@kerozene- i agree.. but you also have to think what the hell happened to womens' clothing? women used to dress so respectively.. modest. back in the day, it was attractive to be heavy because it meant you were wealthy (more money = more food). these days, it's "attractive" to be an anorexic (or bulemic.. whichever eating disorder you prefer) slut. when i was in high school, the more boob/ass you could get away with revealing, the more popular you were. wtf?! didn't matter if you were nice, or if you treated your friends respectively.. just how little clothing you could get away with wearing and how much of one brand your parents could afford to buy you.

"its like technology is increasing, but mens clothing has de-evolved to the point of a few scraps of cloth covering." womens' clothing is waaaay worse. and because of this, stores like Victoria's Secret and Frederick's exist...

soon men AND women will get to the point of wearing nothing. we'll just go back to the good ol' leaf. fantastic.

i think in conjunction with using the letter opener, you should be required to say "With the power of Zeus, I open thee!" then your voice will echoe and the letter will open itself out of fear.

that would be neat... and probably worthy of yet another blog post!

@carl- agreed.

keep in mind, people, that this is a comic. i haven't read any manga, but this one would definitely make me want to read more. it was interesting and gruesome. just imagine if this actually happened... what would YOU have said if you were on the other side observing the mangled gross bodies coming out? eww.. it's like old chinese feet-binding... slow and painful...

i think the message is very clear... you reap what you sew.

i like it! the animation was very neat, although the pooping cow thing was a bit unnecessary.. but that's ok.

"Hey! Let's let consumers pick what color their high-fructose corn syrup is going to be this year! Bright green didn't warn them, now they can scare themselves!"

The color of M.Dew reminds me of that Simpsons episode where Homer has a heart attack and they show an x-ray of his insides where his veins are glowing. The nurse was supposed to have injected him with a radioactive dye, but because Homer's health was so poor, his veins glowed on their own. gross.

where can i get some Dr. Phil in a can?? (it's probably mass-produced by Harpo Productions...)

i like how the doughnut truck driver takes the cops in circles through a convenience store parking lot before he decides to make it an actual chase by ?WHAT? turning left. hilarious.

it would have been better if the truck had the bumper sticker that says "bad cop; no doughnut"

i like how it says "real" new york trees. i guess as opposed to "fake" new york trees...

i kinda think it's neat that they're using leaves as packing, but it's really super dumb that they're charging $7.99 just for the box of them. it's not like they're exploiting trees of NY.. maybe they are.. but i could definitely see it as a marketing ploy, yunno, to promote products available only during this time of year. maybe not food...

the space to swing around is too limited... yes i know flash games can only be so large, but a good game makes good use of the given space. not too impressed.

well edhead, you have to realize that people with that much money are just replacing those things that we "normal" people have come to appreciate with money.. they don't really know what true happiness is. apparently it's $70K drinks... all i have to say, is if i'm paying that much for a drink, it better
a) get me wasted, or
b) open a time-portal so i can go back in time and remind myself not to make the mistake of buying a $70k drink.

*plant... not plany.

Hemp is one of the most versatile plants where products range from food to clothing. It could end world hunger, yet, the plant it comes from is illegal. And the plany it comes from (cannibis) is tasty and versatile in its own effects.

Julian Beever is my side-walk chalk hero.

also-- St. Nicklaus was the first "Santa" in Germany. He would visit on December 8 every year putting toys and nuts in the children's wooden clogs that were set at the foot of their beds. They would use longs socks sometimes instead of the shoes and hang them over the foot of their bed or over the fireplace, hence the creation of the stocking. My family used to celebrate December 8th every year when I was little, and I never understood why Santa came twice in December when he could just get us all in one trip (on Dec 25th). My parents did not know the orinin of St. Nicklaus, and were unable to explain how he was different from Santa.

In 1752, 11 days were dropped from the year when the switch was from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar. The December 25 date was effectively moved 11 days backwards. Some Christian church sects, called Eastern Orthodox, still celebrate Christmas on January 7 (previously Dec. 25 of the Julian calendar.)

http://www.geocities.com/carolmdieter/xmas.htm