So, apparently, some person or group of people found my fairly innocuous Canadian hooker joke offensive because this is what I got in the mail this morning:
I just noticed that the initials of Lemming's Blender Juices is L.B.J.
Coincidentally, L.B.J. is also the initials of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States, whose rise to the nation's highest office wasn't at all shrouded in deciet...well, except for that whole assassination thing...and that Warren Commission thing...and that Vietnam War thing...
Okay, so the guy was a scumbag. But did you know that L.B.J. in Spanish translates to "The Blow Job"?
Or what if...wait, stay with me...what if the Bale-out was an effort to get Christian Bale to yell at all the people who caused the financial crisis. Like, remember when he yelled at that guy? Wouldn't that be hilarious? Because, you know, like, its in the popular culture, right? So, instead of doing something original and unfunny like this comic, I could just take something already in the popular culture and do something just as unfunny without a shred of originality. Why think when our consumer culture does it for us, right? LOLROFL!
Sorry, folk(s). I wasn't able to post yesterday because of illness. Many of you might have seen this coming judging by the horridness of the drawing in panel 1 of my previous comic. Actually, many of you probably did not notice. Many of you I'm sure just took it to be further proof of my lack of drawing ability. You win again, rhetorical jerk-off(s).
I'm not even joking when I say that a majority of the hits to my website are from people Googling "foot fetish" or "Dr. Scholl's foot fetish." Maybe it's because of this comic I did. No matter the reason it's pretty sobering to think that the only people inadvertently searching for my blog are people who want to pleasure themselves to feet. Another weird thing, most of these hits come from Europe...which makes me not want to go to Europe. Or at least not wear open-toed shoes when I'm there.
I used that guitarist character in twocomics and I promised myself I would never use him again. Why? Just look at him. He's terribly drawn even for "Ahhhh, Phooey" "standards". The one thing I didn't count on, that I should have counted on, was my unwavering dedication to laziness. I could either draw a new character holding a guitar, which is complicated for someone with my..."abilities". OOOOR, I could copy and paste an old character and save myself a lot of trouble.
So you see...(snooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooore)