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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Tuesday March 29th

Do you even notice when I miss a day and don't make it up?

The comic:


Pluggers don't understand inflation. I know it's not all inflation, but come on. The dollar was worth a lot more when gas was a quarter a gallon.

Also, yes, Pluggers remember things. I am shocked. Again.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Tuesday March 15th

The comic:


And they always give you slightly imperfect parts so you'll return!

This is nothing - my mom knows the mechanics at her Toyota dealership (for the oil change maintenance stuff) so well that she can call former employees for help when the current ones are not being good.

A non-car example is the library by my dorm - I've been sending books there from other branches since August 2007, they definitely know me and go get the holds before I ask. This was most surprising this semester because I hadn't been in since last May.

I was going to be nice and assume that this happened because Pluggers are friendly people, but he looks so miserable that that can't be the case. "If I took better care of my car, they wouldn't know me so well..."

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Saturday February 19th

The comic:


"You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here."


Thursday, March 4, 2010

Thursday March 4th

The comic:


They've already done this - I think with a poorly drawn dog barking.

And now we see the inside.

But some of the Homeland Security advice seems Pluggerish - duct tape, anyone? And the alerts (I live near a base) are increasingly meaningless - just like Pluggers.

Why is he smiling? Is he smiling?

That is one tiny bed.

And of course, non-Pluggers just lock the damn door and think nothing of it. Maybe if my sister watched the news and was worried about terrorists attacking our backyard, I could get her to lock the damn door once in a while! But this comic says that we (non-Pluggers) don't feel secure with our door locked. Or something.

Lazy all around - bad drawing, lazy concept. The concept can be laid at the submitter's door, but the drawing is all Brookins.

And I call BS - books? Plus, there should be a lamp on both sides of the bed, unless they're synchronized sleepers and readers.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Thursday February 25th

The comic:


Oh well, the money they save DIYing the truck will pay for their hospital or funeral bills! So thoughtful.

Disclaimer

The comic is reproduced here for purposes of review only, and all rights remain with the creator, Gary Brookins.