I’m not sick. I’m not sick. I’m not sick. Scoff at my clever strategy if you must, but everything is going according to plan. You see, the first step is to go about your daily business like nothing is wrong. Inside the germs get all confused. “Wait…what’s going on?? He should be coughing up a [...]
“I’m going in.” I’m pretty sure these words are always a prelude to being awesome. Just saying them aloud makes you want to go kick some mass and take some names. It makes you want to complete the most daredevil of schemes and the most risky of operations. They turn you into the biggest, baddest, [...]
Be sure to watch the new animated cartoon “Michelo the Bandit” posted today in the “toons” section! It’s good stuff!!
This has nothing to do with today’s comic strip, but I am SO unbelievably happy that the National League finally beat those American League DH-swinging pansies. I am not going to turn this into a rant about how absolutely WRONG the designated hitter rule is. I am not going to write an endless barrage of well constructed arguments to [...]
02/04/2004 – New strip! Be sure to vote! If you read in the Statesman, be sure to fill out the funny page survey when it appears in the next few days!
02/01/2004 – Sorry it’s been a couple weeks. I kind of took a vacation while I waited for the newspaper to catch up. Now I’m a couple weeks ahead of them, and I intend to keep it that way, so I would expect about three new strips every week for the next little while. Mmmmm…plottage… [...]
01/07/2004 – Whoo-hoo! Yesterday was the coolest day ever! Aside from it being my birthday (which I totally almost forgot except everyone was so nice to remind me), “Matt & Michael” began it’s run in the Utah State University paper, The Utah Statesman, I received a very cool “Kim Possible” toy for my birthday, got [...]
01/04/2004 – This one was a lot of fun to make. I could apologize to all our democrat readers, but I wouldn’t mean it… It was either Democrats or hippies, and after conducting various surveys and performing loads of scientific research, the results at this juncture were inconclusive. In the end, I decided to make [...]
