This is a guest comic from my good friend George Ford over at Addanac City. I did the basic storyboard, and George embellished the script a bit (particularly the euphemism for taking a dump) and paired it with his own unique brand of visual humour. I knew George would have a good time with it… panel #3, especially. If you haven’t checked out George’s work before you should. Addanac City like a modern day Dennis the Menace… with the gloves off. Little Hank Addanac gets himself into scrapes of course, but unlike Dennis’s perfectly bland parents, the adult characters in Addanac City have their own hilarious imperfections.
Our hero Tix is occupying the bathroom and suggests that Robby use the second one. I think if Tix had looked at that disgusting revolting bathroom recently, she probably wouldn’t have suggested that Robby use it. But she was taking the kids at their word to keep it hygienic…. always a mistake to take kids at their word.
The Kids' Bathroom,
I would also prefer the hole in the back yard.
Eskimos know 1000 ways to say snow. George Ford knows 1000 ways to describe taking a dump.
What makes you think I'm an authority of dropping a deuce or pinching a loaf?
Well I guess you get good at what you practice.
I guess it helps that I'm always full of it. 🙂
That bathroom looks like a truck stop toilet! Oh wait, I think I see a clean spot uh, naw, I was wrong…! Great job, George!
Too funny, my favorite place for Sudoku too.
It's the best think-tank in town. 🙂
I'd go for the backyard hole too if our bathroom looked like that. Love the Dropping off friends into the pool phrase. Great job George
Thanks, Dave! A hole in the ground certainly looks appealing in comparison. 🙂
P.S. I only discovered recently from a work colleague that the Sudoku numbers DON'T have to ADD UP the same in every direction. No wonder I couldn't ever do them.
you have to have one of each digit across, down, and in each sub area. If you have a standard 9×9 all the horizontals will add up to 35 and so will the verticals. The diagonals dont matter.
Children love everything about the bathroom: the water, toothpaste, band-aids and toilet paper. The potential for trouble makes it all the more enticing for curious minds. If it's fun for the child, chances are it's also potentially dangerous. Our job as parents is to prevent accidents and mishaps for those split seconds when we aren't watching. With proper safety in the bathroom, parents buy precious time until they can intervene…