OK, I’ve been reading your comic since the beginning and I gotta ask now: What is with all the comics about little kids??
Don’t mistake me, I think it’s adorable and consistently hilarious – I just wondered whether you have a kid, or are dating somebody with a kid, or something, because that’s definitely a theme.
Having absolutely no knowledge of automobile anatomy (besides the basic stuff like engines and tires), I’m curious: is the alternator an actual car part, or just a running joke in these comics?
gigglesnort.. i LOOOVE the title of the kids brochure
I have a similar sentiment for parents (said as my father turns 70 today).
It’s a good way to keep ’em nice and clean to… With MAGMA!
Hey Adam, would yeh be kind enough to put my fanart on the fanart page? The one where Bug is IN a martini?
I don’t know if there is any better way to start a conversation than panel 1. Love it!
That’s my new pick-up line.
I believe that every child under the age of 16 with an iPhone should receive that brochure. It would bring me infinite pleasure.
I agree.
OK, I’ve been reading your comic since the beginning and I gotta ask now: What is with all the comics about little kids??
Don’t mistake me, I think it’s adorable and consistently hilarious – I just wondered whether you have a kid, or are dating somebody with a kid, or something, because that’s definitely a theme.
‘Bout time niece bug got her comeuppance! Hee hee hee!
Yeah, but I don’t think I’d trust her with my car engine. She’d probably rig it to explode when I turned the key, or cut the brake line, or something.
Comic Steven Wright offered one of his childrearing tips.
“I put my kid in one of those dual strollers. I told him, you know you used to have a twin, but the other one didn’t listen.”
Do mermaids get brochures for Loihi?
Just had this conversation with a buddy at work about sparing the rod.
I’m tired of kids treating us like doormats. I’m in favor if ideas that would stop them from volcano-ver us.
just realized this, so very late,
Optical illusion bug: 2nd panel, can’t tell which arm she’s using to point with.
Having absolutely no knowledge of automobile anatomy (besides the basic stuff like engines and tires), I’m curious: is the alternator an actual car part, or just a running joke in these comics?
The alternator is a real part, it is what charges the car battery and powers the electrical components. It is driven by the engine via a belt.
Pff. Campi Flegrei is where it’s at.