xkcd

In my Inbox, I received the below comic from my cousin, Mark. Since I was brain dead, it took me a minute to realize the humor and then I LMAO. I asked him where he got it from and he said xkcd.

Now, I've been going through the archives and xkcd isn't like most webcomics. It isn't always a joke a day or even thought provoking, but most of the non-comic artwork is very good. The comics are very funny.

Thought Provoking:

In either case, I think this webcomic is worth checking out.

Happy Reading!

Flaky Pastry

So, I've got to tell you all, I'm pissed. Absolutely pissed. Here's why. I'm done reading the archives for Flaky Pastry and I can't wait to know what happens next. There are three storylines going on and now I've caught up, which means I have to wait for the next update and the comic only updates once a week.
What am I going to do for a week?!?
I know what you should do this week -- start reading the archives of Flaky Pastry.

Happy Reading!

1977

Normally, I'd start a review with the logo of the comic I'm reviewing and end it with one of the comics from the site. Well, something is wrong with Blogger and I'm unable to upload any images, which is a true bummer. But, I didn't want to wait until they fixed the issue before I reviewed this comic - 1977.

One bright day, Bud sees an ad in a laundromat for a room for rent in the suburbs of Chicago. When he arrives at the house, he finds Jeff and the adventure begins. They team up with Lorraine and form a small rock group.

What separates this comic from just one big stoner fest is the artwork Bryon includes in the strips. In the very first comic there's an actual Pink Floyd poster. Even if I didn't find the comic entertaining and funny, I'd read it just to see the old 1977 posters.

This is a comic for anyone who can remember 1977 and anyone who only wish they could.

Happy Reading!

PS. When Blogger gets their act together, I'll add the artwork.