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¿Question #4666?
Lord_Prussian: Do you use one of those daily tear off a page desk calendars with cool stuff on it? If so, what cool stuff is on it?

pleroph: Yes. The places to visit before you die one.
pricero1: How quaint.
esterogrognard: Jokes from New Yorker magazine
pakruse: I had one last year (2010) - a Dilbert calendar, a gift from my wife's parents. It meant everyone stopping by my desk started with "Oh! You like Dilbert? I love Dilbert," to which I usually responded, "Not really. It's more useful as a calendar than as a humor material."
imyourskribe: No. My calendars are electronic. With electrons.
Spirit of 70: No.
bcooperok: Word a day. Today's word -- scurf.
Woelf: News articles from The Onion
Nikku: No, I'm a 21st century digital boy. I don't know how to read but I've got a lot of toys.
Hendal: no, that is for the rich and famous I thought
Dutch Boy: No, but I bought my dad a really cool origami one a couple of years back...he made some nifty stuff!
aleo09: nope.
Cringing Dragon: No, too much paper wastage, and I'd rather not clutter up my desk any further.
MamaRat: They're both a couple years old now, but I have two I've really enjoyed--Stitch 'n' Bitch, and Sudoku-A-Day. I never really tore off a page a day, just read through the SNB pages as I got the chance and kept the sudokus on my bedstand for something to do while waiting to get sleepy.
iPAUL: Dilbert (my only incentive to come to work each day)
ZiggyZambo: nope
TheDS: Used to get teh Far Side ones, because 365 cartoons is better than 12. But I don't have a place for them any more.
ecobot3001: nope tryed twice but i always forget about them then read them in like one big sitting. dilbert on them both!
DHEK: No, I don't have one of those calendars. Mine is just the regular, plain old boring flip month-by-month calendar.
Geosphere: no
POvidiusNaso: I used to. I had one with Latin phrases on it.
tagger418: Not since the Far Side stopped making day calendars
Boomer: My girlfriend, illicit, gave me one for Christmas with Jewish stuff on it, and I promptly lost it.
purvisa: Nope
nerotora: Yes. Teddy Bears.
mooka: nope
JonBen: I buy them in Jan to use as note pads, my current one is Sherman's Lagoon
brainrob: No
MisterCranky: The last one I had was from The Onion. The year before that it was an ACBL Bridge calendar.
vampywife: no, i would never remember to tear off the page, but my husband has one for Dilbert.
BoBoPrime: Was "Get Fuzzy" comic...
TamiWhitsett: I have several. I forgot where I put them, so I don't technically use them. My favorite is the origami one, but I don't have one of those this year.
AngusBull: nope
rawdawg: no
Whirlinghurly: farside cartoons
djlg: No. NA.
Kazin: Sorry, no cool stuff.
LemonyFresh: Garfield
hacksword: No, they're a waste of paper
Favre4MVP: no. if I did it would probably be Far Side or something.
skrutsch: Not anymore. I had the origami model a day calendar, but I pretty much quit when my Mom died so it's still stuck in February of 2004.
shizzane: no. n/a
Loquutus: no cool stuff for me
flyinghogfish: Sort of. Actually it's a notepad and I write the date and something (hopefully) cool on it so that it looks like I have a cool desk calendar. Then, each morning, I go in and rip off yesterday's page and write a new one. I like DIY.
KompaNanzi: No
Odat: Yes, two! One is FoxTrot, and the other is Worst Case Scenario (there was no Dilbert, sadly)
xlorp: 365 ways to skin a cat.
jttm: Gary Larson's Far Side
Lord_Prussian: Yes, it's a paper airplane calendar
chaddyboy_2000: Nope.
CDRodeffer: I used to get the space photo ones, but haven't for a few years.
CortexBomb: Don't even have a spot to set one right now
Spielfreak: no
skelebone: Nope, I use an aluminum one to drain my pasta.