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Yeah, due to, y’know, life, had to do something I could draw in about an hour. Hope it’s OK (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiting_for_Godot)
I laughed once I figured out what was going on. The only problem is that I’m so out of touch with text messaging I was trying to figure what “babit eighteen” meant for a while.
I just stumbled onto your site and saw this comic. I love it! Thanks for the theatrical humor.
Nice, but what does godot mean?
Ha! Nice touch with the alt-text there. 🙂
I love the fact that Godot says ‘kiss’ to Vladimir and Estragon
You know some people say Godot actually is God? In which case this is blasphemy.
Whoa, obscure reference. Kudos to you sir!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiting_for_Godot
hahahah that’s epic! I studied this play this year… I’ll show this to my teacher. brilliant!
yay! saw this play recently, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart. Absolutely Fantastic!
I’m not really big on Theatre of the Absurd, but I’ve heard good things about this show. I don’t think I can get my head around the premise, unfortunately.
I had to read that …play for english senior year.
thank you, this made my day. that play changed my life.