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I just love poetic justice.

BWAHAAHAHAHA!! Oh geez, that's Priceless right there!

*sniggers* The only thing that could make it better is if one of the folks that heard that was a reporter who would put it in EVERY SINGLE PUBLICATION that would buy it.

Who's to say there isn't?

OOOOH-RAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!

My Marine buddy's reaction upon seeing this comic.

Don't you just love it when a plan comes together.

Reap what we sow, man.

Also it just goes to show, you can be two faced and still not have eyes in the back of your head.

Mike Fang wrote:*sniggers* The only thing that could make it better is if one of the folks that heard that was a reporter who would put it in EVERY SINGLE PUBLICATION that would buy it.

And I know who. That little gal who had such trouble with the Malarkey monster and the "pie pan" flying saucer.

Bet she'd jump at the chance.

Minerva, I think her name was, from the chapter beginning here:

http://nipandtuck.comicgenesis.com/d/20030810.html

What'cha think?

Oooooo, BUSTED!

More like deep fried.

Jaydub wrote:Don't you just love it when a plan comes together.

Yes, yes I do.

for some reason the phrase "you'll never work in this town again" comes to mind. only it's the producers and audience there telling that to the director instead of the director to any of his crew!

it's just like megaman, every game there's a boss that's totally unbeatable until you find that boss's weakness.

shyal_malkes wrote:for some reason the phrase "you'll never work in this town again" comes to mind. only it's the producers and audience there telling that to the director instead of the director to any of his crew!

it's just like megaman, every game there's a boss that's totally unbeatable until you find that boss's weakness.

Sad bit is he just might work again. Who ever said humans were saine. Then again, the cast isn't human.

If anyone is old enough to remember, doesn't the bulldog next to Nip look like Chief O'Hara from the old Walt Disney comics? He usually showed up in the Mickey Mouse comics. Seems sort of fitting here.

Actually for some really stupid reason he looked like an anthro version of George Lucas to me....

What the heck did they do, lace his butter with sodium pentathol?

squirrelly61104 wrote:What the heck did they do, lace his butter with sodium pentathol?

Might be a lingering (and USEFUL!) side effect of the cold, flu, fever and jock itch cure they gave him - if so, damned helpful.

Or maybe he was just so riled up the 'speach inhibitor' (you know, the one we're all suppose to have, the one that's suppose to keep us from putting our foot in our mouth? You know, the one that dosen't work all that well?) shorted out and he didn't realize what he was saying and where he was saying it.

It's the simple things in life you treasure

Ah, Tubby got his in the end.