Now extrapolate that: When you’re middle-aged, grandmothers will hit on you … #-)
But still, they’re asking for themselves. All my life I got hit on by possible mothers-in-law, who wanted me to meet their daughters. The daughters in question usually aren’t that pleased…
The title, the squeak (awesome), the eyes, the “he was kind of a dip”, the gasp. This comic has it all. It’s right up there with Dune for reading material…without all the long names, of course…
Bug: Smart enough to do science, still dumb as a dip.
So don’t date women young enough to be your…. Nah, too easy for Bug.
Love the fact that bug is drinking a martini ^^
It’s the little things
Opposite happens to me. I’m young, and middle-aged women hit on me all the time. I usually fend them off by asking “Are you my real mom?!?”
Now extrapolate that: When you’re middle-aged, grandmothers will hit on you … #-)
But still, they’re asking for themselves. All my life I got hit on by possible mothers-in-law, who wanted me to meet their daughters. The daughters in question usually aren’t that pleased…
You might want to read The Rosie Project, by Graeme Simsion.
The title, the squeak (awesome), the eyes, the “he was kind of a dip”, the gasp. This comic has it all. It’s right up there with Dune for reading material…without all the long names, of course…
And when you’re in your 50’s, you start looking at, “is she young enough to be my grand-daughter?” Yikes.
Perhaps when you’re 40 you should be dating WOMEN, not girls?
But then the strip wouldn’t be as funny.
Can I get that first frame image on a t-shirt?
Ditto, please!
LOVE Pensive Bug’s squinty eye.
I love the back and forth head tilt/squint! That’s exactly what I do when I change thoughts… switch the expression to the other side.
No alcohol in the laboratory, please. Both monkeys finally got their 30 days chip.
This is so true, even the squeak.
When you realize that “MILFs” are younger than you.. thats when you realize you’re old.
You can always steal some DNA from her saliva on the glass.
If only there was a non creepy way to do that!
I find it funny because you can’t really tell the age of the bugs by looking at them. There are only 3 visible ages on your bugs: kid, adult, and OLD.
I don’t know. That first panel is exactly what being 40 looks and feels like to me – I don’t even need the caption to identify with it =D
The “half your age plus seven” rule should prevent this until you reach 50…unless you were a, ahem, reckless teenager.