I'm pretty sure you can do this:

[Click to view comic: 'Modern Men's Support Group']

I don't think there's anything against newbies posting their comics in this way.

Click the "quote" button at the bottom of this post if you want to see what the URL looks like.

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Mediocrity at its most average.

And while I'm all over your thread, I read the most recent comics. I rated Adventures in Craigslist okay because, while it was a good set up and execution, it was a little too predictable.

I rated this one good:

[Click to view comic: 'Trying to start a post Patriot Act bank account']

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Mediocrity at its most average.

Okay. Thanks. That one and a few of the others actually happened...this one didn't though.

[Click to view comic: 'Death Metal Name Game']

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Shhhh...I know.

I definitely like that you're now making jokes about situations instead of using the clip art for inspiration (although the one where you're trying to get your S.O. to pick an avatar was amusing, and a great example of how to break the rules for comedic purposes).  Definitely a lot of "good" ratings from me on this go-round.

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"He was cursed with a horrorshow of a face, like Guiseppe Archbold doing a study of mollusk tumors."

Thanks Zilla--I appreciate all the positive feedback.

Sincerely,

Barkely Bunting A.K.A.

DatedMyMathTeacherChicagoDog doesn't quite roll off the tongue.

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Shhhh...I know.

"Death Metal Name Game" is so funny that it made me laugh.  Not a deep, cleansing laugh, but the superficial, narcissistic kind of laugh that I usually bark at commoners.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

For some reason, I can't paste the comic links here--and I see no quote button. But I have a couple of new ones if anyone would care to take a look.

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Shhhh...I know.

My favorite of the lot:

[Click to view comic: 'Make a wish...']

I'm really digging the "use a splitter in the middle" technique, I may have to steal that and claim you learned it from me.

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"He was cursed with a horrorshow of a face, like Guiseppe Archbold doing a study of mollusk tumors."

Please use it with my compliments. They say that imitation crab is the sincerest form of fattery. It's really just my cheating way of being too wordy.

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Shhhh...I know.

[Click to view comic: 'Muerto and Matt']

Thoughts, opinions-- brutally honest soul killing beat downs that leave me tucked in the fetal position clutching my Teddy Ruxpin.

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Shhhh...I know.

Date Rape Tacos is the best punchline I've seen in a while.  You officially get a thumbs-up from me for that one.  As a bonus, I award you one internets.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

Thank you, sir. You are a gentlemen and a scholar. May all of your children, be masculine children.

[Click to view comic: 'Mrs. Picklesby goes to the Patent Office']

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Shhhh...I know.

I rated that one "good."  I would've rated it "funny" but for some reason there isn't a button for that.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

biped wrote:

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I rated that one "good."  I would've rated it "funny" but for some reason there isn't a button for that.

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Some men can't find a woman's "funny button" with a road map and a handful of boyscouts. Speaking of a handful of boyscouts, I am no longer welcome at any future jamborees.

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Shhhh...I know.

Well, if the guy gets lost down there, she could always just, like, point to it.  "DUHHH."

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

biped wrote:

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Well, if the guy gets lost down there, she could always just, like, point to it.  "DUHHH."

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Sounds like you know a lot about guiding a man with subtleness and sensitivity towards your most sensitive core. I guess that's why you put the BI in Biped.

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Shhhh...I know.

How many tenths of a cent do I have to donate before I to get to wield this God-like power over my fellow "nubtards", Zilla?

(I like your Nublet's First Forum comic, by the by--I'm flattered that I made a blip on a Super Donor's radar).

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Shhhh...I know.

PennyDreadful wrote:

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How many tenths of a cent do I have to donate before I to get to wield this God-like power over my fellow "nubtards", Zilla?

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PennyDreadful wrote:

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Sounds like you know a lot about guiding a man with subtleness and sensitivity towards your most sensitive core.

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Those are funny, Z. Sorry---I misspelled, Noobtard.

 Hmmm...I read the FAQ, there's still so much that I don't undertand, though.

Is it normal for me to feel a deep abiding shame that I have the audacity to be new to this site? I've taken dozens of showers, holding myself and rocking back in forth...but I just can't wash off that "new stripper" smell.

So, aside from handi-wiping the pole between dances...any advice from you old strippers?

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Shhhh...I know.

You have a leg up being female. "Funny girls" are supposedly non existant.

The FAQ seems pretty straight forward. What part is confusing? And you're already doing most of what you need to do: making comics and interacting with other users.

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Mediocrity at its most average.

I think the best advice is to take the hazing in stride, work to continue to get better at your craft and make yourself a fixture amongst the community until you've been accepted. Everyone was new at one point or another. It's best not to be overly sensitive about being new because then people definitely won't stop. 

Hey, just have fun and enjoy yourself!

PennyDreadful wrote:

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Hmmm...I read the FAQ, there's still so much that I don't undertand, though.

Is it normal for me to feel a deep abiding shame that I have the audacity to be new to this site?

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