
Sent in by FrostedDonut, who says “Where’s the punchline? That just seems like a normal thing to say: I’d like (X). You may have (X). I’ll have to thank her for letting me have (X).”

Sent in by FrostedDonut, who says “Where’s the punchline? That just seems like a normal thing to say: I’d like (X). You may have (X). I’ll have to thank her for letting me have (X).”

From Stan
A pair of Ewws from Olivier:


Every year when I (Winter Wallaby) go to the Washington state fair, I see a booth selling something like “Cow Chip cookies,” or “Cow Patty cookies,” with a graphic to match. While I assume the cookies themselves taste fine, I always wonder about the marketing decision to have a name and graphic that makes me go “ewww” when I’m considering what food to buy.

On the other hand, every year I see poop emoji hats for sale at the state fair, and I assume they wouldn’t keep putting them out if people didn’t buy them, so what do I know?


Submitted by guero and CaroZ.

Submitted as an LOL by Peter. Winter Wallaby would also give it an Oy tag. And maybe a Geezer tag?


Sent in by ChemGal, with emphasis on the bonus panel.



From Pete

From Olivier

From Andréa.

Here’s an Ewww-Oy … but that is a real OY nevertheless!


They were one day apart, so not a true synchronicity, but close enough.

Peter asks “How many wars? I’m pretty sure it’s none.”
The editors also had an internal debate over whether the hell is really that of “being stuck in one comic strip forever,” or that of “being stuck in one unending present, forever.” We booted the debate over to you.


Both put by Andréa in the comments, and the second one was also submitted by Pete.

Genuine question: Does this comic work in 2020? Resistance to teens wearing torn jeans feels 20 or 30 years out of date to me.