The Laptop Lap Desk

The Laptop Lap Desk Comic by Shouty

Transcript

Shouty: “Thanks again for my Xmas present! This laptop lap desk has come in handy.”
Leonard: “Burning the midnight oil, eh?”
Shouty: “Nah. It makes a great TV tray!”

National Spaghetti Day

National Spaghetti Day Comic by Shouty

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Did you know? Spaghetti is the plural of spaghetto, which is the diminutive of spago, meaning “twine.” Illustration shows a long piece of spaghetti with mustache who is called Spago, and a short piece of spaghetti who is called “Little” Spaghetto. Together, they are spaghetti.

Early Start

Early Start Comic by Shouty

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Shouty: “I’m going to start eating vegan on Monday.”
Leonard: “But that’s New Year’s Eve. Why not wait until the new year?”
Shouty: “Because I want to be able to say I’ve been vegan since 2018.”

Lazy Talk

Lazy Talk Comic by Shouty

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Cousin: “Why do they say it’s the shortest day when the day is still 24 hours long? Why not say, ‘the shortest period of daylight'”?
Shouty: “Some folks are just lazy.”
Cousin: “Kinda like when you say, ‘muscle weighs more than fat'”?
Shouty got owned!

#LogOutFacebook

#LogOutFacebook Comic by Shouty

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Shouty: “I’m boycotting Facebook and Instagram this week per NAACP.”
Leonard: “What are you going to do with all that free time?”
Shouty: “I picked up a second job.”
Leonard laughs.

Holiday Spirit

Holiday Spirit Comic by Shouty

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“‘Tis the season to be jolly!” Shouty is dressed with Santa hat, fitted on his pear-shaped head, a green bowtie, white shirt, gray culottes, and white and red stripped socks.

Diet Start Date

Diet Start Date Comic by Shouty

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FRIDAY – Shouty: “I’ll start my diet on Monday. That’ll give me the weekend to prepare.”
MONDAY – Shouty: “Tuesday is ruled by Mars, the planet of energy and strength. That’ll be a good day to start.”
TUESDAY – Shouty: “Wednesday’s 12/12. Sounds cool. Plus, 12 is a powerful number in numerology.”

National Sock Day

National Sock Day Comic by Shouty

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Two socks are holding on to each other, one wearing a bowtie, the other wearing a veil. The one on the left says, “I, Left Sock, take thee, Right Sock, to be my wedded sock. From this day forward, from drawer to foot, in washer and in dryer, tumbled or air-dried, fresh or stinky, holey or limp, I pledge myself to you till death do us part.”