Student evaluations often present you with perplexing, confusing, and just plain weird feedback. However, that doesn’t mean they’re always wrong.
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I suppose people use words they’re not quite sure about in order to sound smart, but I think more often than not you end up in situations like this. I like that Dr. Klownus doesn’t even consider if what he’s saying makes any logical sense. What would deathragging a computer even do?
I always enjoy the “acts” that get hired to entertain college students. A group of people in their fifties sit around in a room trying to decide who sounds “hip” to them, but doesn’t cost too much money. Poison would be a coup for most schools, as instead they get third rate comedians.
It’s usually not a good idea to leave an opening for college professors. These people tend to be in their profession because they’re fairly smart and quick on their feet. Faculty meetings like this never end well.
I like that Dr. Klownus carries around a list of students he’d like to get rid of. It’s with him at all times, just in case.
Left-handed people have a real chip of their shoulders. I can say this since I’m right-handed, and literally have the world handed to me in the most comfortable manner possible. Left-handed people would have to strain to reach over and get the world.
Dr. Klownus looks especially evil next to Blind Professor. I’m not exactly sure why.
Every test in life should be as simple as naming one word in a foreign language. In high school a friend and I would torment our Spanish teacher in a similar fashion. He had the class play a game where we each had to say a word in Spanish or get eliminated from the game. We refused to use words not on Taco Bell’s menu.
This was inspired by the occasional run in with a student off campus, and the utter shock they suffer from such incidents. I think they’re truly traumatized to realize that teachers are real people with real lives.
Dr. Klownus looks particularly styling in this comic.
This one serves two purposes. First, it’s a great example of both the evil and insanity of Dr. Klownus. Second, it’s a nice tribute to a retiring colleague. Not the insanity or evil part. Well, I don’t think so at least.
Something wicked this way comes, and its name is Dr. Klownus. Actually, when originally writing this strip the Farmville online game was on my mind. However, seeing the finished product I realize this could actually be a lot more disturbing of a story where she’s simply showing off some digital photos to him.
While we would never condone the actual harm of an animal (we’re both big animal lovers), the idea of sending cats to their doom is relentlessly funny for some reason. Maybe because we suspect they’d do the same to us?