The cartoonists is have a nervous breakdown in public.
I think it would have worked better…no, doesn’t work that way either (if it was the bread licking jam off its blade afterward, with the jam jar broken). No, just not a working joke.
I agree with woozy. And probably with jjmcgaffey. (But I’ll
still use a capital letter to start my own name.)
Also, I stopped reading a strip when the artist decided to use
separate images instead of lumping the whole thing together.
The poor bread was sliced before the fight even started…
Poor bread, but not poori bread.
A case for the Law and Order SVU. Jam is attacking Bread, who is trying to defend his/herself. As you can see from the last panel, Jam is into some pretty freaky stuff.
And when the cops come by, Jam will be in a jam.
I think this discussion would have been a little more entertaining (although probably not much more fruitful) if the jam had been “cherry” rather than “grape”.
It’s an allegory for office work. The bread is a printer and the jam is a jam.
It’s an allegory for urban life. The bread is a freeway, and the jam is a jam.
it’s an allegory for improvisatory music. The bread is the band and the jam is a jam.
It’s an allegory for the criminal justice system. The bread is … gee, I don’t know. But you’ll get jammed up anyhow!
You loaf, you lose.
Bread challenges Jam to a duel. Jam overpowers bread, but instead of killing bread, Jam simply spreads jam all over bread (because that’s what jam is for?). Jam walks away licking his knife/sword and enjoying the sweet taste of success.. Bread is overcome with disappointment and general stickiness,
Apparently jam is better than sliced bread…
I guess from Bread’s perspective, being covered in Jam’s bodily fluids is kind of disgusting.
I think that the bread has jam for blood and the jam jar fills itself up by killing breads and eating their jam.
JAM fought the bread, but JA gets to lick the knife. Ja, das ist gut.
If this were a samurai movie, there’s be one ambiguous scene after the initial encounter where you don’t know who won until one of them drops to the ground.
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Jam is what bread has instead of blood.
The cartoonists is have a nervous breakdown in public.
I think it would have worked better…no, doesn’t work that way either (if it was the bread licking jam off its blade afterward, with the jam jar broken). No, just not a working joke.
I agree with woozy. And probably with jjmcgaffey. (But I’ll
still use a capital letter to start my own name.)
Also, I stopped reading a strip when the artist decided to use
separate images instead of lumping the whole thing together.
The poor bread was sliced before the fight even started…
Poor bread, but not poori bread.
A case for the Law and Order SVU. Jam is attacking Bread, who is trying to defend his/herself. As you can see from the last panel, Jam is into some pretty freaky stuff.
And when the cops come by, Jam will be in a jam.
I think this discussion would have been a little more entertaining (although probably not much more fruitful) if the jam had been “cherry” rather than “grape”.
It’s an allegory for office work. The bread is a printer and the jam is a jam.
It’s an allegory for urban life. The bread is a freeway, and the jam is a jam.
it’s an allegory for improvisatory music. The bread is the band and the jam is a jam.
It’s an allegory for the criminal justice system. The bread is … gee, I don’t know. But you’ll get jammed up anyhow!
You loaf, you lose.
Bread challenges Jam to a duel. Jam overpowers bread, but instead of killing bread, Jam simply spreads jam all over bread (because that’s what jam is for?). Jam walks away licking his knife/sword and enjoying the sweet taste of success.. Bread is overcome with disappointment and general stickiness,
Apparently jam is better than sliced bread…
I guess from Bread’s perspective, being covered in Jam’s bodily fluids is kind of disgusting.
I think that the bread has jam for blood and the jam jar fills itself up by killing breads and eating their jam.
JAM fought the bread, but JA gets to lick the knife. Ja, das ist gut.
If this were a samurai movie, there’s be one ambiguous scene after the initial encounter where you don’t know who won until one of them drops to the ground.