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How to Find and Explore Your Personal Limits
Oh, by the way, my second book is in stock at Amazon (although their first order seems to have almost run out). I should have signed copies for sale within the week.
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June 13, 2010
Reader Comments (41)
I would watch that too...
for no logical reason.
The plug worked. Just ordered my copy of the second book from Amazon. I won't wait for the signed copy, but those should sell out, no problem.
"Glee", another television show I've never seen. I think I miss out on some of the humor in this strip by not getting the pop culture references. I like the statement in the first panel about about we find our limits, though.
And so would I.
I think they sang about not liking singing in Buffy the Vampire Slayer the Musical episode. Maybe they didn't actually sing about hating singing but that was one of the feelings which all the characters were experiencing at the time.
Am I the only one who sees a rooster in Missy's hair in panel 2?
how exactly are robots and aliens unrealistic, I ask? just because you haven't seen aliens doesn't mean they couldn't be real!!! and robots are getting there.
This strip is so muich fun,I'd like to see this topic explored further in the future.
Wow. Finally someone who agrees with me about Glee. This is hilarious.
New book and scorn for the ridiculous...great for a Monday
heh, brilliant, per usualle.
I have quite the distaste for glee myself!
Is it jsut me, or is there the silhouette of a rooster on the back of her head in panel two?
From the looks of it, pushing your own personal boundaries can bring you closer as a couple. It's quite adorable... in fact, it almost makes me want to burst into song.
Ahem:
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from- Wait, the repetitive Internet memes page was weeks ago. My mistake.
I too am feeling scorn. I also am perfectly comfortable with that.
If you knew Jabba's singer's name without looking it up, then you, sir, are truly in the upper echelon of Star Wars geekdom. My hat's off to you.
The last panel made me laugh out loud :D
And yeah, I would probably watch that, too...
Good one!
Does anyone else here watch Glee and hear the name of the group as "Nude Erections"? Seriously, everytime they say that I giggle like I'm still in junior high...
Speaking of expanding boundaries, I think your artwork is getting better all the time - the angle of you guys in the last two panels is cool. BTW, I also consider non-singing robots and monsters more realistic than singing people.
Though that one episode of Buffy they did as a musical was cool....of course there was some logical explanation for that.
"I'm feeling scorn, with which I am perfectly comfortable"
Best quote ever.
I hilariously agree! Actually, the only musical I've ever watched with any amusement was Rocky Horror Picture Show.
It doesn't get much funnier than Tim Curry in a garter belt!
-AAAH i haaate to sing
+actually so do i
°WHY-YYYYYYYYY do you keep singing then?
+-° Becau-------se it... is ... in ... the ... scripti
I honestly found the last panel sweet.
Scorn is one of the few emotions I'm comfortable with too.
BTW - the logo with the 'knowledge' 2x4, is that new or have I just been blind to it for all these months? I love it either way.
"Actually, so would I."
I love Glee, but this strip is hilarious.
The rooster-on-Missy's head shot has also appeared here:
http://basicinstructions.net/basic-instructions/2010/6/13/how-to-find-and-explore-your-personal-limits.html