Happened to me once. Went in to see the director’s cut of Avatar on a Sunday in the unpopular theatre downtown and was the only one there. Was kinda nice actually.
It’s awesome. But even more so when you go to a tiny teatre and get the smallest salon with like, 3 rows and you brought 3 freinds. We all sat with our feer leaned on the chair before us and chatted all we wanted
He’s secretly the owner of Spatula City!
I think if my head were ever replaced by a kitchen utensil,
I’d *want* it to be a meat clever,
but with my luck it would be a cheese grater.
Sometimes I say “Holy Uncle of God” to throw people.
Yea ok you got me, I don’t actually say that.
And the movie must be a Michael Bay/Uwe Bolle/anything with Nicolas Cage.
when posed with a situation i always start off with a religious figure and go on with some odd thing that takes a while to finish, i think my most recent was “holy jesus and his team of cartwheeling jackrabbits”
Sounds classier in Spanish: “iMadre de Dios!”
Although I must point out that God actually has no mother. And us “fat ashe” people take umbrage, I tell you! Umbrage!
um·brageNoun/ˈəmbrij/
1. Offense or annoyance: “she took umbrage at his remarks”.
Acutually quite a few teenagers say mother of god (and variations) and I do too. Just visit my school.
I love how you draw faces Adam, they’re as funny as the joke.
I agree with Bug in panel 4 – “Mother of GOD” is best reserved for giant objects, preferably organic.
Mother of God! dats sum good comics!
I feel bad for bug in panel 1, he’s the only one watching the movie.
Happened to me once. Went in to see the director’s cut of Avatar on a Sunday in the unpopular theatre downtown and was the only one there. Was kinda nice actually.
It’s awesome. But even more so when you go to a tiny teatre and get the smallest salon with like, 3 rows and you brought 3 freinds. We all sat with our feer leaned on the chair before us and chatted all we wanted
I saw Arrietty alone in the theater. Apparently when I’m the only one in the theater I start making commentary out loud?
Gotta love president spatula-head.
He’s secretly the owner of Spatula City!
I think if my head were ever replaced by a kitchen utensil,
I’d *want* it to be a meat clever,
but with my luck it would be a cheese grater.
Sometimes I say “Holy Uncle of God” to throw people.
Yea ok you got me, I don’t actually say that.
And the movie must be a Michael Bay/Uwe Bolle/anything with Nicolas Cage.
You could say “DAT ASS”
I think that’s generally reserved for nice ones, though.
It’s true, it’s a rather difficult phrase to pull off.
Just say, “Bless his/her heart.” As in, “Holy cow1 That’s one huge ass, bless his heart.”
when posed with a situation i always start off with a religious figure and go on with some odd thing that takes a while to finish, i think my most recent was “holy jesus and his team of cartwheeling jackrabbits”
Jesus H. Roosevelt Christ, that person has no ass!
Wait… you can show bug raping a mailbox but you can’t have him say “fucked?”
…wait,wait,wait….wait. Bug/you used go around saying “dat’s fucked up” every time you saw some one with a big butt?!
Sounds classier in Spanish: “iMadre de Dios!”
Although I must point out that God actually has no mother. And us “fat ashe” people take umbrage, I tell you! Umbrage!
um·brageNoun/ˈəmbrij/
1. Offense or annoyance: “she took umbrage at his remarks”.
Hooray! Learning! 😀
Pshhhh Mary, mother of Jesus. Trinity, God the father God the son and God the holy spirit.
Mary is the Mother of God 😉
I-madre de dios? Is that the Internet version?
Someone said that about my wife when she went past in her Ren Faire bodice. 🙂
I use “Diosa mio!” (i.e. “My Goddess!!”)
Has anyone else noticed that no one under the age of 70 still uses the phrase “Mother of God”?
Is it really just me?
Sorry to rain on the parade, Adam.
Acutually quite a few teenagers say mother of god (and variations) and I do too. Just visit my school.
I love how you draw faces Adam, they’re as funny as the joke.
Well at least the president can make pancakes with ease..
This cartoon needs more ponies.
No, you meant more cowbell.
This is HELLA funny.
if you live in Ireland like i do you will hear this every day – a very commonplace phrase.