Doing the Waive
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Omar G

2005-08-07 02:12:41

Doing the waive


The strip you see before you came out of a very funny situation that, had we done a comic using a straightforward presentation of the facts as they were, might have hurt someone's feelings.

But, screw it: the situation was that I was working at home in my office, and the husband of a woman visiting my wife came upstairs to hang out. And it was exactly that situation where when you're a little kid, visiting parents will send their child to go play with you in your room and you just kind of try to keep that kid out of your toys and there comes that inevitable moment when you realize that your parents totally screwed you over.

Except this situation was different because the guy was actually very nice and my toys are not the easily breakable kind -- but it still took me back to being seven years old and wondering if you should show the visiting kid your Star Wars Snow Speeder with the tow cable that always came off and got lost.

Anything But Mini-Me obviously has a rich history in the Space Monkeys! universe, from his initial introduction, to the anxiety he's caused for poor parent Meany, to his reign of terror within the educational system.

There should definitely be a sign, perhaps in bright letters that warns people away from the gaping child's maw.




Pendejo Joe

2005-08-07 02:13:21

Don't hate us....we're on HIATUS!


It's been a while since I've been able to just sit down and wax comical with you guys in text form. As great as it feels to bring the comic to your eager optics, I like connecting through the written word to let you know what's what with the dude who draws the monkeys. Otherwise, for all you know, he might be a monkey himself who somehow got a hold of a WACOM tablet. That would be kinda cool now that I think of it.

So, yes, we're going on hiatus just for this week while Omar and I try to keep our lives from crumbling due to other engagements. Work and school really get in the way of our true calling in life - making 2D monkeys say and do things in outer space.

Naturally, we'll come back strong in seven days. That's seven days, not seven years like 2pac was suppposed to do.

Keep voting!