Posted on 18 May 2013. Tags: anti-sodomy, consent, consenting adults, conservative laws, judicial activism, right wing, sodomy, virginia
Virginia may ostensibly be for lovers, but recent legislation sought to restrict exactly which kinds of love that could be. Specifically, they wished to ban sodomy.
This would mean no oral varieties or hinterlands sorts, but the bill was struck down. According to this comic, not everyone is happy with the decision, though perhaps not for the reasons you’d imagine. Continue Reading
Posted in Comics, Crime
Posted on 17 May 2013. Tags: comic, eclipse, hipster, hipster comic, solar eclipse, webcomic
Kind of a hard thing to boycott, an act of nature such as that. I guess you can bury your head in the sand and just pretend it didn’t happen, but why would you? A question only a hipster could answer.
I boycott tampons. I don’t use them and I refuse to buy them. They’ll get none of my money… but a solar eclipse? What’s not to like about that? What’s even to debate about that? It either happens or it doesn’t, and it kind of does, boycott or no. Continue Reading
Posted in Comics, Science
Posted on 16 May 2013. Tags: bad idea, capsasin, challenge, ghost peppers, sickening, vodka, youtube
I bought a bag of dried ghost peppers from World Spice Market in Seattle last month and decided to try some different recipes with it. Ghost Pepper infused vodka, however, was a terrible, terrible idea.
I soaked two full ghost peppers in a 375ml (pint) bottle for about a week. The vodka turned a dark yellow, almost orange, but didn’t smell like anything in particular. Continue Reading
Posted in Health, Video News
Posted on 16 May 2013. Tags: bible, clean, comic, Deuteronomy, menstruation, period, unclean, webcomic
Ever wondered what girls learn when they go off to a separate class while you’re busy learning about resisting the temptation to masturbate yourself blind? They’re learning about why their girly things happen, and you don’t want to know about it.
They possess the most amazing thing in the history of mankind, but it is disgusting in ways you could never imagine. It does things that are yicky, things that are gross, and things that would make you barf up your breakfast in about five seconds. Continue Reading
Posted in Comics, Religionism
Posted on 15 May 2013. Tags: anti-tax, big government, government scrutiny, IRS, Libertarian, patriots, tea party
Tea Party political activity groups, known for their hardline anti-tax position, were singled out by the IRS for scrutiny.
“It’s crazy,” says anti-tax crusader and Wisconsin Tea Party head Colin Felcher. I can’t imagine a single reason why they’d think we’re against paying taxes.
Unofficial IRS spokesman Davis Kaeng, who works by day as an official IRS spokesman, agreed to speak with us on the condition of anonymity, but also that we use his real name and record the conversation. Continue Reading
Posted in Politics
Posted on 15 May 2013. Tags: comic, divorce, engaged, marriage, relationship, webcomic, wedding
If you’ve ever known someone who has been married, you know the pitfalls they face. An aging and perpetually less attractive spouse, inability to conscionably be with other sexual partners, and a general malaise that sits over your life like a 100-pound backpack.
Some look at it from a doom and gloom perspective, but others, as in this comic, see it in a much brighter light.
Remember, those who are engaged, there are only two ways out of a marriage, so make sure you do it for all the right reasons. Continue Reading
Posted in Comics, Society
Posted on 14 May 2013. Tags: arab, assimilation, hispanic, latin, latino, mexican, muslim
In the early 20th century, the rage was anglosizing. Making your immigration feel seemless by pretending to be from a different part of Europe. Today it’s gone beyond the color barrier, and many Muslims would just rather be mistaken for Mexicans.
Muhammed “Jesus” Abdullah explained that, “it only took me six-months to learn enough Spanish to pass. Adjust my moustache, buy a different car and ‘Gordo!’ I’m basically Guatamalan.
Muslim-Americans of middle-eastern decent are too often mistaken for terrorists, rather than the people who fled the terrorist regimes. This is an unfair characterization, but in some neighborhoods, unavoidable. Continue Reading
Posted in Society, Strange People
Posted on 14 May 2013. Tags: abuse, couples, domestic violence, marital bliss, marriage, relationship, spousal abuse
If you’ve ever been a guy, and I suspect about half of the population has (more like 70+% of our readers) then you know how awkward and embarrassing it is to show up with a shiner on your eye.
Do you tell the truth? Do you make up a story? Or do you just read the comic at right and call it a day?
(Click on the image to view it full size.)
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Posted in Comics, Strange People
Posted on 13 May 2013. Tags: burn, burning food, comic, hipster, hipsters, pizza, strange people, webcomic
Sometimes it’s good to be on the cutting edge, other times not so much. Hipsters – though you’ll never meet anyone willing to accept that label – love going against the grain, even if it literally pains them to do it.
Here in this comic you can see a pair of hipsters doing the wrong thing and justifying the heck out of it, because, you know, it’s uncool to be cool.
Click on the image to see the cartoon in full-size.
To see all of my comics, including the many that have yet to be published, go to GlossyNews.com/c. It also includes details and commentary you won’t find anywhere else.
Posted in Comics, Society
Posted on 12 May 2013. Tags: fake holidays, hallmark, holidays, honor thy mother, mothers' day, values
Maybe you have mommy issues, maybe you don’t. Or maybe you’re in that in-between realm where you’re not sure if you do or not. Spoiler alert, you have mommy issues.
What did YOU do for your mother on Mother’s Day, this most fabricated of all holidays. Come on, let’s get real, we all know it’s true. This is a Hallmark-Invented holiday designed to get you to spend mad stacks of money, and one that works uncommonly well. Continue Reading
Posted in Comics
Posted on 11 May 2013. Tags: Arbor Day, carbon credits, conservation, conservatism, green, planting trees, trees
It makes sense. All you have to do to honor Arbor Day is plant some trees. It’s the day of trees, after all. Find a good spot with some sunshine, throw down a seedling, call it a day, right?
It turns out it doesn’t always work that way. Sometimes, it turns out, you have to also obey the law and not get yourself arrested. Seems crazy, right? I mean, we’re just talking about trees, aren’t we? Continue Reading
Posted in Comics, Environment
Posted on 10 May 2013. Tags: bible, comic, jesus, jesus christ, resurrection, return of jesus, Second Coming
We’ve all wondered when He’d get around to returning. At the sermon on the mount he said he’d return before the last of them in attendance had died, but what a kidder that Christ was, for the love of God.
If Christ returned, would he be given a platform from which to speak his peace, or would He immediately be re-crucified, most likely by His own adherents. How would they actually know it’s Him?
I’ve heard it said that, we “would know,” but if there’s one thing I’ve learned from social media, it’s that even with the most resounding of consensus, there are still 200-million people who disagree. Will they form their own religion?
It’s not like there will be any supernatural occurrence that will convince the world. No, that would require an actual Christ, a being that has never been properly documented of scientifically falsified.
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Posted in Comics, Religionism
Posted on 09 May 2013. Tags: beat poet, comic, nothing rhymes with orange, orange, poet, poetry, webcomic
Poets are bad enough, but the self-proclaimed poets are even worse still. Sometimes you want to challenge them, see if they’ve really got what it takes.
Well this nay-sayer does just that with, well, unexpected results.
I guess the full-on war against poetry will have to wait until next year. Continue Reading
Posted in Books, Newspapers & Misc, Comics
Posted on 08 May 2013. Tags: auto parts, bulk, buy in bulk, Costco, Sam's Club, wholesale, wholesale club
This week Costco, a warehouse consumer outlet known for low prices on large quantity items, opened it’s first auto parts outlet in Kirkland, Washington. “People want low prices, and we deliver that with volume,” said division manager Marckus Baech.
One shopper, coming out with 3 windsheilds for a 1999 Pontiac Aztec explained, “I didn’t need three of them, but at these prices, I’d have to be stupid not have two extras laying around.” Continue Reading
Posted in Biz News
Posted on 08 May 2013. Tags: comic, dating, dumb girl, flirting, hitting on girls, pretty girl, webcomic
We’ve all been to that party. There’s a girl there, maybe she’s drunk or just otherwise an idiot, and you just listen and listen as she prattles on about who-cares-what, because there’s that outside chance you can plant a kiss on her.
Well this comic is all about that.
You found an adorable little party-monkey, you don’t care that she’s spouting off random whatever about, let’s be honest, less important whatever stuffs… but you just let her talk and talk and talk. Yeah baby, that’s super interesting.
How I met my wife. We’re quite happy*.

* Not actually married. Long story.
To see all of my comics, including the many that have yet to be published, go to GlossyNews.com/c. It also includes details and commentary you won’t find anywhere else.
Posted in Comics, Society
Posted on 07 May 2013. Tags: chic, comic, cool, ducks, fashion, hipsters, mallard, style
Presented in the proper light, anything can be deemed to be cool, hip and worthy. Hell, just slap a fedora on a crap-burger, and hipsters will embrace it wholly.
CLICK THE IMAGE to see it full-sized.
To see all of my comics, including the many that have yet to be published, go to GlossyNews.com/c. It also includes details and commentary you won’t find anywhere else.
Posted in Comics, Society
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