Well, why even bother coming on the show then?! At this point he's just fucking with him.
But, I guess if you have no one else to talk to... sometimes you gotta make do! Haha

Anyways, got one more of these little intermission pages before we shift back into the real world again, so enjoy!

ALSO. I SAID I'D HAVE SOMETHING MORE TODAY.

I've been toying with doing a sexy girly pinup calendar this year. Thought it'd be fun to do a monthly themed pinup of the various gals of YB.
I'm a little late on January (and will be thusly late on February too) but here is the
very NSFW JANUARY pinup!
It's not for anything in particular, just a sorta fun pinup prompt throughout the year, excuse to draw pinups haha.
Anyways, enjoy!

Stay tuned for more next week! ^_^
~M

You could always do your calendar pinups as your TWC incentives...

I'm sorry to inform you, mister, that you're probably not going to succeed in breaking the loop. Because, you see, this strip is YesterdayBound.

But we can get Alice in a groundhog costume, if that helps.

Hmm, so how old exactly is General Grey Potatohead? I'll admit, it's a convenient lie that might have some truth to it, after all, those are often the most convincing lies, but I don't buy his supposed altruism. Besides, my counter would be easy: you're a megalomaniac if you believe that you can fight human nature in perpetuity.

Quite frankly, even if he could achieve his objective, could anyone involved still be considered human? There's no denying that human history is filled with tragedy and strife, that's easy to remember especially if you've lived through it, but what about all of those moments of self-sacrifice and triumph that also appear only when life hangs in the balance? We see the worst and the best in humanity when the stakes are high and the rewards are not honor and glory, but survival and freedom.

I don't like wars, I don't want wars, or any other tragedies that take the lives of innocents, but I recognize that it is a part of the human condition to suffer, learn and hopefully grow into a better person when we overcome adversity. Sometimes that growth comes at a high cost that we would never willingly accept, but sometimes that's what was needed for us to learn and change, hopefully for the better.

For every villain there are hundreds, thousands, of people who take care of their families, friends and neighbors, doing the best they can with what they have and what they know. They do it without reward because they know it needs to be done and they know they are the one to do it. That is the sort of testament to human nature that I see and hear about all the time and believe is what we should strive for everyday, to be kind to one another, think about things from another perspective before we speak and do, to build ourselves up by building up others and, most importantly, to realize that we all make mistakes and that those are the moments we learn from the most. None of it is easy to do, life is on "hard ,mode" for many of us particularly right now, but in the end, being kind to others and ourselves is ultimately the best way to elevate humankind.

Only one thing to be said.

THANK YOU ALICE!!!!