This isn’t exactly highbrow humor, but it does point to the general lack of common knowledge many suffer from. You would assume Gray’s Anatomy was fairly well known, but I get the impression most don’t get the television show’s name as a reference. You know, Grey and Gray? Oh well.
I write this and even I can’t be for sure if Tom is stoned at any given moment, or just kind of weird.
If you gave some people a true life simulation game, would their character be too lazy to get off the couch and do anything interesting?
And yes, there is probably already a game called Alt/Life, but finding an unused title is harder than you think.
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 is our From Dusk Till Dawn storyline. What starts out as a simple road trip eventually turns to a monster mash. Well, sort of. Still, it’s enjoyable to portray the guys as a bunch of cowards in the face of faux zombies.
I like that the guys remove their hats when it comes time to get down to business. They’re gentlemen.
While semi-based on a real event, the idea for this strip stems more from the buddy road comedy movies that we both love. You know, except that they’re usually not wearing cowboy hats. Or riding a carousel. Or breaking into a mall. But otherwise, very reminiscent.
I think Jimmy maybe needs to always wear a cowboy hat.
When you send five clueless, goofy guys off in a car together, they eventually have to end up somewhere just as goofy. At least, that was our thought process. Feel free to call us crazy later.
Rick looks good in a cowboy hat. Maybe that’ll be a recurring character trait?
While on recent vacation I did see a sign for a beef jerky outlet. My experience has been that beef jerky isn’t exactly expensive to begin with, so I wonder what the allure of an outlet is? I hope it does have attractions like Swine Lake.
Yes, the boys will eventually make it to their spring break destination. Eventually.
Hatred is relative. For example, while standing in line at the DMV, you likely hate the people slowing the line. Any other time in life these people would be meaningless to you, but not while in line. In line they’re to be hated. Same principle here.
And yes, we do enjoy putting Trey into miserable situations.
