Friday, December 2, 2022

Fraternity

 johnny optimism, medical, humor, sick, jokes, boy, wheelchair, doctors, hospital, stilton jarlsberg, tickles, clown, creepy clown, clown college, fraternity, car

10 comments:

M. Mitchell Marmel said...

And you don't wanna know about the campus shuttle. ;D

TrickyRicky said...

I've read about phone booths....

Stilton Jarlsberg said...

@M. Mitchell Marmel- ...or why you needed lube to fit in.

@TrickyRicky- I realize I date myself horribly by making a phone booth reference. Unrelated, my mother told me that if I date myself I'll go blind.

DougM said...

TR ^2
Yeah, me too, in Superman comics

Gee M said...

RE: Superman...
I keep looking to see if a crystalline Superman is flying around DC; it's so Bizzaro World there and I did my due diligence as a lad, I had plenty of DC comics before Marvel was available as a more grown-up choice...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bizarro_World

And how the Hell do we send Mister Mxyzptlk back where he came from? We tried the "voting" method and THAT didn't work...

https://www.cbr.com/dc-comics-superman-mister-mxyzptlk/

Let's hope with all the "bass akwards" thinking in our Nation's Capitol, somehow, some'a them say their names backward and we are rid of a few...
Oh,yeah...lol?

Seems a bit Beetlejuicey to me...

Bobo the Hobo said...

I eschewed DC and Marvel and was raised on Mad Magazine; perhaps that’s why I view the world as satire.

TrickyRicky said...

@Bobo- Same here, Mad Magazine then National Lampoon. Both greatly shaped my worldview.

Stilton Jarlsberg said...

@Readers- In terms of reading material, my choice was "all of the above." DC and Marvel comics, Mad, and National Lampoon. Not to mention Creepy, Eerie, Vampirella, and Playboy. For the articles, of course.

Gee M said...

I am all in, my life was formed by reading all the Gold Key, Cracked, DC, Dell, and Mad offerings...the paperbacks really did it for me (Batboy and Ruebin etc.)
I had comics of all kinds (well, no Archie) and when I got older Harvard and then National Lampoon...Eerie, Vampi, Little Annie Fannie, 1984 which became 1999 when...well, it became 1984! LOL
Then there was Heavy Metal (Metal Hurlant for all you amphibians),Zap!, God Nose...all the Underground comix and here we are. I still have many copies of those those, my comic collection is mostly 1975 and earlier.
And I still kinda collect great "modern day" stuff like Calvin and Hobbs, Day by Day, Jarlsberg...love me some Johnny Optimism!

ringgo1 said...

Let us not forget "Lenny of Laredo".