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No. Blame Canada!
BLAME CANADA!
It seems that everything’s gone wrong since Canada came along!
Blame Canada!
No! Blame the parents!! It’s their fault they let their kids turn into little shit heads!
Was going to say, is this supposed to be a parody of the South Park film?
Or rather, both are commenting on the same thing.
All webcomic artists are spineless scum with the sole and heinous motive of lining their pockets by corrupting our perfectly innocent children with their abominable infinite canvas. Down with webcomics. Down with all free digital graphico-textual composites. Support local lumber; buy print!
Hear hear!
If sugar and the Irish are to blame, we better get a ban on Lucky Charms, immediately!
It’s not the main point of this example, but I can’t help think about the first panel, and how probably the best way to get yourself convicted is to film yourself committing a crime and posting the video online. Such a “crime wave” would not tax law enforcement that much, I would think.
Incidentally, apparently spellcheck doesn’t think “online” is a word (or “spellcheck” for that matter). Who writes the dictionaries for these things?
Spellcheck doesn’t believe in compound words.