Scratch your itch for laughter with Captain Scratchy, a webcomic that was born on July 1, 2009. If you go back through the archives (and I hope you do), you'll find a number of episodes that have panels stacked vertically. The comics are now formatted to be more reader friendly. Well, if you don't count Angry Horse. As of April 19, 2010, Captain Scratchy features stand-alone gag comics that run Monday through Friday.
Rub-a-dub dub. Good to hear from Rufus — and Rick. And it’s nice the Post Office has a branch in their tub. That allows them to stay in the tub, what with their own drip-off zone.
Awesome! I’m digging the creativity. Though “staycation” is another example of the horrid, black-death-like spreading trend of combining two words to make a new one that is slowly chiseling away at my sanity. It began with celebrity names. It extended into cutesy hobbies. Then it became mainstream and is actually used in journalism, like the news stories about “sexting.” I can only take so much. If this continues I’m going to have a brainsplosion.
And that’s not a treat topped with whipped cream at the local zombie malt shop.
Wow, D-Lo (can I call you D-Lo?). That was a rousing commentary on the trend of combining two words. It was both informative and entertaining. Dare I say, it was infotain … no, I won’t say it.
Rub-a-dub dub. Good to hear from Rufus — and Rick. And it’s nice the Post Office has a branch in their tub. That allows them to stay in the tub, what with their own drip-off zone.
Yeah, I wish I had a Post Office branch in my tub. Though the lack of privacy might be a problem.
Awesome! I’m digging the creativity. Though “staycation” is another example of the horrid, black-death-like spreading trend of combining two words to make a new one that is slowly chiseling away at my sanity. It began with celebrity names. It extended into cutesy hobbies. Then it became mainstream and is actually used in journalism, like the news stories about “sexting.” I can only take so much. If this continues I’m going to have a brainsplosion.
And that’s not a treat topped with whipped cream at the local zombie malt shop.
Wow, D-Lo (can I call you D-Lo?). That was a rousing commentary on the trend of combining two words. It was both informative and entertaining. Dare I say, it was infotain … no, I won’t say it.
Help! I’m going through Captain Scratchy withdrawls!
Are you saying I’m only here for the emo? ,