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?
If Plugger-chicken swore off coffee a long time ago, then what the hell is she bellyaching about? Or is it that Plugger-chicken is actually a weak, weak plugger who can't shake the habit of coffee, chocolate, and weekend benders in seedy border towns?
It's very sad. That's the last known picture of Plugger Chickenwife before she disappeared, and Plugger Doghusband started buying large, sturdy luxury trash can liners, gloves, rope, and breading supplies.
If Plugger-chicken swore off coffee a long time ago, then what the hell is she bellyaching about? Or is it that Plugger-chicken is actually a weak, weak plugger who can't shake the habit of coffee, chocolate, and weekend benders in seedy border towns?
ReplyDeleteIt's very sad. That's the last known picture of Plugger Chickenwife before she disappeared, and Plugger Doghusband started buying large, sturdy luxury trash can liners, gloves, rope, and breading supplies.
ReplyDeleteWV: --sters. Speaks for itself.
Ooh. Where I work, it's a little more than five bucks a pound.
ReplyDeleteNon-pluggers realize that coffee is an agriculture product subject to fluctuating conditions. Non-pluggers adjust for inflation.
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