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Oh snap Bob. Oh snap. Did anyone get the joke about Adrian's comic, by the way? That was probably just far too nerdy, but I just had to put it in there. Sorry.

Eight and a half months, 20 comics? Not too bad, but not too great. I'm going to try and find time (even in college!) to step up the pace a bit - no guarantees, but I really do want to work on Bob the Earth some more. One main problem is one I've foreseen since the conception of the idea - making a webcomics based solely around anthropomorphic planets is HARD. The delays in updates are starting to often be due to writer's block. I'll keep trying, though. Wish me luck.

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Here's some basic information about Venus if you don't get today's joke. Just keep looking, I'm sure you'll figure it out eventually. Bob is being kind of a jerk, though.

College is definitely going to slow down updates, both on this site and on Sketchy Morris. Don't worry, though; by no means am I going to stop either comic. ROCK ON!

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If any of you nuts out there takes this comic seriously, and denounces me for not being sensitive to the entire climate crisis issue, you're an idiot and I don't care about you.

So, August was relaxing! Time for college.

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Oh God it's a Harry Potter reference. What's happening to me? Also, "KRING" isn't a great sound for instantaneous freezing, I know, but I couldn't think of anything else. If anyone has a better idea let me know, and if I like it I'll gladly edit it in.

So, I'm going to be in Europe for the next two weeks. I'm obviously not lugging a scanner there, so there won't be updates. I guess you'll just have to wait for the ending to the cliffhanger.

"What cliffhanger?"

Exactly.

(In other news, I don't seem to be making much sense today, do I?)

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A tiny nuclear furnace...

I'm back! In case you haven't noticed. That is all.

In the meantime, though, I scanned in this sketch I drew of the Bob the Earth solar system. This is kind of a bonus, because you get to see my character designs for all of the planets (including, of course, ones that haven't actually appeared in the comic yet). Enjoy!

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So THAT'S what comets are for!

I'm going to be out of town for the next three weeks, and I won't be able to put up comics. I'll try and work extra hard to get in some bonus comics when I come back, though.

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Bob doesn't like the Hubble Space Telescope very much.

So this is a good time to introduce the wallpaper that I had made a few months ago, since it ties in with this comic fairly well. I have only two resolutions right now, but I'll try and get more up later so if you use a resolution other than these two check back in a few days. Hope you enjoy it (if you choose to use it)!

Bob and HST Wallpaper:
1024x768
1280x1024 

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Maybe a monocle would make it even better.

Sorry that this one took a long time to be put up (over two weeks gah) - school's winding down for me, so things are slightly busier. Sketchy Morris is just random... well... sketches now, so I could keep up with that, but since Bob requires a bit more work...

Anyways, there should be more coming at a decent pace. 

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He's got the one ring system to rule them all.

Sorry about the big gap between updates - I've been really busy due to AP's and some other school stuff. We'll be back to regular updates now... I think...

Also, check out Sketchy Morris, which is back and better than ever! And off the deep end. You'll figure it out.

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Our little stoner Earth. Hee hee hee. Wonder if I should make a T-Shirt.

Trying to stick to a once-per-week schedule. If I get more time (and more ideas) I will update more. 

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 What? Of course this comic isn't a day late. Of course I didn't... use retroactive post-dating...

Cough.

Anyways, hooray for Earth Day! Of course, the following day everyone pollutes double to make up for lost time. D'oh.

Also, wow! It's Bob's 10th comic! No, that has nothing to do with why it was so lengthy today. That just happened to be the format for my Earth Day comic. But still, 10 is a pretty good achievement, no?

Thanks for reading, and remember: Every day is Earth Day!

No, not really. But it darn well ought to be. 

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"Um, Pluto? That's... that's not what they make larger..."

More importantly, the drugs would never work no matter what. Go go placebo effect.

Man, Charon's lines are way too thick this time around. And there was a LOT of text this time around. I really had a hard time placing all the quote bubbles, and even now it seems pretty squashed. Oh well, that's what I get for requiring lots of dialogue.

Sorry about a bit of a gap in updates - I've been off visiting colleges. 

I love the fourth panel. 

That is all. 

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Man, and Bob can't even get a raw steak to put on that shiner. I mean, where would he get one? A space cow?

Hey look, I managed to make another comic strip just a few days after the last one! Consider it my making up for my absence during spring break.

For those of you who don't know, March 24, 1989 was the date of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. 

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Get it? Get it? Because... meteors are... made of rocks?

Psh.