August 16th, 2013
August 16th, 2013
17 Aug 2013 · page 255 of 1306
See, there are guys here. They're just jerks. The Kickstarter already succeeded, but there's still time to grab a book! The more orders we get, the better the book ends up! Also, the second book is up on comiXology now, go check it!

Cast: Alexa King, Ethan Booth, Gladys Shaw, Rosie Bell

Comments (30)

  • Jacob 13 years ago archived

    well, Rosie certainly seems to know how to get what she wants.

    • somebloke 13 years ago archived

      I'm reminded of the movie Bringing Up Baby

  • Threnodi 13 years ago archived

    Necklaces for everyone..!

    • =Tamar 13 years ago archived

      Except the maid.

    • Taijutsu 13 years ago archived

      Good eyes. I totes missed that.

  • Nicosar 13 years ago archived

    Ouch, cutting a leg of ham with a bread knife. Serious disrespect there, Rosie.

  • cphoenix 13 years ago archived

    Reminds me of all the girls who, when told to iron, burned the shirts. And all the men who never did learn how to separate the whites from the colors.

    • JediaKyrol 13 years ago archived

      Except she's obviously doing it on purpose...remember she's also a master at some culinary art as well...

      • cphoenix 13 years ago archived

        Oh, I know. And I'm sure there was a lot of accidental-on-purpose burning of shirts and pink whites. That's what I meant to refer to.

        • Hornet 13 years ago archived

          Are you sure she's a cook? Seems more like the Hostess to me?

  • Me-me 13 years ago archived

    What, all of them?

  • Sir_Krackalot 13 years ago archived

    Lesson 1: The best way to perfectionist into doing something for you is to do it wrong.

    • PhasmaFelis 13 years ago archived

      My grandfather was a master at this. He called it "creative incompetence." The secret is, whenever someone asks you to do something, to do it just badly enough that they never ask you to do it again, but not so badly that they realize you're doing it on purpose.

      • Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

        Did your grandfather work for British Leyland in the 70s by any chance?

  • Marvelous TK 13 years ago archived

    ... Can't tell if naive or cunning....

  • AsimvSideburns 13 years ago archived

    Such irreverence for proper form! I do believe I might just faint dead-away!

  • DGR 13 years ago archived

    Bah, I just use a butcher knife for everything. Plus, while wielding a butcher knife, people don't bother you while cooking.

    • Somebody 13 years ago archived

      That's why I love cutting things.

  • Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

    So, any speculation on Mr Booth's time zone? Chef's clothes and hair could be from almost anytime. From the general lack of manners I'm guessing modern - late 1980's or later.

    • SamuelAdamsH 13 years ago archived

      With that collar size (80s were generally skinnier collars on chef coats) and the colors, I'd guess mid 90s to early 2000s, but it could also be a particular restaurant or chef's standard uniform for his staff. The rolled up sleeves, however, indicate he's a less formal chef and that would mean post Marco Pierre White Michelin stars, so 1994-ish onwards. Guesses all, of course!

  • Sashimi 13 years ago archived

    From what we know about jerky characters, though, is that they soften up in the end. hint hint

  • Smebody 13 years ago archived

    I once heard the story of a musician and his roommate. The roommate came home late several times, and the musician would get on his back endlessly. So what the roommate started doing, is every time the musician was a jerk, the next time he was late, he would play a piece by Beathoven on the piano - but leave out the last bar. This bugged the musician so much that he had to get out of bed and play though the whole dang thing again so he could do it right.


    The moral of the story is: artists are was to aggravate. :D


    I like Rosie.

    • Somebody 13 years ago archived

      (*Artists are easy to aggravate. Stud auto-correct.)

      • Dave 13 years ago archived

        And what more can be said to that...

  • curseofthepirates 13 years ago archived

    Hey, just wanted to make sure: if I go for the 17pound pledge, but want a lapel pin too, I should pledge 20 right?

    • Kate A 13 years ago archived

      If you're in the UK, yep! If you're outside the UK, it'd be £23.

      • curseofthepirates 13 years ago archived

        Thanks! Off to do so =D

  • SrEdmund 13 years ago archived

    Have I mentioned yet that I love this comic? :D

  • SmilingAhab 13 years ago archived

    The lady knows how to get what she wants.

  • Bag o Dyce 1 year ago archived

    Rosie is awesome!

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