The comic:
Pluggers are schmucks.
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The comic is reproduced here for purposes of review only, and all rights remain with the creator, Gary Brookins.
This is a blog devoted to the comic strip "Pluggers", about the "80 percent of humanity who unceremoniously keep plugging along -- balancing work, play and family life." This strip is also described as "America’s first interactive, reader-participation comic." That sounds like most of us, right? And our fellow Americans are sending in the ideas. So let's see how it matches up with reality, shall we?
7 comments:
Ten boxes of Thin Mints?!?! My GOD. I have trouble finishing ONE.
You can freeze them and they last awhile, but not that long.
And ten boxes still take time to get through. More than a year.
My mom loves Thin Mints and she never bought that much.
Hell, when we were Girl Scouts, we could only depend on her for a couple boxes. Those things were expensive and now they cost even more!
10 boxes takes a year to get through? you don't have much of an appetite. I could finish an entire girl scout in less than a week.
Just to show we're not always on the cynic's page, I think the Pluggers would agree with us that the people who bought girl scout cookies in Bremerton, WA, with counterfeit $20 bills were not good people.
this isn't much of a joke . . surprisingly I expect more from Pluggers
Grandma's out about $60 so far.
wv: alizedag an ancient holiday wherein elderly and feeble Swedish Pluggers who could no longer work were put down with a cloth-covered cattle maul.
I bought three boxes of thin mints from a girl scout and I'm planning to eat them all while watching Lifetime/ or crying in the shower.
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