s all.

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    freewaydog  4 days ago

    WELL today’s strip 3/17/25 is not here so look on Arcamax, since this won’t let me post links!

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    loveabulldesign  4 days ago

    Why are all the comics stuck on the 16th?

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    Linguist  4 days ago

    None of Monday’s comics are posted! Must be the new & improved GC!

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    Ishka Bibel  4 days ago

    Nothing updated?

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    jtburgess Premium Member 4 days ago

    What happened to the comic I got in today’s email for Mar 17. Even when I explicitly set the url to …/nonsequitur/2025/03/17, I still get this one. Was it too political?

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    Cornelius Robinson Premium Member 4 days ago

    Did DOGE clobber GoComics now?

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    rjarchuleta  4 days ago

    Brilliant idea!

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    lnrokr55  4 days ago

    They’re called steam engines ! ;-)

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    jbruins84341  3 days ago

    Danae is the female equivalent of Calvin.

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  2 days ago

    How do you convert snow into energy.

    Kill Frosty and use his magic remains

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