Well, clearly it can only be done with the peeler, that’s why you can’t even fathom peeling it. Maybe it peels off the t, making it frogùr, which sounds foreign and exciting.
You know how you can never get the wrapper off those frozen yogurt tubes once they’ve frozen (unless you melt the end a bit by holding the painfully cold thing in your hands for a minute)?
Worst thing with this comic is that you can never ever stop drawing! That would mean a very valuable different and educational view of the world would be lost for us all.
Adam, yours is one of the few websites that are able to penetrate the all-encompassing filter in place on our work computers preventing us from having anything resembling fun while taking the calls of angry customers. Thank you. Thank you, kind sir.
I paid $3 in parking to watch my grandpa die in a hospital. As for wedding gifts, my parents collectively have been married 9-10 times; but they don’t really have anything to show for that.
And TIL “Frogurt” is a trademark for frozen yogurt!
I myself in NO WAY feel obligated to buy the happy couple anything off of there registered “wish list”. Just ’cause they want it, don’t mean they’re getting it. What if the only thing left on there was a USB-activated missile launcher? I’m not obligated to get them their Weapon of Mass Destruction, no way!
Or, even worse, what if they register for sex toys? Gross! Buy ’em a bottle of booze and call it a day, I says…
I have actually been asked by the groom why I bought them a gift which was not in their registry. I told him I look at as a suggested list for people who don’t know what to buy. I did not think it was an inclusive list of acceptable items.
Hi Adam, since I liked this strip very much (and found it appropriate to my actual situation) I made a translation of this strip in italian here: link.
How does one peel frogurt? And why is there a device specifically designed for such an occasion?
These are questions everyone’s asking. (Mostly…only me)
Well, clearly it can only be done with the peeler, that’s why you can’t even fathom peeling it. Maybe it peels off the t, making it frogùr, which sounds foreign and exciting.
You know how you can never get the wrapper off those frozen yogurt tubes once they’ve frozen (unless you melt the end a bit by holding the painfully cold thing in your hands for a minute)?
See the whole problem here stems from your mis-pronunciation of frogurt. You’re thinking of it as fro-gurt with the long O. You can’t peel that.
The word is frog-urt, as though it is French. I.e., comes with a skin, needs peeling. Thus, the peeler.
Thought we had settled that a while back.
Bug in panel 4 looks the ‘shut and take my money’ meme.
looks *like
Like this?: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/73343522/BugComic.JPG
We should use that meme instead, Sponsor!!!
My favourite one this week.
I just continue to be amazed by the amount of detail these minimalistic comics provide in the drawings. Good job sir. Your comedy is priceless 🙂
Thanks!
Worst thing with this comic is that you can never ever stop drawing! That would mean a very valuable different and educational view of the world would be lost for us all.
My hope is to live the life of Al Hirschfeld and draw cartoons right up till the day I die.
I second Max, above. For instance, the wind blown antennae in panel 3 crack me up.
Yesyesyes, pay to go to church! Your gift helps pay the pastor’s salary!
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Oh wait, not at a wedding. Crap. Never mind.
YAY! for a whole week of themed-comic triumph! :o)
(that emoticon did not translate right… but, yay! anyway.)
“Dont know – Dont care” … Adam! I love you 🙂 Marry me!
“The Frogurt is also cursed”
“can I go now?”
Huh, now that you bring it up, this is indeed the worst part about weddings.
But hey, at least a lot of weddings make up for it with free alcohol? Well, “Free” I guess.
Adam, yours is one of the few websites that are able to penetrate the all-encompassing filter in place on our work computers preventing us from having anything resembling fun while taking the calls of angry customers. Thank you. Thank you, kind sir.
I know I should feel flattered, but I’m a little insulted that this filter doesn’t find my website the least bit threatening.
Was the Frogurt Peeler the cheapest item on their registry?
Don’t most people pay to go to church? Like during the offering?
Us lonely people get pranced around enough as it is.
I paid $3 in parking to watch my grandpa die in a hospital. As for wedding gifts, my parents collectively have been married 9-10 times; but they don’t really have anything to show for that.
And TIL “Frogurt” is a trademark for frozen yogurt!
3rd panel made me guffaw
I myself in NO WAY feel obligated to buy the happy couple anything off of there registered “wish list”. Just ’cause they want it, don’t mean they’re getting it. What if the only thing left on there was a USB-activated missile launcher? I’m not obligated to get them their Weapon of Mass Destruction, no way!
Or, even worse, what if they register for sex toys? Gross! Buy ’em a bottle of booze and call it a day, I says…
*their* registered wish list. Dang! I hate making typos. Sorry
I have actually been asked by the groom why I bought them a gift which was not in their registry. I told him I look at as a suggested list for people who don’t know what to buy. I did not think it was an inclusive list of acceptable items.
Hi Adam, since I liked this strip very much (and found it appropriate to my actual situation) I made a translation of this strip in italian here: link.
Haha, I find it a little funny that not even the cashier seems to know what they’re selling…