It Seemed Pretty Easy
June 12, 2009
I hope everybody gets this joke, ‘cuz it made me crack up in the middle of work when I thought it up.
Significant news Monday!
MY TWEETY TWOTES
June 12, 2009
I hope everybody gets this joke, ‘cuz it made me crack up in the middle of work when I thought it up.
Significant news Monday!
Reminds me of way back when I was ~3 years old and a lady in a California supermarket asked me if I was from new york, because for some reason I was talking with a slight accent. My answer was “No silly I’m from the planet earth”.
Hehehe, poor Thimrod. Can’t wait for Monday!
Hahaha, the test says “you moron”
You know, you have to wonder how long it’s gonna’ be until Herman Finally cracks down on his lazy, self indulgent son.
Edit: You know, with people in comics and cartoons, you’d expect Thimrod to be more like Dexter (you know, the little hell spawn of Einstein and Hawkins from that moronic and uninspired cartoon show: “Dexter’s Laboratory”) Hell, it’s nice to see someone who likes to destroy the cliche’s.
I honestly cannot believe that everyone is still calling him Thimrod. I must build on this concept somehow…
The way you drew THURMAN in this comic, he looks almost exactly like one of my friends, and has a similar personality.
I think Thimrod suits him.
I know, I’m not railing against the name’s use, I just think it’s interesting that joke stuck so much.
Thimrod in a Nimrod
Amen Flapjack. Also, you have to wonder how corrupt some one has to be in order to keep Thurman in that particular school.
Man, I kinda want Eddie’s shirt.
haha, i love how the it says “you moron” on the test
Man… I wish I would have thought to pull that when I had geography classes…
Well played, Thurman. Well played.
pretty good, pretty pretty good
You could also read it to say EFF YOU, MORON.
At least, that’s what I thought.
Ohhh if only teachers were allowed to do that with the truly moronic ones.
In one of my college courses, the professor graded someones paper as being “Below C Level”
Anyway, this strip reminds me of when I was in Jr High math. I don’t recall exactly what the question was, but it gave us certain criteria and we had to find the number that matched that criteria. I put down “1″ because it fit the criteria even though I knew it wasn’t what the question was looking for. No marks were awarded for my clever answer…
Playing Trivial Pursuit once and asked a question he didn’t know. After making multiple wrong guesses, he finally said “It’s on Earth, dammit!”.
The question? Where is the Sea of Tranquility?