Hmm... I look forward to seeing these 4 panels re-used again in later comic... er, I mean, I look forward to later comics with completely new and original art. :P
Does anybody know if the Amazon Affiliate links work for any product I order from Amazon? I'm not sure if Scott still gets some moolah if I navigate away from the book and buy something else.
This is the first BI which I have actually laughed out loud to. Or at least, sniggered quietly to myself, for an extended period of time, until people started looking at me in the office.
I think if someone were a really, REALLY, dedicated fan, they would post links to the originals of each of these panels. I, sadly, am only a really dedicated fan, not a really, REALLY dedicated fan.
Wow, Scott, you just keep getting better. This was the funniest in a while. Am I pathetic for knowing where each panel came from, or just a devoted fan? :P
One of the funniest Scott! Another great example of this storytelling method is http://stixite.com/ the artist draws whatever comes to mind then it's up to the writer to make a funny caption. Check it out!
Matt said: "Wow, It's like a clip-show. Though I'm not sure I remember where panel 2 came from."
Well, unlike you, I am quite certain I remember. That is, I remember not ever seeing Scott in the tub stirring with a 2x4.
Since he left the shower curtain hanging on the inside of the tub, I'm guessing he wants the extra flavoring from the soap scum and mildew along its bottom edge. Or maybe the curtain will be consumed by the sauce's acidity and add a bit of polyvinyl texturing. Mmmmm–hmm–yum.
May 17, 2012
Reader Comments (54)
I think this may be your funniest comic yet.
Hooray for unbridled hedonism!
You had better change the year on the comic to 2013 now, there's only 6 more months to go.
XD love the meta in this one. Great Scott, Scott, you've done it again!
I thought this was a clever idea, and a very funny comic.
And he left this world the way he entered it - covered in bodily fluids and screaming at the top of his lungs.
WIN.
Wow, It's like a clip-show. Though I'm not sure I remember where panel 2 came from.
Hmm... I look forward to seeing these 4 panels re-used again in later comic... er, I mean, I look forward to later comics with completely new and original art. :P
Matt, it's from How to wallow in unbirdled hedonism, one of my favourites, but still surpassed by this awesome comic
Does anybody know if the Amazon Affiliate links work for any product I order from Amazon? I'm not sure if Scott still gets some moolah if I navigate away from the book and buy something else.
d'oh. I obviously can't count to two. I don't remember where the second panel came from either
Love it.
Not only is the comic great, but there are some exceptional comments this time.
I am hoping that at least some are comments the writers were keeping around in hopes of a fitting comic coming by.
A genius comic - moved me to post my first comment so it must be good. excellent work sir - keep it up!
I normally use the RSS feed, but had to come to the site to post this.
Scott, you are brilliant! This is one of your finest comics for a while, and I'm proud to say I'm going to a party tomorrow as Omnipresent man.
Are you really terrified of birds? I thought was just another gag?
This is the first BI which I have actually laughed out loud to. Or at least, sniggered quietly to myself, for an extended period of time, until people started looking at me in the office.
you take clip art to a whole new level.
The lorikeets are the scariest part of Gatorland!
Bravo!
@Matt: Home-made mountain dew.
Recycling at it's best !
Scott; the artwork in panel 2 seems to be circa 2007-2008, no ??
Are you really terrified of birds? Just the great big ones, or little tiny ones too?
In the second panel, I guess you're using either the word "sense" or "art" in ways that are unfamiliar to most of us.
Matt, it's from How to Save Money.
I think if someone were a really, REALLY, dedicated fan, they would post links to the originals of each of these panels. I, sadly, am only a really dedicated fan, not a really, REALLY dedicated fan.
@Matt
Panel 2 is from http://basicinstructions.net/basic-instructions/2009/12/6/how-to-save-money.html
I had to stifle laughter at work. Great comic!
Best.
Comic.
Ever.
(Yeah, really, though. What was panel 2 from?)
Wow, Scott, you just keep getting better. This was the funniest in a while. Am I pathetic for knowing where each panel came from, or just a devoted fan? :P
Can we get some links to all the originals (if not from Scott then from some enterprising youngster who has more time on their hands than I)?
Panel 1 is one of my favorite images ever from this comic. And I love how panel 4 references the origin of panel 1. It's so...artistic.
so, where DID panel 2 come from?
I agree with the assessment that this may be the funniest one, yet. Bravo. :)
This is brilliant. Funniest comic ever.
One of the funniest Scott!
Another great example of this storytelling method is http://stixite.com/ the artist draws whatever comes to mind then it's up to the writer to make a funny caption. Check it out!
I would love to have the original strips that these panels are from mentioned in your comments!
Very funny - both in context, and in the re-using of hilarious artwork for a different purpose. Way to go green!
I love you & I think I want to have your cartoon babies - can a guy do that?
I have rating stuff I like, saying this is best or this is worst one but this strip here? It is my new most favoritest one of all times - thanks!
Matt said:
"Wow, It's like a clip-show. Though I'm not sure I remember where panel 2 came from."
Well, unlike you, I am quite certain I remember. That is, I remember not ever seeing Scott in the tub stirring with a 2x4.
Since he left the shower curtain hanging on the inside of the tub, I'm guessing he wants the extra flavoring from the soap scum and mildew along its bottom edge. Or maybe the curtain will be consumed by the sauce's acidity and add a bit of polyvinyl texturing. Mmmmm–hmm–yum.