For non-geeky blogs, Cakewrecks is always good for a laugh, and frequently has useful grammar lessons. :)
If you have any students who are interested in Arthurian legends, I've found that Gerald Morris's Squire's Tales series is well done, humorous, and doesn't leave me muttering nasty things, which is rare for tales of Camelot.
Another webcomic (although, granted, both geeky and occasionally on the adult side -- you'd need to check its appropriateness before listing it) would be xkcd.
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Date: 2010-03-03 02:25 am (UTC)If you have any students who are interested in Arthurian legends, I've found that Gerald Morris's Squire's Tales series is well done, humorous, and doesn't leave me muttering nasty things, which is rare for tales of Camelot.
Another webcomic (although, granted, both geeky and occasionally on the adult side -- you'd need to check its appropriateness before listing it) would be xkcd.