Posts Tagged ‘compa’
Sanitation is paramount in the restaurant world… or it’s supposed to be. For those of us who have worked in restaurants, we know that may not always be the case. Yet we all still eat there. I guess we’ve gotta let some stuff slide.
I looked at a swimsuit issue a few years back and they had painted on swimsuits. That doesn’t work for a guy. And if it did, I’d feel sorry for the guy.
I once worked with a guy who said stuff like this. It used to irritate me like crazy! Yet I’m glad he was in my life or else this strip may have never been written.
I may just watch the Super Bowl this year. I gave up watching football in order to work on my comics. Yes, I watched that much football.
As much as some of us don’t like it, people do have a freedom to say what they want in our country. I say we don’t like it but we actually do like it when it’s us who gets to do the preaching. Now there’s an unsolicited sermon for you.
Compa: Five Point Perspective Q & A Q: What are your vital statistics when it comes to: Age? A: “I’m 37 but I’ve got the body of a dude twice my age! Check out my biceps?” Height? A: “Around like five feets ten. I never made it to six feets else I could slam dunk [...]
Knuckle tattoos can make it hard to find a job. Not like it’s easy to find a job nowadays. Maybe some knuckle tattoos that read “W-I-L-L W-O-R-K” will work.
This is one of the strips I did while in New York City. It was drawn in a sketchbook so that’s why the measurements are all off. The style, though different, feels natural. I’m just going with it. It made me hungry for a big burrito too.
A slightly different look here to the bigger strip. This is one of the standard newspaper Sunday strip formats. And though it’s not going into the paper, I like the look and feel of it. It allows the comic to breathe. Hope you enjoy this installment of Perk at Work. Have a nice Friday and [...]
It is human nature to want the “magic bandanna” – that object that just allows us to bypass the hundreds of hours of practice to become an expert. But there’s no substitute for discipline, practice, and putting in the time to become better. People always seem to have seen through every one of my “magic [...]
I don’t like taking pics with other people’s phones. They always seem so foreign and complicated. Heck, I can barely figure out how to take a picture with my own phone.
Raccoons are not kosher. Even if they did not have the padded paw they would not be kosher. Even as a species, I sometimes wonder if they’re even kosher to exist (foul creatures!)
We all put on some weight after marriage, right? It’s the “Chubby Hubby” factor. Mmm… ice cream sounds good right now!
Have you ever been out in nature and not had the sound of electronic devices humming in your ears? It’s a strange yet good feeling. The Amish are strange yet good people.
Ever eat a nice hearty meal and get hungry about an hour after? Why does that happen? Why am I getting hungry just thinking about it?
This strip made me crave a big, juicy hamburger. Even the phrase “big, juicy hamburger” makes me crave a big, juicy hamburger. “Big, juicy salad” doesn’t have the same ring. Sorry, vegetarians.
My dad’s got big ol’ guns and sometimes wears shirts without sleeves. If I had big guns I too would go sleeveless. For now I’ll holster my 22′s.
I wondered if something like this needs to be censored. If so, please hold your finger over the butt crack portion of the drawing while you read.
Do you struggle with weight loss? Perk at Work is here to help you feel better about it. (But not necessarily help your cause in any way.)
Last year I watched only two football games – I sacrificed my precious NFL in order to get all this Perk at Work and Attack Mimes stuff set up. I don’t regret it, but I did miss it a bit. This year I have a goal of watching a little more NFL than last year. [...]
It feels really good to be able to bench press 300 lbs. I should know, I’ve asked people who have done it and they say it feels really good.





