Drivel that cannot fit in a single panel comic.
Monday, November 10, 2008
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Icons
Funny out of context panel: Get your Terry Bryson icon:
I wonder if Terry Farrell from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine served as the model for Terry Bryson?
Get a befuddled Toby Cameron icon:
Posted by Toonhead at 9/18/2008 04:05:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: icon, Mary Worth, Star Trek
Friday, August 08, 2008
Phishing for a space bar
The person behind Enormoushop.com has done it again! Wait for the redirect and check out the private information of Toby Cameron. Click on the link at the bottom of the update account page to get back to the normal page and check on the link in the upper right corner to see videos of bunnies doing tricks.
Re-register her account again? She has fallen for this scam before? Why does Ian leave her unsupervised?
A bonus Toby Cameron avatar:
She will do anything to make sure her beloved Ian receives that slightly used DVD that he desires.
Posted by Toonhead at 8/08/2008 10:41:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: icon, Mary Worth
Friday, April 25, 2008
Today's Lunch: 4.25.2008
Kashi Chicken Florentine, the package:
The contents inside the package melted a bit and made the package wet.
The actual product after microwaving:
This is the last Kashi meal in my stash. I've documented all the Kashi entrees except for the Lemongrass Coconut Chicken. The Chicken Florentine is the most visually unappealing of all the Kashi meals and not all that tasty. I ate it but did not enjoy it.
I should have had what this guy is having:
It may lack visual appeal but at least he's enjoying the heck out of it. This image needs a slogan. Feel free to suggest one in the comments.
Posted by Toonhead at 4/25/2008 01:30:00 PM 1 comments
Labels: food, icon, lunch, Mary Worth, package vs reality
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Day 28 - Drew's rebutall!!!
Drew responds with three exclamation points. The meeting is winding down. Will Mary Worth appear soon?
This conversation has gone on so long that the proprietor of the Junction Cafe reupholstered the the chairs and altered the table tops. 27 days of battleship gray and now we have magenta and pink. Vera has also changed her overcoat and purse.
Two bonus avatars from today's strip:It's your screwed up eye, Vera.
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For fun, I timed myself running a single mile without using a treadmill. Just the road, a GPS and my legs determining my speed. I ran a mile in 9:48.
Posted by Toonhead at 2/10/2008 07:08:00 PM 1 comments
Labels: icon, Mary Worth, running
Monday, October 08, 2007
Creep-o-meter
My running friends do not understand why I don't run in the early mornings. There are plenty of good reasons to do so but none of them sufficiently compelling enough for me to wake up so early. I will get up early if only there is a prospect of a nap soon afterwards. Otherwise, I'm just like Susan for the rest of the day.

It only takes four large muscles to bitch slap the cheerfulness out of a morning person. Working large muscle groups burns more calories.
Posted by Toonhead at 10/08/2007 11:57:00 AM 3 comments
Labels: Betwen Friends, icon, Mary Worth, Rex Morgan MD, Rhymes with Orange
Monday, September 17, 2007
Fist of Fury
Bonus avatar of Dawn Weston's Fist of Fury: What's up with the plot pacing in Mary Worth? A single conversation can take a week and a half but the discovery of Drew's two timing takes two days. Does Giella ever look at a drawing once he has completed it? Dawn changed shirts between Sunday and Monday. I wonder if Giella looks at a panel once he has completed it. It would explain some of the continuity errors.
Posted by Toonhead at 9/17/2007 11:38:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: icon, Mary Worth
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Variations on a Gag
Bonus avatar courtesy of Rex Morgan MD:
Variations on a gag:



Who hasn't dreamt of this happening?
You might be a tad obsessed with Mary Worth if you find yourself attempting to imitate the poses as drawn. The hand pose in the second panel is doable but a tad painful. No, I can't draw hands any better. I know alumni from the University of Texas (t.u. for us Aggies) and other schools with that shade of orange as a school color would love to know where Dr. Drew purchases his lab coats. The matching pants can be found easily.
Posted by Toonhead at 9/05/2007 01:07:00 PM 3 comments
Labels: Brevity, Dilbert, For Better or For Worse, icon, Lio, Mary Worth, Rex Morgan MD, That's Life
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Wink!

Did Dr. Whitepants really say, "Wink!"? Dr. Whitepants must be close retirement thus everyone tolerates his behavior because of his impending departure.
Drew's reaction makes a nice Live Journal icon.

Posted by Toonhead at 8/09/2007 01:23:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Better Half, icon, Mary Worth
Monday, July 09, 2007
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I love Mary Worth because I can skip reading it for a week and not miss anything. Bonus avatar: Dawn Weston regarding pool party.
A new week and a sense of focus. I drew 15 cartoons while on vacation. I managed to scan, color and letter two of them. I have one scanned but it still needs color and lettering.
I registered for the San Antonio Marathon (Nov. 11, 2007). I will begin training for that race next week. I downloaded a training plan from Runner's World. It only has two days of running a week. This plan emphasizes quality over quantity. I could slip in an extra easy run if I wanted to. I will have the opportunity to try tempo runs and speed work.
This week I plan on just doing three 30 minute runs incorporating slow/ fast intervals.
I anticipate a busy week at work.
Posted by Toonhead at 7/09/2007 10:51:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: cartooning, icon, marathon training, Mary Worth, running, work
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Party? Are You Serious?
A little Mary Worth avatar fun featuring Vera Shields:
Bob Thaves has died but his son can write a good gag. Maybe Frank and Ernest will not become a zombie strip, a mere shell of a once good comic strip haunting newspapers around the world.
So many ways to add to Vera's line in the second panel.
Party? Are you serious? I can't rest on my laurels, I have to get that next promotion!
Party? Are you serious? You expect me to stoop to attending a party with you Santa Royale hoi polloi?! I may not live in Pacific Hills any longer but that does not mean I have to socialize with the likes of you!
Party? Are you serious? Geriatrics in bathing suits, ewwww!
Party? Are you serious? Is that creepy Professor Cameron going to be there?
Party? Are you serious? Look, Mary I'm grateful for your help but I really find parties quite draining. I prefer one on one or very small group socializing. Large parties make me really uncomfortable.
Party? Are you serious? A large typhoon is expected to reach landfall this weekend. Shouldn't we evacuate?
Party? Are you serious? You want me to come to the party even though I acted a bit brusque at the last pool party?
Party? Are you serious? No, Vera, I'm being silly. I'm going to kill you and make a casserole out of your still beating heart.
Now the interactive portion. Add your own line in the comments.
Party? Are you serious? _________________
Posted by Toonhead at 6/13/2007 10:46:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Frank and Ernest, icon, Mary Worth
Friday, June 08, 2007
They are all around..



AWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by Toonhead at 6/08/2007 01:40:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: icon, Mark Trail, Mutts
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Comics and Al Gore

Al Gore in his office, May 2007 from Time Magazine. What does Al Gore really do with three 30 inch monitors? Sweet consolation prize for not becoming president. I guess he wants to fully explore his invention.
Icon: Vera's brother, Von
What did Vera do that pissed off Von so much that he threw her out? The perspective in the second panel is giving me a headache. The smell in my office is not helping matters much. I opened a window.
I believe you speak for all of us, Jeremy.
Posted by Toonhead at 5/23/2007 01:57:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Al Gore, icon, Joy of Tech, Mary Worth, work, Zits
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Isaac
Today's icon: Vera surprise.
I spent my lunch hour yesterday tending to Isaac and Loki. Isaac spent the day in his kennel because he jumps over the fence.
I tried a harness attached to a line that is attached to a tree yesterday evening but either he or Loki chewed it and Isaac got loose. Fortunately, Isaac did not jump over the fence. I guess he decided to stay because he did not see us leave. Isaac stays in the yard as long as he does not see you leave.
Because of the lunch time fence jumping, I took Isaac to the office. He behaved well. Other than the fence jumping Isaac is a well-behaved dog.
I will spend my lunch hour the rest of the work week letting Isaac out to play and stretch his very long legs. I'm ahead on my cartoons so a few days without drawing will not throw off the schedule.
If you want a sweet, lovable, big dog check out Isaac at http://www.woodstocktexas.org Make sure you have at least a 6 foot fence or can take him outside periodically. Despite Isaac's size he is a great indoor dog.
Posted by Toonhead at 4/26/2007 10:56:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: dogs, icon, Mary Worth
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Another beautiful day, another icon
Another beautiful day and another Mary Worth icon. A classic Mary Worth audible punctuation dialog balloon. Why not, huh? That would make more sense since a sound goes with the word. A question mark by itself does not have a sound. It alters the sound of a word, unless one hails from parts of the southern United States. People from those regions tend to make every sentence sound like a question.
I noticed that KFC no longer advertises its Famous Bowls. I guess the demographic that enjoys its food in a huge pile rather than separated does not have as much disposable income as thought by the marketers at KFC. In the non-cracker south, gravy does not belong on top of corn. Non-cracker south includes most of the southern United States.
Why does Kentucky Fried Chicken use a sample from "Sweet Home Alabama" in its commercials? The unavailability of songs about Kentucky suitable for marketing products?
Posted by Toonhead at 4/19/2007 01:06:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: accent, crackers, food, icon, Kentucky Fried Chicken, marketing, Mary Worth, punctuation, The South
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
A trip to the landfill
Bonus icons from Mary Worth:
Went to the landfill to film the WFSC 409 tour. Not much to see because the rains made the roads around the work site too messy. Captured some footage of turkey buzzards going through the garbage and ignoring the workers nearby. The landfill manager said that this facility now has a small population of sea gulls that came in with the storms. College Station is more than 100 miles from the nearest ocean. I did not see any of the sea gulls but I will check the footage more carefully. The sea gulls may have blended in with the garbage.
Yesterday, I went to a seminar on blogging and how other departments are using blogs to communicate. I will make another attempt to explain how our department can use a blog as a newsletter and for other communication. Sometimes I feel like I'm talking to a wall whenever I attempt to explain the positive potential of blogging and other communication mediums. Maybe it's my own inability to communicate effectively.
I'm thinking about putting an RSS feed on aperfectworld.org so that people don't have to visit every day. It would cause less frustration whenever I don't update because of server problems, personal issues, bad weather or any number of reasons.
This afternoon I get to figure out how an older version of a web page ended up on display and try to fix it. I need a different exclamation of frustration. Fuck! and its variants is not appropriate for a professional atmosphere. Neither is an Hawaiian shirt but I'm wearing one today. I'll try "Bob Saget!" - it has the same cadence as "God Damnit!" but without the potential of eternal damnation. I got the Bob Saget idea from some videos of a Tourette's sufferer who uses Bob Saget as a curse. I hope Bob Saget does not have any supernatural powers.
I love my job but not enough to do it for free.
Posted by Toonhead at 4/18/2007 12:38:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: blogging, Bob Saget, icon, landfill, Mary Worth, profanity, video, work
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
The first day of Spring, hooray!
Bonus icon:
The indifference of Mary WorthAsking the right questions can also make most religions seem ridiculous. Fortunately, in the United States a boycott or a loud protest is the worst thing that can happen. Other places and times, death.
Yeah, yeah, blah blah, blahdeblah blah blah. Vera really starts at the bottom by taking a job that no longer exists. Mary Worth does not care she just wants your soul. Mary plucks the world's tiniest violin.
The first day of spring and I see this. Tom Wilson owes me something for disturbing me on the first day of spring. Ziggy does not wear pants and now he's modest? I wonder if this is before or after Ziggy has taken of business? The more I think about this comic the more disturbed I become.
I spend a great of time going over these entries to eliminate instances of passive voice. I do it for most of my writing. I do this to avoid the disapproval of an English teacher I had not seen in nearly 20 years. I doubt she reads this. I wonder if any of Ms. Kessler's other former students do this or am I just nuts?
Ms. Kessler taught junior and senior English at Spring High School in Spring, Texas.
Posted by Toonhead at 3/21/2007 10:18:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Dilbert, former teachers, icon, Mary Worth, writing, Ziggy
Friday, March 09, 2007
Bonus icons:Icon 1: Every time I meddle, I touch myself!
Icon 2: Now bend over and relax.My only hope is that Ella is stringing Mary along. Just as Mary is about to release her guilt, Ella channels Aldo and forces Mary to face the inky dark blackness of her soul.
Who am I kidding? This is "Mary Worth". I'll read on Monday and find that the story has moved on or Ella is still dispensing the platitudes.
What has happened to me? Why do I care about this comic strip?
My God, my life is so full of trivial concerns. Better than the bitter struggle for survival. Or is it?
Posted by Toonhead at 3/09/2007 11:52:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: existential crisis, icon, Mary Worth