The first rule of flea club: You do not talk about flea club.
I’m so glad Bucky Katt is a fan of Fight Club. It’s one of my favorites from the WTF is happening? genre.
Guys think they own this movie but we all need a little project mayhem.
My count rarely gets above zero, too, and my accidents usually involve coffee spills.
R.I.P. Spike! 1982-1998.
This is a great phase. You try talking to your kids, and… Beep! 
I drove my mother crazy. Beep! My dad beeped back, which drove me crazy. Beep?
I still think Conan has more attitude. Ha!
On a far sadder and goonless note, three people on the team at work are dealing with the death of a cat this week. (I thought only celebrity deaths came in threes?) My heart really goes out to each of them. I know how much it hurts. Read the tribute one editor wrote about her cat. My mascara is smeared.
Saw Order of the Phoenix at the end of vacation. Having read the last chapter and epilogue of the final book beforehand, the movie, for me, played like an interstitial in its plotting, certainly not length, making me wonder why the adult book fans even care to see the movies. Especially since the movies don’t stay true to the books.
Oh, I’ll spare the spoilers, but I absolutely adored the series ending. The end and the beginning of Sorcerer’s Stone are the only parts of the series I’ve read, but I so love what Potter has done for kids and reading. And book-shy adults, for that matter.
With lollapalooza meaning extraordinarily impressive, Loserpalooza is a perfect title: Rob, Bucky and Satchel are the most impressive losers ever drawn.
248pagespalooza. Woo!
Conan doesn’t care about the welfare of fish, either. Must be a cat thing.
This is Darby Conley, who pens Get Fuzzy. I bet his legs are less scrawny than Rob’s.
I’m about four weeks behind again. These guys are the reason I’m a paying member of comics.com – to access the archives. Ever fall behind reading a daily strip? Sigh.
This is Darby Conley, who pens Get Fuzzy. I bet his legs are less scrawny than Rob’s.
I’m about four weeks behind again. These guys are the reason I’m a paying member of comics.com – to access the archives. Ever fall behind reading a daily strip? Sigh.
