Leave it to Bob to turn something that’s designed to get you either thrilled or depressed (glitter falling over a party or glitter to be swept up) and turn it instead into something that’s designed to bring you peace.
Leave it to Bob to turn something that’s designed to get you either thrilled or depressed (glitter falling over a party or glitter to be swept up) and turn it instead into something that’s designed to bring you peace.
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AWWWWWWW…..!!!
All good things must pass.
Now, pass the blower.
Seems like Parks & Rec shoulda called in a vac truck, not so much a leaf blower…
Blow it all over to the Next county. Then it’s their problem.
I expect a “Harsh!” from Bob. High speed glitter blasting could send him to the hospital, let alone breathing it.
“Whose” clock.
Harsh, dude
We had a prom in the ballroom upstairs two weeks ago. Because of an event years before I started there each contract has a clause about a significant surcharge for extra cleaning. Because the room is carpeted, glitter is specifically mentioned and a verbal reminder is made to everyone when the sign the agreement.
The decorators did their best and only brought things that did not sparkle. However, virtually every dress was covered with the stuff and it shed the entire time the children were in the room.
We vacuumend four times Sunday and twice Monday. Two weeks later and only a few sparkles remain but the parents were not happy when they saw thet $500 bill.
Glitter, not even once.
Will put this back in the pogo section when I do another read through, but here it is for current readers too: https://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/extreme-pogo-xpogo