Anita Hug

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That Girl at the Bar #2

The Ex-Wife

The Dentist

God Doesn’t Like Sweets

Thinking back on all the years of Lent, I have given up the same exact thing every single year.  Pop.  Or as some of you may know it, soda.  But giving up pop didn’t make me appreciate God more, it made me appreciate pop more.  And even worse was that as soon as Lent was over, I would indulge in pop more than I normally would, and that was encouraged.  Now that I am older and hopefully a little bit wiser, I can appreciate what the Lenten season tries to accomplish.  It is more about self-control and learning to live without the non-essentials.  Giving up what’s harmful to us and better ourselves as a people.  But every Easter I see people spoil themselves with alcohol and candy thinking they just survived the Holocaust.  Maybe instead of giving up pop and candy, we should give up hypocrisy.

This week’s comic is about the joys of simplicity. Enjoy.

Period.

The sign of becoming a woman.  The period.  Imagine how much it would suck if guys pissed their pants with blood 3-5 days in a row.  Pretty gross right?  Now imagine that same guy pissing blood was a girl.  Woah, things just got a lot hotter.

This week’s comic is about the joys of becoming a woman. Enjoy.

Gay Marriage

So there has been a lot of controversy lately about allowing same sex marriage in Illinois.  Chicago itself is a pretty liberal city with the majority of the people being fairly open-minded, but every so often you find someone that doesn’t agree.  I am all for free speech and I think everyone’s thoughts deserve to be heard, regardless of how ridiculous they are.  The one thing that confuses me is that the ones against same sex marriage are usually religious people.  Being raised Catholic, I was told to not to judge people.  The goal in life is to be as much like Jesus as possible.  Jesus never promoted hate or discriminated against anyone.  It’s funny how things change.  What would Jesus do?  Not hate, that’s what.

This week’s comic is about one love. Enjoy.  

The Fiscal Cliff

Seems like there is no winners in the US. L

This week’s comic is about the fall of America. Enjoy.

KIDS: If You Wouldn’t Eat Your Dog, Then Why Eat a Turkey?

So PeTA is pushing an ad to guilt trip kids into eating their pets.  I think it is a good idea to keep a child open-minded, but eating cats and dogs is just unappealing.  The meat would be too gamey, except for cats…they got a lot of that good fat.  Speaking of which, I think I know what I'm going to be eating tonight.  Sorry Whiskers.

This week’s comic is about the joy of being vegan. Enjoy.

End of the World

So this might be it.  We can only hope the Mayans were as wrong about the end of the world as Mel Gibson is about Jews.  But thankfully, my Asian background allows me to always have a 5 year supply of rice and noodle cups.  And with that in mind, I will leave you with this:
"Don't work too hard to reach the top.  You will reach it and start heading downhill again without even noticing."

This week's comic is about living life to the end of the Mayan calender. Enjoy.

That Girl at the Bar

You know when you see the girl of your dreams at the bar, and you think, ‘I have to use the best, most original pick up line to win her heart over.’  Then you go over there and BLAM!  She takes a dump on your heart.  A literal dump.  But the thing is to keep your head up, because one day, that one true love might be taking a dump on your chest, and that’s when you know you've made it.

This week’s comic is about the reward of the struggle. Enjoy.

Finals Week

It is a war of student against teacher, and sleep is the mind’s worst enemy.  Yet when it is over, you can stand amongst your brothers and know that even without an A or a passing grade, you have still won a war.  It is time to pack up your bags and go back home to your loved ones.  Congrats to the students who finished finals week, you deserve a drink.

This week’s comic is about how intelligence is directly proportional to insanity. Enjoy.

It's Like Riding a Bike...

One saying I really hate is, “It’s like riding a bike. Once you learn, you never forget.”  How do you know how good my memory is?  Maybe I have amnesia?  Maybe I just smoked some weed?  It is offensive to assume that a bike rider will never forget, because at the end of the day we aren't elephants. We can forget.

This week’s comic is about the joys of riding, and the dangers of forgetting. Enjoy.