I Know Where This Goes

Posted by Bob (bob at screenfreeze dot net) on February 2, 2006: While today's comic may be light on dialogue, it's heavy on action. Well, not heavy, but there is some action in there. A little bit. Okay, so nobody really moves. But there's something. Yeah, I'm not good at selling things, but the comic is funny. We might pick no Nickelback a lot, but with good reason. You see, they are actually a really really shitty band. You may think the opposite, but trust us, we have more experience in music listening than you do. They are truly godawful.

I gotta tell ya, I must have drawn that damn third panel five separate times. I just could not get it to look right. It never looked like Bob grabbing the cd's off the counter. Everything else went pretty smoothly, but that damn third panel...

While I don't (yet) watch 24, I've gotta say I've always thought Keifer Sutherland was pretty bad ass. Want some proof? Here you go. You gotta feel a little bad for the guy who designed the thing, but I mean, if you work for one year on something, you should have some sort of a backup, especially when you're handing it out to a pretty well known drunk, heh.

Where do all the tangerines come from? I don't know, but it makes a pretty fun game. It's sad, I'm at the point now where the simpler games get, the more fun I have with them. I'm devolving my gaming skills!

Is this really a surprise to anyone?

So, how was your Tuesday? According to Cliff Arnall, it should have been the worst day of the year. I got to separate comics and got a new Captain America bust, so it wasn't that bad for me. So, I say now that Cliff Arnall is full of shit! Thanks for nothing, pal!

I keep finding alternate uses for your PS3. In this case, how about a grill? If it's a grill, you're gonna need some steak sauce. I'm not sure which is better...The grill/PS3 on the bottom, or the Aunt Jemima/Ken Kutaragi thing up top.

What was it I said about simple games? This one is awesome! And now that I have found that, I think I will play Castle Smasher for a while. Have a good week, folks.

Posted by Steve (steve at screenfreeze dot net) on February 2, 2006: This comic is yet another slight adaptation of actual events. And can I just say for the record that the whole "Bob's indifference" thing is one of my favorite gags in the comic. Any time he reacts to something without even taking his attention for what he's doing, it always makes me laugh.

On a totally random note: I know it's not cool to like Metallica anymore or whatever, but their cover of Stone Cold Crazy on Garage Inc. might be some of the best two minutes and seventeen seconds in rock.

Well, that's all for now. See you next time.