Surprise! There’s not usually a new cartoon up on Thursdays around here, but this is the fourth of the extra strips I owe you guys for dropping a few bucks in the tip jar (it’s the button on the left hand side of the page that says, “You And Hubris”, for those of you who wish to explore its mysteries)
I’ll have to double check, but we may be nearing time for me to knock out another two extras soon.
Enjoy!
Everyone, especially those who enjoy Jeff’s articles about being outdoors, tell Jeff “Happy Birthday” today. He used to be my little brother, then he was my younger brother. Now he’s my older brother, as I refuse to get any older than I was a couple of years ago. It was becoming far too inconvenient and degrading.
Happy Birthday, Jeff!
Here was the deal- when I put up The Tip Jar on the site, I figured I’d do a couple of bonus strips every fifty bucks or so. This is the third of four bonus strips I owe you guys (and I’m very pleased to owe it to you, believe me. I sort of worried that we’d never achieve the requisite numbers. Now, it looks as though I’ll owe you another couple of strips pretty soon) Keep up the frankly flattering work and I’ll do the same. Enjoy!
Hello all! I’ve been leaving this space empty lately for a couple of very fine reasons, but I thought I’d take the time today to ask all of you reading to tell someone else… anybody you like… about Hubris. Honestly, I could do with a little more readership, so if you know anyone who already reads online comics- suggest that they add Hubris to their reading lists. Or if you know someone who doesn’t already read online comics, but who might enjoy Hubris- well, Hubris might be the gateway drug to a whole new addiction to webcomics. And wouldn’t it be fun to shove someone off THAT cliff. There’s only three or four thousand webcomics for them to peruse every week or so.
Anyway, I appreciate the effort! Now go outside and play!
When I first started paddling, I was told that if your gear all matched, you looked as if you bought it all at the same time, and were therefore a noob and a poser. My paddling skills have always made me look like a noob and a poser, but my gear has almost always been mismatched. Except for this one time when my boat and most of my gear had some kind of purple on it. Savage Fury boat, Lotus pfd, I forget the helmet company and watershoe brand… but I once wore and paddled in a color-coordinated fashion. It had to end. Nothing to do but buy new gear and trade the boat. And thus I got a black and aqua RPM, a red pfd, dug a non-purple helmet out of the closet (always a good idea), kept my greenish paddle with the red duct tape on it, and found a blue rashguard shirt that was very cheap.
Okay, for those who have know about Hubris before this site went up- this is probably the first thing you saw. It was a bumper sticker on my cafepress site for…ever. Sold pretty well, too. Anyhow, we finally finally finally put Hubris and Kara in kayaks, which is where this cartoon started for me, all that time ago. ‘Skoboten, y’all.
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