Comic for Wednesday, Jan 26, 2005

Posted: 10:00 am, Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

Fucking F-train, don't you know I have a comic to post?!

I spent twenty minutes on the phone with my dad explaining how to save a file to the desktop of his computer yesterday. Yikes.

Oh, Grafe, Crownover thought Friday's strip was homoerotic, too, so I guess you don't have a problem with visualizing male comic characters gettin' it on - the problem lies in my drawing ability. That's good to know, I guess.

I am shocked - shocked! - to see an ad for a Hannity book in the margin of a 'news' bit blaming gay folk for the tsunami. And, from a link on that site, check out the staggeringly informative graph on this article about abortion. I poked around a bit - the Beverly LaHaye Institute was founded by the wife of the dude who writes Left Behind. Not so good for lending credibility to a 'scientific' study, but very good as an excuse to link to Kirk Cameron's site again.

This week's Savage Love is a tour de force. A brand-new kink is introduced to the column (decanting), and the phrase "pop his balls" is thrown around a few times. Lord, there are some freaks out there.

Debbie Gibson is only 34? Wow.

Grafe, MNP, secretary: What the fuck? This is what passes for weather in Charlotte? (Evidently, I'm behind on this one, it's from November - details here and here, for the rest of us.)

Remember Calvin and Hobbes, and Calvin's snowmen? Somebody got real bored.

A pal o'mine lives with her boyfriend. And also with four Mormons. (I believe the number is four - I could be wrong on this one.) I think she should get them all these shirts.

ESPN's Page 2 always had a poll 'who had the worst weekend?' I was wondering why the hell SpongeBob was on it - I guess the Right found out gay folk like him.

Oh, man, I just read that the hostess got fired from Trading Spaces. That sucks. I love Pinky. Paige. Whatever.

This is an awesome article on many, many levels. The Washington Post reports that long security lines kept some asshats from meeting their Lord and Saviour Bush as the inauguration festivities. Imagine, donating $15,000 and not being able to glimpse the scourge you've helped fund! Almost as egregious as watching your civil liberties be stripped to the bone and gang-banged. My favorite is the 80-year old guy grousing about how there ought to be laws against the protestors, because it was their fault he missed Bush. Better yet, the guy's name is Boring. Awesome, awesome, awesome.

Oh, and it's my ol' roomie Dan's birthday today. Wish 'em a happy one!

bullfrog