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hahaha – I used to try and tear out pictures in toilet roll when I was a kid – noione could work out what I was doing in there!
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Wow! What led you to try making pictures that way? Did you ever produce anything that you would have considered to be a masterpiece? Why aren’t we seeing your toilet art festooning the walls of an art gallery today? 🙂
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Well mostly I liked to tear out horses and dogs and faces and stuff. I guess I knew deep down that it was a weirs thing to be doing, like the constant foot tapping to all the music in my head.
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Pah. The world needs more weirdos like you and I! In fact, I’m convinced that we’re the most normal people out there and everyone else is a weirdo. 😛
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Really? Well that’s a relief. Maybe I should start my next torn Andrex masterpiece and show it with pride!
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And charge an entrance fee. Don’t forget that! Gotta make back your costs on all those toilet rolls you buy… 😉
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Dear Tony,
Morrigan wants you to know that it is funny that Ernest is writing on the toilet paper.
All My Love,
Jennifer
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Ahhh, toilet paper. It has so many uses! 😛
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Perfection.
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You’re very kind! 🙂
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Nonono. Oh, please don’t get THAT idea. I’m not kind. I *am* honest.
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Honesty’s better. 🙂
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Exactly. If I give you a compliment it’s because you earned it.
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Love the transition from the thinking comic in black and white to the color comic where Zelda calls for Ernest to return to bed. Very creative and a perfect way to convey the action.
Laughed out loud at the merchant selling comet protection kits! Well done- all of it.
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Apparently, that whole merchant selling comet protection kits was a thing back in the day when comets were not as studied and understood as they are now. I kinda chuckled when I read that.
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Love and relate to this. Christine hooted with laughter at this strip.
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Ha ha! I’m so pleased about that, Mark! I thought I was the only one that ideas came to like this! 😛
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Really enjoying the view from the lighthouse so keep up with the ideas please. Regards.
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Thanks so much! I will! 😀
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It is inclined to tear – I have written poetry on a napkin at a restaurant – finding myself someplace without paper and pencil is disaster. I have learned to write in very small writing on the back of shopping dockets. A question – How can Zelda sleep with the comet of death baring down on the world?
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Well, I think maybe she hasn’t even noticed it yet. 😛
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You make me smile! I’m a Moleskine girl for my thoughts but I love your use of everyday items. Do you keep pencils in the bathroom, oops, I mean ‘Thinking room’ or just in your knickers for all occassions ???
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Who says I even wear knickers? 😦
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Love it! You do have to draw things when you think of them. Although I tend to keep sketchpads next to my bed… not uh, toilet paper 😛
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That’s because you have the common sense to do so, Sophie. I don’t! 😛
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I like how he complied with her directive but brought the roll with him to bed.
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He’s incorrigible, that lad! 😉
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Ha. Thinking room.
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It’s where the best ideas are captured for “posterioty”. 😛
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