I saw Tally Hall TWICE this past weekend, and they were funtimes.  They had a whole bunch of new songs.

Secondly, this morning, I saw a comic advertising on our skyscraper ad here called My Cardboard Life.  I think the art is pretty cute.

That’s all!

-Drew

I got so many of these things! First lesson learned: many people think rape is so funny.

But moving past that! There were a few common themes, references to the art (and one that gets points for somehow knowing the height differential between Justin and myself), and questions of paternity.

Many people hooked onto the fact that no one keeps peanut butter in the fridge, which I really used to do.   There was a great mix of fun versions ranging from nerdy, to classic, to punny, to movie referential.

After reading a bunch, the ones that made me laugh-out-loud (kids call it something for short I forget) were the ones that just devolved into different facets of nonsense genius.

Of course, my Mom’s was probably the best, especially if you’re from Michigan.  Not that I’m biased or anything.

Thanks to everyone who emailed me!

-Drew

Several years ago, I found that Ryan North had this side-project called Whispered Apologies.  The idea was that artists would submit comics with blank word bubbles, then writers would make the dialogue.  I got excited about it, and I sent in a wordless comic.  Ryan said it would get worded, but then Whispered Apologies stopped updating forever.

So here’s the comic I made (click for large version).  Want to make words for it?  Send me a copy of the comic with your dialogue added, and I’ll post my favorites!

-Drew