Azore Subject

Well, that didn’t last long. The shared affection seen yesterday has evaporated, like much of Lake Chad, by today’s strip. In its place we get ennui, hairy sofa cushions, and a plot synopsis for the Waterworld prequel.

None of that surprises me, though. What does surprise me is that TB didn’t have Kablichnick deliver this joke to a class full of terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad young people. In any event, it adds to the clip show feel of this whole week.

15 thoughts on “Azore Subject”

  1. Some folks, having tasted the publicity that comes from being nominated for (once prestigious) awards, hunger for more of the same. What can I do to get more awards? What are the hot topics? How can I get another nomination?

  2. Another BanTom “groaner”…groan. Coming tomorrow: a gag about Christmas Island you’ll never forget.

  3. Like Holly, I often tell fellow humans I’m reading things online while holding my internet-connected device. I do many other human things too…

  4. Today’s punchline easily could’ve been uttered by Ed Crankshaft. Does Batiuk really need two daily comic strips as an outlet for his verbose wit? Can’t he fold one of them and free up a little room for some fresh blood?

  5. As a kid, Bayou must’ve once uttered some crap like this, and someone told him he was funny. I wish they hadn’t.

  8. Here, tepid wordplay about a serious issue. Elsewhre, Sole Surviving Sister getting busted for being stupid without a license.

  9. This is rapidly turning into a three-panel Pluggers. Do people sent this shit in?

  10. With the look Holly is giving him, Funky’s going to be eating a fresh batch of Cranberry muffins very very soon.

  11. @spacemanspiff85,

    “Apparently auto correct prefers Bayou to Batiuk.”

    Who doesn’t?

  12. Wow, Batty always gets the dialogue down. I mean people always talk this way. 1″ from reality.

  13. Tawm on da Bayou, chawm chawm. Tawmmm on da Baaaahhhhyouuuu, good gawd……

  14. Figured out why TB draws middle- and senior- age females like blobs: he sketches his ideas out while watching the Y pickleball practice like I am doing now, waiting for the court to free up so I can shoot hoops with my kid. Hey Tom, here’s a tip: stick around for the pickup games and you might hear how h-s students actually talk in the real world.

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