So we finally get to see the dramatic conclusion to my 24 hour comic--a little late, granted, but since I'm obviously living in a "way back machine," let's tackle other retroactive issues as well: what's the deal with that Wang Chung I've heard so much about? Have you seen that new show Melrose Place--I sure hope it makes it and becomes a representational staple for the 90s. Is Gerald Ford the president now that Nixon resigned? Have you seen the previews for that movie Tron? Apparently the special effects are done with these things called "com-pew-tors." And oh yeah, I apologize in advance to the Hispanics, Irish, Belgians, grandmas, and well, just everyone. You'll know it when you read it.
"If you don't have satire, you've lost eighty percent of the basis of humor." --Ward Kimball
posted by Osgood McSonogram @ 2:18 AM
7 Comments:
Great Mr. Belding's ghost!
Oh so this is how it ended, for some reason I never saw it before. Cool stuff Mr. McRoberts
I like Kid 'N Play.
You would!
Matt,
I never told you this...
My great siamese uncle suffered from crab nose. I can still recall waking up to the sounds of ectoplasm being flushed. I never promised half my legos to anybody.
It was a long weekend.
Bill out.
I've never seen a crab nose before, but I'm sure its delicious with jelly and walnuts. Great writing Mcsonogram (if that's your real name). I once new a Mcsonogram. It was on the 99 cent menu in Stratford Ontario and I drank it with a diet coke and small order of nuggets...I think they should make nuggets out of noughet, or Ted Nugent nuggets...mmmmmm...what better way to enjoy a right wing rocker than with barbecue sauce on a Tuesday night in the rain. Fog may be better. Everyone looks better in Fog.
Fuck the Belgiums.
what the crap. trash. breasts! in a cartoon! uncalled for dear sir, uncalled for.
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