And for some people, it could still be the 15th.
Not me, I slept til 10, and fell asleep after my shower (after my mid-day bike ride) which made me miss Jeopardy! and a chance to finance my family's financial future, at least until Monday.
I just looked at today's comic and it is the weirdest thing I've seen all day - I mean Friday this time - and I watched a History Channel show on the end of the Earth and/or the Universe and a 2 hour thing on hippies. In addition to reading Donald Duck comics and Ask A Mexican!
My weird threshold is high - I'm nuts. And this comic continues to be the weirdest thing, but never in a good way.
Let's get on with it, shall we?
Friday's comic:
Pluggers are old.
There was a download for the Sims from a unique site that I lost the link to due to various computer snafus. Look, just because I can type without looking at the keyboard does not mean I'm a computer expert!
Anyways, it was something your Sim could buy that was basically useless - a broken computer that had one action - kick. Loved it!
This comic makes me wish I had such an object.
Onto today's.
"Earn" ice cream?
What?
Pluggers are paid in ice cream now?
I haven't had ice cream since the other day - I "earned" it the old fashioned way too - my sister drove to Sonic and got me a Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Blast with her tip money (she bought Backyard Burger's Root Beer Floats for herself and Mom).
And I look better in summer clothes, if I do say so myself. (I'm the only one saying so, but hey, beauty comes from self-confidence and I don't care what the mirror or pictures say - I feel good in my tank top and purple pirate pajama pants.)
That Rhino has a hard life.
However, I have no sympathies for an idiot from Texas who "earns" his ice cream in any way that does not involve an exchange of money for cold dairy products on a hot day.
It's hot.
Have some ice cream.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
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