Milgram! That’s hardly polite! Ah, well, though, when they make ’em like Tuskegee, who could blame him?
Well, I’ve been working hard all week this first week of comics here at the old The Stanford Webcomics Experiment. I think old Steve Junior is going to do some serious relaxing tonight, maybe taking time to truck on down to (that’s a sixties reference to cartoonist Rodney Crumb for young folks!) the highway to Stuckey’s for some pecan rolls and to put a dent in the latest paperback on my shelf. Right now I am devouring James Clavell’s classic Noble House, which I read once around the time it came out but sometimes when a lot of time goes by you forget lots of the details in a really good story and its like you get to read the whole thing again fresh from the top. Who knows, maybe one day thirty years from now people will say the same thing about The Stanford Webcomics Experiment! *sends up a little prayer*
May the Laughs Be With You and I will see you tomorrow! I will see you tomorrow and every day!
Steve Junior
Is this some kind of comic about feminism? What is this?
Dear Ruttigertambo, thank you for reading my webcomic and I am glad you asked!!! Basically here is what I consider the straight dope on feminism. I am all for women having basic rights such as voting or traveling unaccompanied. But when you get to the point of real violence between the sexes… as a lot of what I like to call the “femino-fascists” used to advocate for in, oh, the 70’s, 80’s, with wanting to punish men by lowering their pay to match what women were paid… well… that’s where Steve Junior draws the line! But if when you say feminism you mean appreciating good women like Tuskegee here… well… sign me up! Did that answer your question? And hey… how you liking the comic so far?
May the Laughs Be With You,
Steve Junior
Cartoonist
Stanford Webcomics Experiment
Copyright 2011 Steve Junior Incorporated LLC
All Rights Reserved
I love it! Sometimes I think somebody is saying one thing, but it turns out that they are saying something else just to make fun of me. I like to make certain I understand something before I go full force into something, but then I am in it all the way!
Ha ha, well put, Ruttigertambo (is that your real name, by the by, among friends here at the Stanford Webcomics Experiment??? my cyber-security software package cant quite get a handle on you and i am more comfortable knowing people’s names.) (And as a Southerner, i’m sure you appreciate the importance of etiquette!) I for one am please to have you with us “full force” as you say on board this good ship Stanford Webcomics Experiment, full steam ahead for hilarity!!!
Há um monte de comentários estranhos aqui.
Vimax
I DO NOT UNDERSTAND YOU.
Steve Junior
CARTOONIST
Actually, that’s Robert Crumb.
(“What’s it all mean, Mr. Natural?”)
Nice comic, by the way.
How dare you presume to lecture me on the history of “funny comicks.” I am your superiour in every way.
May The Laugh Be With Nearly Everyone In the WHole World Except For You And This Fact Haunt You,
Steve Junior.