Boredom Comics
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- #60: Voyeurism and subterfuge make a beautiful couple
- #59: False patriotism
- #58: Tricked shot
- #57: Stormtrooper style it is
- #56: That's your horoscope, for today
- #55: Where is pants!?
- #54: Another brilliant deduction
- #53: (Insert electricity pun here)
- #52: Attack of the Level Select
- #51: It seems believeable
- #50: That doesn't rule out loud grunting sounds, right?
- #49: A change in strategy
- #48: Wily's evil, still lost groove
- #47: Technobabble, schmechnobabble
- #46: Welcome to 2001
- #45: Awkward!
- #44: Dangers of golfing
- #43: Evil University's never been picky
- #42: Protoman keeps his rep
- #41: Captain America
- #40: Funny, it seemed to work for Al Pacino
- #39: Protoman resorts to fratboy insults
- #38: That's one small mistake for Auto, one giant leap for Dr. Light
- #37: Next week, on a very special Boredom Comics...
- #36: Nonstandard standards
- #35: The second most unnecessary jab at economics ever
- #34: High school plays have better acting than that
- #33: Too late
- #32: The most unnecessary jab at economics ever
- #31: ... Mugman!?
- #30: Interupting Cow says... what?
- #29: Is it possible to have burning ears when you only have sockets?
- #28: Bots and the city
- #27: Domestic abuse never gets old
- #26: Smooth Operator
- #25: Math equations have never ended well
- #24: There's a difference between the two now?
- #23: Roll doesn't think very highly of Wily
- #22: The Great Escape thwarted
- #21: One of those things it's best not to forget
- #20: stating the obvious
- #19: Wily's evil groove
- #18: Two of the worst mental pictures. Ever.
- #17: Guns, the ultimate motivator
- #16: Flashback seizures: it's like heroin, except only the cool kids are doing it
- #15: Why mind reading isn't a valuable skill
- #14: The beating of the heart! The beating of that damned heart!
- #13: Dr. Light likes his Dr. Who
- #12: Another act of god explained away by electronics
- #11: A "born-again" robot?
- #10: The trick to domestic abuse is to get them to keep their stories straight
- #9: Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity
- #8: Bad mental picture, right?
- #7: Using disposable diapers?
- #6: Here's a tip Mr. Anime: self-narration is the storyline equivalent of ethnic cleansing
- #5: With smarts like this, who needs help?
- #4: This looks like it could take awhile
- #3: It's best not to think about these things
- #2: Somewhere, over the rainbow...
- #1: First Comic: But is that a good thing?
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First
Prev
- #60: Voyeurism and subterfuge make a beautiful couple
- #59: False patriotism
- #58: Tricked shot
- #57: Stormtrooper style it is
- #56: That's your horoscope, for today
- #55: Where is pants!?
- #54: Another brilliant deduction
- #53: (Insert electricity pun here)
- #52: Attack of the Level Select
- #51: It seems believeable
- #50: That doesn't rule out loud grunting sounds, right?
- #49: A change in strategy
- #48: Wily's evil, still lost groove
- #47: Technobabble, schmechnobabble
- #46: Welcome to 2001
- #45: Awkward!
- #44: Dangers of golfing
- #43: Evil University's never been picky
- #42: Protoman keeps his rep
- #41: Captain America
- #40: Funny, it seemed to work for Al Pacino
- #39: Protoman resorts to fratboy insults
- #38: That's one small mistake for Auto, one giant leap for Dr. Light
- #37: Next week, on a very special Boredom Comics...
- #36: Nonstandard standards
- #35: The second most unnecessary jab at economics ever
- #34: High school plays have better acting than that
- #33: Too late
- #32: The most unnecessary jab at economics ever
- #31: ... Mugman!?
- #30: Interupting Cow says... what?
- #29: Is it possible to have burning ears when you only have sockets?
- #28: Bots and the city
- #27: Domestic abuse never gets old
- #26: Smooth Operator
- #25: Math equations have never ended well
- #24: There's a difference between the two now?
- #23: Roll doesn't think very highly of Wily
- #22: The Great Escape thwarted
- #21: One of those things it's best not to forget
- #20: stating the obvious
- #19: Wily's evil groove
- #18: Two of the worst mental pictures. Ever.
- #17: Guns, the ultimate motivator
- #16: Flashback seizures: it's like heroin, except only the cool kids are doing it
- #15: Why mind reading isn't a valuable skill
- #14: The beating of the heart! The beating of that damned heart!
- #13: Dr. Light likes his Dr. Who
- #12: Another act of god explained away by electronics
- #11: A "born-again" robot?
- #10: The trick to domestic abuse is to get them to keep their stories straight
- #9: Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity
- #8: Bad mental picture, right?
- #7: Using disposable diapers?
- #6: Here's a tip Mr. Anime: self-narration is the storyline equivalent of ethnic cleansing
- #5: With smarts like this, who needs help?
- #4: This looks like it could take awhile
- #3: It's best not to think about these things
- #2: Somewhere, over the rainbow...
- #1: First Comic: But is that a good thing?
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So just a few minutes ago, I looked down on my shirt and realized that I still had a pink "Breast Cancer awareness" ribbon from well over a month ago. Now, while I support breasts every way I can, (especially through the use of double entendres) I decided that there's only so long that a man can wear pink. And it was past due. But as I'm removing the little ribbon-shaped sticker from the shirt, I'm noticing some gunky residue. Not being the first time that I've been in a sticky situation, (especially through the use of double entendres AND puns) I threw the shirt into the wash. You'd think that would be where the story ends, but it isn't. Y'see, I just checked on it. And somehow, the sticky residue has now covered the entire shirt with a thin coat of "Screw you, you ain't wearing this shirt again" junk. So here I am, at a quandary. On one hand, I'm sure that I've never been the best guy to stop stuff from getting dirty. (especially through the use of… yeah, you get it) On the other hand though… … Am I the only one seeing the irony in getting clothing cancer from a Cancer Awareness ribbon?
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