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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Author notes
So today I realized that I was absolutely out of clothes. And when I mean "absolutely out of clothes," I mean, "all my shorts and shirts smell, and I've already worn all my underwear inside out. Twice," out of clothes. So I resorted to drastic measures, and put on an old t-shirt and… Jeans that may be considered "emo." Now, I don't know how I can exactly classify clothing as emo (I mean, they weren't trying to slit their seams while listening to Linkin Park and stuff) but they're kinda tight on me, so I figured that was a main criterion. After getting used to the immediate difference of not having 4 front pockets, (see an earlier rant about how important that is to me) I noticed a lot of things about how people treated me that day. People seemed to really want to hear about how I was feeling today. They laughed harder at my jokes, and were much more interested in what I had to say. Best of all, I always felt like all eyes were on me, as if I was the biggest attention whore in the world. When I finally got home at the end of the day, I felt different. Changed. I realized that maybe a little diversity is a good thing. I dunno, I guess what I'm trying to say is that the moral of the story is: People dig a guy who has a great ass in tight jeans.
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