The Horror...The...uh...horror..? (No, seriously, I could totally get behind that one. What's a little apocalypse between friends?)

OK, so apparently weird science is this week's theme.

"The fate of people's asses in dystopian futures has long been unjustly overlooked..." All I have to say is, if this comic had existed when I did the first Indie Boy column, I'd so have pirated a few of those frames as the beginning of the column. It would have made for a totally different article. Also seriously misleading, but still.

Well. What a ... unique use of a Dungeons and Dragons principle and a legal code. Who knew they could go together like that?

That D&D could work like this, however, was entirely expected.

OK, seriously, inquiring minds want to know: Does "Grey's Anatomy" really affect people this way? (Also, for the record, this truly sounds vomit-worthy. If such things exist, I would prefer never to see [or taste] them in my lifetime, thank you.)

Well ... it's as good an explanation as any why he let himself be led around by his dick so that his political career suddenly got much more dicey. (No, no, not the former governor of New York. Someone else.) I'm not sure he'd go this far, though.

Awwww ... sort of?

Yeah, so the stuff in this strip? They're all, shockingly enough, real food items. Who knew that minor league baseball teams were on a quest to kill their fans? I suppose it ensures new blood in the stands, as long as you make sure that all your fans have reproduced sufficiently before you allow them to eat that stuff. (Also, the Swiss Brat just sounds vile.)

...Well, yes. Exactly.

Yay! More Mousewax! (And also, why I don't keep my professional email address on my domain.)

And this is why one should always use condoms and have a regular STD checkup if one is sexually active and nonmonogamous. (Well, OK, not just that, but still. A good incentive, really.)

The whole being dead thing aside ... that would be kind of cool.

You know, if he'd actually said "Hope" or "Change" instead, the cognitive dissonance here would have been just awesome.
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Don't you remember the "Boondocks" episode about the Luther? Now you know what it was based on.

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Huh. It never occurred to me at the time that it was based on something real.
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We live in a world in which Paula Deen makes bread pudding out of Krispy Kremes, and a restaurant in Texas deep-fries bacon. I don't think I'm surprised by any really excessive food concoction anymore.
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