every time there is a reference to the Cadillac of forms I think back to the time in workstudy where I had to design a requisition form for a room.

It was tiny, complex, loaded with vague threats of what happens if you fill it out wrong, none of the spaces to write were big enough, there was a part about how you are not allowed to write on in the back or attach another sheet.

Yeah I was in a bad mood that year.

Sweet! I'm looking forward to an extra BI each week :)

Sweeet... 3 times per week.... that's exciting.

Buy Scott's books. It worth the experience to read them in print*.

*I do not know Scott, I do not get anything out of this other than Scott able to continue to do this for a living. Isn't that enough?

As in all organizations, shanking flows downhill!

Three a week?! No way!! That's the best news I've had all week!

Three a week?! Ah! I don't know how I'm going to keep track.

Hello? Hello? Anyone out there?

Did everyone escape but me?

Nice twist. This is one of my all-time favorites, for sure. I remember when Scott Adams was trying to convince you to go to a 3-panel format in the hopes that you'd be more attractive to syndicates. You made a valiant effort, but I definitely like it this way better.

"It's not meant as a compliment. The best compliments seldom are." Points for both grammar and wisdom.

On a tangent, I think that I'd watch the TV show based on this comic, but would it be a comedy or a drama?

Hey, are you aware that someone tried to put a Trojan Horse on your page? My anti-virus just alerted me.

Ah, the dream of corporate drones (like myself) everywhere: that our super-awesome corporate overlords will go to prison. And we will not get shanked.

The threat of a "shanking" sounds like a great managment tool.

now that i know scot and mullet boss are the same actor in different clothing, i was amazed at what a little 'just for men' and a shave can do for a guy. ill have to keep that in mind if im ever on the run

--roger

"It's not meant as a compliment. The best compliments seldom are."

This is a genius line and I must find a way to use it at work.

The nice thing about having the comics in a book format is that they're easier to carry and you don't havge to worry as much about spilling something on them :)

So excited for another step of success for you, Scott! You deserve it! Also looking forward to an extra BI a week. Congratulations!

Yeah, well hurry up about it; I've finished all your archive and I'm still hungry!

Am I the only one who felt the jokes this time were too subtle to get?

@soul of wit

what a great idea! I think Scott should write a sitcom screenplay. on the other hand, so far he's been able to come up with cca 8 jokes a week (4 in one strip), so I guess he'd run out of funny pretty soon. or would he?

This reminds me, I need to design a new form at work since no one can fill out the current one correctly. Life imitates art! Great comic!

Scott, we need to talk about your TPS reports ...