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Hubris- Well, shoot.

Nov17

by Greg Cravens on November 17, 2017 at 12:01 am

Chapter: Comic

That’s not all the events. Don’t start emailing me saying that you wanted there to be others… There will be. And I’m changing some of your suggestions around a bit.

It’ll be fine.

Trust me, I’m a cartoonist.

└ Tags: Big Ron, egg, flaming hackensack, hubris, Hunting, kayaking, Mud, Pogo stick, Rock Climbing, rocket-assist, shooting, skeet, Trap, unicycle

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Gruesome Sauce

Oct02

by Greg Cravens on October 2, 2017 at 12:01 am

Chapter: Comic

“Awesome Sauce.” Who thought of that? Nice sound to it, but … y’know… “sauce”.

└ Tags: Awesome Sauce, blood, Durnell, gravel, Kelly, Mud, paste, Spit, sweat, Tears

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Muddy Blues

Oct31

by Greg Cravens on October 31, 2013 at 6:24 am

Posted In: Dirty Pictures

New Reader JackTheBlack4444 sent this in:

Did a mud run with Miss Fit’s group and raised a ridiculous amount for St. Jude (Children’s Hospital), something like 10 grand. Mostly due to the fact that Miss Fit is a fitness model and has a legion of fan boys. But that is beside the point.
muddy It’s sort of a Blues Brothers meets Swamp Thing look, isn’t it? Very cool. Especially on a hot day.

Got a photo you’d like to see here? I’d like to post it! Click the ‘contact’ button on the site, or the ’email’ button to send the photo or the URL.

└ Tags: JacktheBlack4444, Miss Fit, Mud, run, St. Jude, Strange

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Mudlaig Jackson

Sep24

by Greg Cravens on September 24, 2013 at 9:11 am

Posted In: Dirty Pictures

When I first set up this website (back in late 2010. I can’t believe that, really.) This is the sort of thing I had in mind for the ‘dirty pictures’ pages. Literally pictures of dirt, and people covered in it and wounds with dirt on them and stuff like that. It’s changed, as things do. The ‘dirty pictures’ portion of our show has become a little sillier and a little brighter. I dig silly and bright. I’m good with that, and I hope you are too.

But today, we take a barefoot step back to the original concept.

We got off the trail, and as the others and I were cleaning up bikes, our shoes were wet enough without hosing them down any further. I peeled my feet bare and got this:

Man. It takes something like this to realize the important things, doesn’t it?