Friday, March 2, 2007

"a panda punching a guy in the crotch"

Don't knock it 'til you've tried it.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

The Giant Awesome Bandwidth Eating Mega Comment

Why does no one ever comment on these? I check back here about daily, and still I'm not seeing comments. You lazy assholes are candidates for this panda's crotch punching service, and those of you who have seen my blog know that I only care so much about this because I'm always bitching about comments (or lack thereof).

Either way, I think that this may qualify as the ULTIMATE 'first post'! Woot! I've never even gotten a normal first post before! And now I got a super cool mega numero uno post with frickin laser beams on its head! My point is, if this really is the first comment, I might as well make it count. And I think I did. Even if it's just because I have decided to comment everywhere I can for the next 1/2 hour, keeping score.

colin bones said...

i think it would be much more profitable for me to comment on the marmaduke explained blog. why can't i? i often have my own interpretation/analysis on the day's marmaduke and the world is being denied that.

for instance: on the most recent marmaduke post, well where do i even begin. i can't even begin.

either way i don't think this 'draw anything' blog will necessarily be better from more posts, but i'd like to comment on marmaduke comic strips. periods are gross.

Anonymous said...

In response to that last sentence...
Fun name for ketchup >> tampon juice.

Joe Mathlete said...

The short answer regarding the inability to leave comments on the Marmaduke blog: My explanations are right, and yours are wrong. Unless they're exactly what I said, word for word, in which case it'd be completely redundant to leave such comments. No offense, but I'm a professional, folks.

The long answer has something to do with fire trucks, and is really complicated and stupid.

Joey said...

The short answer regarding the inability to leave comments on the Marmaduke blog: Joe's explanations are right, and ours are wrong. Unless they're exactly what he said, word for word, in which case it'd be completely redundant to leave such comments. No offense, but he's a professional, folks.

The long answer has something to do with fire trucks, and is really complicated and stupid.

...well what a surprise, he was right

Joe Mathlete said...

Yay!

Joe Mathlete said...

Well, I should hope so... He's paying for it. Again, don't knock it 'til you've tried it.