Month: March 2014

OUR STORY THUS FAR.

Ruben Bolling

 

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Your Friend Indeed,

Ruben Bolling

THIS WEEK’S COMIC: Super-Fun-Pak Comix!

Ruben Bolling

1181cbTHUMB sfpc107 quantum mechanic

 

Featuring:

Quantum Mechanic;

Percival Dunwoody, Idiot Time-Traveler From 1909;

Martial Mirth;

Darthfield Without Darthfield, Or Anything Else;

Phil-Collins-Man;

Uncle Cap'n's Puzzle Pontoon;

Woah Rhymes With Noah;

Clive the Bangers-and-Mash-Eating Hedgehog;

Grape the Unpopular Hard Candy Flavor;

Steven Sagal's Toupee;

Pavlov's Dogs of War; AND

MUCH, MUCH LESS!

 

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Click here to read on Boing Boing.

Click here to read on Daily Kos.

Click here to read on GoComics. 

Click here to read on Medium, in revolutionary new TALL-TRONIC3000 FORMAT

Self-Help Corner

Ruben Bolling

These wonderful books offer encouraging advice on how to do things despite advancing years, but the last one seems a bit odd.  I don't know if you really should be doing that.

 

You can shoot 70

You can things 40

You can look 20

You can things

You can dave barry

And I don't know why this guy is even offering this advice.