Friday Funnies

Introducing Joe Biden

Comments

[Lost_In_Translation]

I really shouldn't have looked *groan*

[Kant feel Pietzsche]

Holy shit, Batman! To call this tripe would be an insult to animal guts everywhere. I seriously need to make an in-course correction to my 2008 resolutions: No more guilty pleasure of clicking on this effluvia every Friday just so I can complain about it.

[John-David]

So, Obama has big ears? That's not all that funny.

[Episiarch]

Wow, that's the best you can do to give Biden a Charlie Horse?

[Dagny T.]

Um, maybe you guys didn't see the sign. They called him "Joe Blowhard"! The only way to up the hilarity of that would be to throw in the phrase "foot-in-mouth disease" and let the wackiness ensue!

[P Brooks]

I don't get it. Where's his turban?

[Lane Honda]

I honestly feel bad for anyone who submits a Friday Funny. The Romans were nicer to Christians. My suggestion is to open it up:
http://www.stripcreator.com/

[affenkopf]

The weeping statue of liberty in the corner is missing.

[Warty]

We need an equivalent to the Garfield Randomizer, or Garfield without Garfield, for Friday Funnies.

[Episiarch]

No, Warty, just some Lovecraftian Family Circus. Or Bloom County. Because they're exactly alike!

[Brian24]

I honestly feel bad for anyone who submits a Friday Funny.

I also feel bad for them, because they spent time designing that dreck.

[Jay S.]

I love me some Friday Fail^H^H^Hunnies

[Warren]

lame

[dead_elvis]

Damn, for a moment I read "In the last edition of Friday Funnies..." and I cheered a little bit inside.

[duster]

He might actually get paid a little for doing these. So, the joke's on us really...we waste our time on them for free.

[smartass sob]

Not bad. The clown shoes on Biden are appropriate.

[J sub D]

My mother taught me that if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all.

Henry Payne, like many a 6 year old, draws better than me.

[Francesco Sinibaldi]

Listening to you.

In the cool
celerity of a
diffident young
bird I try
to forget a dying
behaviour, the
sound of a picture
and a luminous
care, easily,
like an earnest
desire.

Francesco Sinibaldi