THE CRUMBCAST 10
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Tony, so much said here that is actually left unsaid. Brilliant, as well as the reference to Kierkegaard, wow, how very deep, as is the tub, where can I get one of those bottomless tubs? I see they are perfect for wallowing! A very strong strip indeed! So clever!
Peppa
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You’re trying to make me blush, aren’cha? Yeah, Kierkegaard is quite brilliant… when I can understand what he’s going on about! And I truly wish I had a deep tub like that. I could do with a nice, long soak from time to time. Sometimes a shower just doesn’t cut it!
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I had meant to come back to this one and comment. Lingering, wallowing – that’s what showers are good for, right? Though I’m a little slow on the “pants” thing… 😉
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Oh my God! How did I miss this comment? 😛 And I agree about the shower thing. Very good places for wallowing, I find. Everything gets sloughed off and you can begin to feel vaguely human again. As for the “pants” thing, it usually just means that you think something is rubbish or shite. 😀
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Dear Tony,
My life is rubber pants.
All My Love,
Jennifer
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I dunno… rubber pants could be passed off as a cool fashion statement, don’t you think? 😉
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I’m thinking more of the old-fashioned sort that mothers would put on over their babies’ cloth diapers. 😉
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Ah, so a more mundane kind of life then, with less of the glitz and glamour, and more of the crying and projectile vomit. 😛
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and being shat upon. XD
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That’s too frightening to contemplate! 😮
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I love the understated quality of your strips. You leave more out than you put in. It lets the viewer fill in the blanks. For me, this strip is about shame. Sharing feelings is an emotional event and in this case, the sharing was met with an intellectual response. Failure was imminent. Your final frame states ‘more recrimination later’. A shame spiral. Layers. Layers. Layers. Fantastic!
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You’re absolutely spot on with your interpretation, Pamo. That’s exactly what this is about, and I think it’s something that many of us would have experienced at least once in our lives!
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I love it Tony, very clever 🙂
I think we’ve all had that moment where our life is pants.
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And in some cases, many moments! 😛
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Tony, that was a quite thought provoking. I filled in the gaps a little to get what you were saying. I want to help Ernest find his way!
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ug ^^^^ that was me, shelgarr. My enter key went bazerk.
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Ok, That was me twice. WHT
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Thanks, shel! Yeah, me and keyboards don’t exactly see eye to eye either. 😛
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I hope all is OK Tony! (Taking things perhaps too literally over here.)
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Everything’s cool, Anonymous, thanks for asking. I like to cover the whole shebang when it comes to the human experience. That includes things like depression, and other such cheery subjects! 😛
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Tony, I really am enjoying these new strips of yours. I think you are striking gold right now. All the best, Michael Evans.
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Thanks for the kind words, mate. I’m glad you’re enjoying them! 🙂
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My life is also pants.
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Anyone else care to join in the misery with a shirt or two? 😛
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Wow, that’s one deep bathtub…
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All the better to wallow in, m’dear! 😛
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