Morbidiculous

Filler-iterature

Morbidiculous — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:08:24 +0000

This feels like the eighth or ninth time that some variation of “literature” has been punned on – that is exceptionally good milealage from just the one word!

It means what it says: more filler, selected from doodling over the weekend!

Contenders for Content

Morbidiculous — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:56:23 +0000

First content added to both Antagony Aunts and Waning Lyrical! Don’t walk, RUN! Don’t run, GALLOP! Don’t gallop, PRANCE!

Curse the Darkness

Morbidiculous — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 04:29:18 +0000

Yesterday was a day of intermittent blackouts from wild, stormy weather. If the only candles in the house weren’t Garfield shaped it would have been downright romantic! Things are still being updated, but enjoy the sensuous texture of a thick marker drawing.

Extremely juvenile observation about a conversation in Wodehouse’s The Romance of an Ugly Policeman:

‘I know she has taken my brooch. We have missed money. You must search her.’
‘Can’t do that, ma’am. Female searcher at the station.’
‘Well, you can search her box.’

WHAT DID HE JUST TELL YOU.

A Strange Interlude

Morbidiculous — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:24:26 +0000

With friends like these, who needs Amityville Horrors? Boom boom!

Updates continuing, accompanied by a quick doodle from today. 2010: year of the Luau Revival Movement! PROMISES HAVE BEEN MADE.

For Your Consideration, A Colossal, Hollow-Eyed, Chubby Owl

Morbidiculous — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 07:26:30 +0000

Beginning today, Chubby Owls are a universal symbol of change and transition. I mean, if they weren’t already.

Updates are continuing. A small collection of links for even further consideration:

Gallery of Memento Mori

Account of Tibetan Sky Burial Ritual

The Statistical Fate of Redshirts (this is far more Not Safe For Work than the previous two)

Gallery of Mystery Science Theater Art, (Prints of Thieves)

The first three links are of mild interest, but there is almost no excuse for skipping past anything that contains the phrase “Mystery Science Theater”. The excuse itself not only has to contain the phrase “Mystery Science Theater”, but also “we’re going to burn up upon re-entry”!

A Pal In Time For Valentine

Morbidiculous — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 13:04:18 +0000

Pal in time, you’re weeks tardy.

It’s a lackluster entry after five empty months, but this should be heralding in a whole new era of Morbidiculous comics over the next few weeks (this is the third fresh new beginning; it’s a very satisfying thing to announce and I admit I got a bit carried away)

There’s not a moment to lose!

Occupatience is a virtue

Morbidiculous — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:32:44 +0000

It has been an exceptional amount of time since the last entry, but there is good reason for this, if you will indulge me by skipping directly to the end! If you ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO look at the comic, this particular comic has been held in reserve for over six months now and I think the public is finally ready to handle the uncomfortable truth that it speaks - wall to wall text in a comic is tedious and boring.

It’s true what they say, art intimidates life!

If your experiences of unemployment are anything like this, it is probably just as well that you are not working in the public sector! Personally I believe that it would be society’s great loss, but I also thought that Tales of the Bounty Hunters was the magnum opus of the entire science fiction genre so these opinions are things that should be kept under sedation and surrounded by armed guards at all times in the future.

The next update should be a much larger and more interesting thing to read if that is the kind of thing that catches you by the khakis - Morbidiculous has been working on several side projects that should hopefully be ready in the next week or two! This is where enthusiasm comes to die. >:(

Salt of a vinegar, that’s just in bad taste. A screengrab from The Lion King would have done the job, but I had to exhume and pervert a beloved acting icon to illustrate the point. There’s nowhere to go but up!

And here it is, faster then I thought: the end. :o

Comics are made by fools like me, but only Bears can climb a tree

Morbidiculous — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 08:53:49 +0000

It probably says something about the quality of these comics that parts that get cut off by a rebellious scanner and replaced by a Microsoft Paint editing job can actually result in an improvement! I mean seriously guys, wow, lookit that, a consistent font! : O

Anyway, I do not think this is a particularly good Morbidiculous comic. The best part of this comic is probably the title for this overall entry! Even that is a pretty unsophisticated reference, but it’s not like there’s an option to edit it right next to it on the blog dashboard or anything. Jeez you guys with your “simple solutions to retarded problems”.

Making Friends: the Right Way and the Wrong Way

Morbidiculous — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:40:16 +0000

Any further Grotesqueries?

Morbidiculous — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 22:56:18 +0000

Mellow hello, everyone anyone! You’ve been rewarded for your patience/apathy over this trying period: I am going to get right down to BUSINESS and not try to be the hero. This is an efficient overall policy for both hostage situations and blog posts.

Do werewolves deserve your sympathy? Maybe this will answer your questions.

Okay, probably not.

It’s time for part 3 in what I like to call “A Series of Unfortunately Named Wars”!

The Pig War

In today’s hastily-skimmed-through-barely-understood-just-looking-for-capitalised-words news: http://www.scribd.com/doc/13731776/Tracking-GhostNet-Investigating-a-Cyber-Espionage-Network

The discovery of the Chinese government’s GhostNet is kind of a terrifying and ominous development in world affairs, until I realised it probably has no association with SkyNet. IS THAT GOOD THING OR A BAD THING.

I TAKE IT BACK SKYNET, PLEASE REIGN IN YOUR MURDERBOT

Note: to see the today’s comics in its pure, unadulterated format, you will need to save and open it with your usual opening program! Fun and games in editing programs!