It reminds me a LOT of xkcd in its tone, especially early on when they do a lot of stick figure stuff. But I'm really digging it. Lots of great little nuggets in there.
It reminds me a LOT of xkcd in its tone, especially early on when they do a lot of stick figure stuff. But I'm really digging it. Lots of great little nuggets in there.
Harvet Ismuth's 42 Essential 3rd Act Plot Twists as performed by the Ellis Island Community Players
I'm horribly tempted to make at least one of them into an icon, but they're just a LITTLE bit wonky...
Jesus Christ, its a good thing I don't watch much television. If I saw this ad I'd have to buy a new tv because I would have put my foot through it.
Basic Instructions has it the right way.
- Follow the Three D's: Despoil, Dispose, Die Out.
The sooner the human race goes extinct, the better off Earth will be.
- After all, if we're saving the Earth's resources for our children, isn't that just delaying the inevitable?
- I'm not an Earth Mother, I'm an Earth Father: I care about the Earth, but I'm too busy to really put much effort into it.
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HAPPY EARTH DAY, EVERYBODY!
Come on, rain. Move out of Chicago! I wanna listen to the Sox lose to Detroit, damn it!
Discovered another webcomic today. Basic Instructions is really really great.
My favorite so far, from How to Explain Sex to Your Child:
Dad: Unplanned pregnancies are more likely to be what?
Kid: Violent criminals.
Dad: And their victims are often who?
Kid: Relatives.
Dad: So why shouldn't you get a girl pregnant?
Kid: The baby will grow up and kill me someday.
Dad: That's right.
"That's wrong on more levels than I can count, and they're both really basic levels, too."
Second time reading through the 8-Bit Theatre archives and, seriously, if should be reading them.









