I've been in the lab with a pen and a pad

[mattmatt]

Today (February 1) is the inaugural Hourly Comic Day, and since I live in the future, I am one of the first people in the world to be trying out this exciting new phenomenon (although stereotypist has been doing his all year).

I have yet to decide what I'm going to do about band practice, which will probably result in my skipping an hour. I might draw an

Comments

[lucilu]

Dude. Work + Daily Comic.

You have so much material to go by here.

[alternateb]

Oh man, I wish I'd known about this earlier. I'll probably try it in a few days.

[mattmatt]

Sorry! There were lots of people I should have mentioned it to and didn't. Dumb!

[sarahdotcom]

Shopping cart system! I want!

[tiffanys_sale]

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