[David 'Half-Orc' Dalglish]

My favorite strip ran one...sorta close to home

 

[AndreSanThomas]

I might resemble that remark! 

 

[AnneMarie Novark]

OMG!!! I love Pearls Before Swine!!!

Hilarious and so true.  

 

[68564]

Errr...umm.. yeah.. (*click refresh*) I (*click refresh*) never (*click refresh*) ever (*click refresh*) do (*click refresh*) that.....

 

[Dee Ernst]

Saw that this morning.  Coffee out the nose time.

 

[Kia Zi Shiru]

So fitting. Every. Damn. Release...

 

[Jena H]

I too love Pearls Before Swine.  I don't remember that strip, though.

 

[AnneMarie Novark]

I too love Pearls Before Swine. I don't remember that strip, though.

It's in today's paper.

 

[Seanathin23]

Nice. 

 

[riffelbooks]

Actually, the funnies are a good training ground for people like us. The artists/writers boil down a story to a small series of panels. Three or four during the week and Sat, more on Sun. Think of each one as a scene or chapter.

 

[41413]

Noobs. I have an auto-refresh plugin that takes care of this for me. Can't risk exercising my forefinger too much.

 

[Cherise]

LOL @ Sara

 

[41413]

LOL @ Sara

Please, call me Martha.

 

[Cherise]

 

[H. S. St. Ours]

I saw it too. Been laughing all morning. 

 

[Robert Stanek]

I read comics sometimes. More often, I'm creating comics.

 

[Jena H]

It's in today's paper.

Huh, interesting. Apparently Pearls doesn't appear in my Sunday comics, just Mon-Sat. And I never even noticed. (Double huh. )

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

Please, call me Martha.

I've been laughing at Martha all morning...

 

[Kathelm]

I love Pearls, but this comic was wholly unrealistic.

"YES!" twice? 

 

[Saul Tanpepper]

Yup, saw that this morning. Hit's so close to home.