I think I love this one gal enough to pull her away from it. Although with my luck the pull would only cause her to get closer to it. Than I’d have to sleep on the couch.
Love it! Been told quite a lot by my dad that he loved me so much he’d die for me all the time, but really all a kid wants is for their dad to share a morning of Saturday cartoons with them or a single conversation not about politics.
Like when we say, “I’ll die for you!” but when that person asks us to take out the trash, that task (or any simple household chore) is somehow harder to do than dying.
No, I think bug is suggesting that Lady Bug shouldn’t have waited for an invitation to join him in perambulating yonder at a higher than usual velocity.
Unless you are stuck in a small room with a grenade, I don’t see why you wouldn’t just kick it away.
Worse case scenario, you loose a foot, which absorbs most of the damage and probably saves your life.
Best case scenario, it goes out a window and kills whomever threw the grenade in the first place.
This post has been here a while, and while the situation is remarkably uncommon, the above advice could prove less than helpful.
A grenade or any other unshaped explosion spreads out in a sphere. That means that the energy/damage/danger is related to the radius cubed. That means that if you have time to kick it away, you would have been safer diving for cover. If you don’t have quite enough time to kick it away, trying would be deadly.
Dive away, point your feet/legs towards it, and cover the back of your head. Your feet/legs will absorb the shrapnel so that your major arteries and internal organs are protected. Covering your head with your arms will absorb some of the shrapnel that will ricochet around the room instead of your scalp.
Girl bug in last panel: “And who pulled the pin on that anyway?”
Bug: “I dunno” *hides pin behind his back*
ur not funny also ur an idiot
Wholeheatedly agree.
That would be *wholeheartedly*
Blackwolf359> Who indeed?
I think it’s funny. Don’t be such a troll. If you don’t like it, don’t read it.
wha- how exactly is he supposed to know whether or not he likes it without reading it? what kind of asinine logic is this?
Bruno Mars does.
Not fair!. We so deserve the loved-a-man bug version in the next issue.
Great, now i have grenade by bruno mars stuck in my head…
You say this like it’s a bad thing.
This was Christmas last year for me.
You got grenades for Christmas?
I’ve never hurt anyone I loved “less than that.” But I’ve thought about it. Hard.
boom!
And don’t even get me started with “throwing my hand on a blade for ya”, totally impractical!
You just never know when a grenade is gonna get thrown at ya, hah
I think I love this one gal enough to pull her away from it. Although with my luck the pull would only cause her to get closer to it. Than I’d have to sleep on the couch.
Congratulations on your web comic. I love it!
Keep it up!
Your brain is one sick, perverted pile of comedy tissue Adam. I love it.
Love it! Been told quite a lot by my dad that he loved me so much he’d die for me all the time, but really all a kid wants is for their dad to share a morning of Saturday cartoons with them or a single conversation not about politics.
Amen!
I think I know that bug.
The second panel is a masterpiece!
When are you going to publish a book of these, Adam?
I’ll jump on an inactive grenade for you! Then I’ll pull the pin and throw it at a WBC van or something.
I love the way that the female bug in the third panel has a cast on her antenna.
I feel sorry for any ex-girlfriends of your that have seen this
Haha,
I’m sending this one to my fiancé.
Today’s comic strip brought to you by Bruno Mars.
Like when we say, “I’ll die for you!” but when that person asks us to take out the trash, that task (or any simple household chore) is somehow harder to do than dying.
Sid and Nancy reference in the first panel?
I think inthe third panel it should be for me, not from me
No, I think bug is suggesting that Lady Bug shouldn’t have waited for an invitation to join him in perambulating yonder at a higher than usual velocity.
In short “Why didn’t YOU run too?!?”
I love it! “Napalm Nancy.” Excellent.
Girl bug in the last panel is thinking, “If all is fair in love, then this means WAR!”
Love it!!!!
What would be bug’s version of “Lazy Day”?
Again – second panel, take off the text box, I’d buy a full-sized print.
Unless you are stuck in a small room with a grenade, I don’t see why you wouldn’t just kick it away.
Worse case scenario, you loose a foot, which absorbs most of the damage and probably saves your life.
Best case scenario, it goes out a window and kills whomever threw the grenade in the first place.
This post has been here a while, and while the situation is remarkably uncommon, the above advice could prove less than helpful.
A grenade or any other unshaped explosion spreads out in a sphere. That means that the energy/damage/danger is related to the radius cubed. That means that if you have time to kick it away, you would have been safer diving for cover. If you don’t have quite enough time to kick it away, trying would be deadly.
Dive away, point your feet/legs towards it, and cover the back of your head. Your feet/legs will absorb the shrapnel so that your major arteries and internal organs are protected. Covering your head with your arms will absorb some of the shrapnel that will ricochet around the room instead of your scalp.