Fun With Computers
Hello all!
Ben is off braving treacherous weather for a family matter. That means I get to blog today. Aren’t you excited?! Me either. Well actually, I was planning to discuss something that kinda bothered me recently in the webcomic world (and no it isn’t about Brad Guigar making webcomics.com a pay site). But I realized that whenever someone says something, it seems inevitably to lead to drama. And as the saying goes, I wan’t no drama. But you’re saying to yourself, “Paul, just by bringing this up you’re starting something.” To that I say, “No!” I just needed an excuse for not writing a blog.
SHAZAM,
– Paul
little factoid I’ve just decided to share with you: when I was in elementary school, my principal was busted for child pron, which he had on his work computer. That was an awesome day at school.
I’m not trying to start drama, I swear.
Wow! Did you know that at the time as a kid? That would really mess up my view of adults in authority growing up. Well in the end I’m just glad that WAH has become a catalyst for recalling childhood trauma.
Drama, child pornography, and gambling all together at WAH! Such a great comic.
All this mentioning of porn and gambling should do wonders for WAH on google!
I remember my elementary school gym teacher always going in the girls locker to tell them to hurry up and us boys always trying to sneak a peek in the door when he did.
Years later he allegedly he was arrested for being a peeping tom.
Yea, they had to have sex ed classes a few years earlier than they usually did so they could make sure he didn’t do anything to the students (no student ever came forward and said he did), and so that they could explain “feelings” and “inappropriate touching.”
I remember not wanting to use public restrooms for a few years because I always assumed when I was young that he had hidden cameras in there and that was how he did it. As for trauma, I came out of it totally unscathed… Still don’t like public restrooms though.
Wow that was really a downer and kind of ultra personal. Sorry everyone!
@Paul Then, we should definitely look at having searchable text transcripts of our strips on Google.
Wow, guys! The worst thing I remember happening in elementary school was having this awfully scary looking substitute teacher, who at that time I was convinced was Vincent Price in drag (well still am).
Time to wash my hard drive out with soap.