The Bugs are becoming self-aware and questioning their creator. This does not bode well. We must appease them by sacrificing Josh. No one likes him anyway.
Which brings up a question. Are these normal bugs, aside from the talking, the head shape, the hair, and the shortage of limbs? Or are these some sort of unknown creature (possibly aliens) that vaguely resemble bugs?
Any toilet training is good toilet training. Toilet training is the only thing for which I’m grateful to my mother. I told her that she had no idea how many times toilet training had come in handy.
In today’s world of heightened security, the joke doesn’t work as well, but When I Was A Kid There Was This Joke:
“I really don’t like flying. I’m afraid someone will put a bomb on the plane. I know it’s not likely, but it’s still too likely for me to feel comfortable.”
“I used to have the same problem. I figured that the odds of there being a bomb on the plane were about one in ten million. Which isn’t a lot, but it was still too high for me to feel comfortable. So then I asked myself, what are the odds that there are TWO bombs on the plane? That would be one in one hundred trillion, and that’s okay.
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Ooh. Gross potty-training tips?! LINK PLEASE!!
Hold it in if the toilet was recently cleaned?
https://www.bugmartini.com/comic/catch-twenty-poo-number-two/
I don’t think this qualifies as potty training, though. I don’t remember there being a comic on the subject (but I’d love to see it :-)).
I know, but that and the first one are the only toilet-based Bug comics I could think of.
The Bugs are becoming self-aware and questioning their creator. This does not bode well. We must appease them by sacrificing Josh. No one likes him anyway.
Aw com’on, poor kids been through enough.
Based off that last frame, his spine may never be the same.
Bugs don’t have spines.
Which brings up a question. Are these normal bugs, aside from the talking, the head shape, the hair, and the shortage of limbs? Or are these some sort of unknown creature (possibly aliens) that vaguely resemble bugs?
Or am I over analyzing a webcomic?
I say we start by sacrificing Mike. He has been staying off-screen all the time anyways.
Any toilet training is good toilet training. Toilet training is the only thing for which I’m grateful to my mother. I told her that she had no idea how many times toilet training had come in handy.
In today’s world of heightened security, the joke doesn’t work as well, but When I Was A Kid There Was This Joke:
“I really don’t like flying. I’m afraid someone will put a bomb on the plane. I know it’s not likely, but it’s still too likely for me to feel comfortable.”
“I used to have the same problem. I figured that the odds of there being a bomb on the plane were about one in ten million. Which isn’t a lot, but it was still too high for me to feel comfortable. So then I asked myself, what are the odds that there are TWO bombs on the plane? That would be one in one hundred trillion, and that’s okay.
“So now I bring my own bomb.”
ok. im stealing that joke
And I’m stealing it from YOU!
YOINK!
I like how she’s still holding his leg in the last panel, and that’s all you can see of ol’ Josh.
Well, he’s got to be getting pretty heavy. The flat head and little antennae make for a good resting surface.
Nicely smashed fourth wall, there, Adam. but those bugs are getting pretty mouthy. What’ll you do if they REALLY start rebelling?
White out
Reminds me of the mathematician who brings a bomb on a plane, for safety. Because what are the odds of there being *two* bombs on the same plane?