If you’d like to weigh in on the great suckage that is the Daddy’s Home “comic strip” in the Washington Post, you can do so here.
If you’d like to weigh in on the great suckage that is the Daddy’s Home “comic strip” in the Washington Post, you can do so here.
Something’s wrong with your link. It took me to a survey about how much I like or don’t like Dadddy’s Home (I said it sucked) and then on to the main comics page that didn’t have it listed as an option.
I laughed at one. I feel the need to apologize. Hemorrhoids are funny. The comic strip is not funny but the word is. So no kudos to the creator for this strip. Kudos for creating a character that strip after strip I want to punch in the face. I think Ghandi would agree. I feel the need to apologize to Ghandi for putting words into his long dead mouth. The most beautiful thing is I don’t have to read this strip. The bad thing is you keep bringing the damn thing up.
Faith – that’s the only like i’ve got.
Pete – If I’m irritated, everyone’s gotta be irritated. It’s the rules.
Also: hemorrhoids. I’m going to call your crankcall your voicemail at random intervals now, you know.
Oh well, I’ll have to miss the suckage. I keep confusing it in my head with the classic cartoon “Wait Until Your Father Gets Home” (wow, so random, I can’t find a reliable link for it). I suppose it’s for the best that I retain my fond memories of the latter by never seeing the former.
here’s what I wrote them:
While I don’t necessarily find Doonesbury funny, it’s at least topical.
‘Make room for daddy’ is sheer hack. It’s not drawn well, and while I’ve never pushed a baby through my vagina (you’re welcome) I’m fairly confident that I will never find this funny.
You know what is funny? Have you seen the blog where they remove Garfield from the strip so it’s just Jon Arbuckle? It’s hilarious.