Christmas Tree Competition

Published in Webcomic on November 23rd, 2009 6:00 am

Wife: Can I get a favor? Me: Uh oh... Wife: I need you to get the tree out of the attic. I can get the rest of the decorations myself. Me: It's November! We haven't even celebrated Thanksgiving yet. Wife: I know, but I saw on Facebook that they already have their tree up across the street. Me: What, is it a competition now? Wife: I also want to get a live tree to put in the Florida room. Me: Okay, you win. Your two trees beats the neighbor's early tree.

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Zombie Survival Camp

Published in Webcomic on November 21st, 2009 6:00 am

Me: I'm trying to figure out if my old grudge has simmered long enough to make room for a new one. Euroboy: We should start a zombie survival fantasy camp. Me: If you think about it, that's what summer camp really is. Euroboy: Say what? Me: Look, you take a bunch of kids out of their urban setting, put them in a secluded cabin. Me: Add in archery, horseback riding, backcountry trails and fire-building skills. Me: That's all pretty much straight out of a zombie survival handbook. Euroboy: Whoa, I'm thinking with a little marketing, some new branding, and a dilapidated summer camp, we could make a killing!

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Disaster Movies

Published in Webcomic on November 20th, 2009 6:00 am

Cowboy Wash.: Have you seen 2012? Me: Nah, I'm not much for disaster movies. Cowboy Wash.: Me neither. The Day After Tomorrow was only ok. Me: Never saw it. I'm not sure I've ever seen a true disaster movie. Cowboy Wash.: It had more of a zombie survival feel than mass destruction. Me: WHOA! I want to see it! You may have just blown my mind.

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Special Note: From now on, I’m not going to number future comics. It was always a pain when I reordered them. This is much more simple.

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Bonus: Google Chrome OS

Published in Webcomic on November 19th, 2009 3:13 pm

Me: Whoa, Google just had a webcast on their new Google Chrome OS. Euroboy: So, what makes it special? Me: Everything! To start with, it's free and opensourced. So, if you have a problem on boot, it just downloads a new version and reimages itself. Me: The system files are on a separate partition that’s read only, and all user data is encrypted by default. Plus, all your files are synced with the web. Me: Oh, and they talked about implementing a cool W3C notification standard in not just Chrome OS, but also in the Chrome browser. Very Cool! Euroboy: I have just two questions: How much does it cost? And will it run MS Office? Me: You... don't... get it, at all.

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