[Click to view comic: 'Getting rid of telemarketers!']

[Click to view comic: 'Getting rid of telemarketers 2a']

[Click to view comic: 'getting rid of telemarketers 2b']

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"Leave the past behind and focus on the future, but live in the present"

To be honest, that first one wasn't the biggest steaming piece of shit ever. It was ok and on par with most of the strips you'd encounter by clicking the random button. The second two-parter was pure bltsandwich17 garbage though. The first shows that you might be evolving from unfunny subhuman to unfunny human. My interest is peeked in an anthropologist kind of way.

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-=- You eat one lousy foot and they call you a cannibal. What a world. -=-

These comics remind me of back when I used to watch "Battle Of The Network Spleens" on ABC. One day it ended in a tie between Tony Danza and Abe Vigoda's spleens and they had to have a "spleen-off." Tony Danza's spleen cheated and won, and ever since then Abe Vigoda has spent most of his free time locked in his "Tony Danza Temple Of Hatred", in which he casts spells on Tony Danza voodoo dolls and sticks pins in their spleens. Every once in a while you can see Tony Danza on TV and he will wince in pain and clutch his spleen area, and then you know that it is the work of Abe Vigoda.

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

*Dial Tone*

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The following statement its true. The previous statement is false

I've seen worse.

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This signature has performed an illegal operation and has been shut down.

If the last two had been condensed into one it would have been semi-decent.

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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.

Critics have called blt a "Total Cunt" and "Un-fuckable" but she can add this to her list today Un-Funny

-The Awesome times review of Blt's comics.

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possible savior probable SEX MACHINE

geez, thanks for all the input.

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"Leave the past behind and focus on the future, but live in the present"