Where? What? Why?

Haha, to be fair I do like to hear women groaning.

Haha, I see you got some moves. You need to teach me how to dance.

Balder It's not fair to say that you've taken more public transportation than me because, as I've already said countless times by now, in America public transportation is never available at a local level; even cities with populations of upwards of 30,000 people don't usually have their own bus routes, not even a single active one. And our long-distance public transport is also flawed; you can expect a busline in my state to make a trip from one city to another city 100 miles away no more than once every 24 hours, requiring you to either rent a motel or outright sleep on the streets overnight while you wait 24 hours for the ride home. But you know what? I'm glad your country forced you to take public transportation for the benefits it has for the climate. You should be ashamed of yourself for opposing these green politics that your beautiful progressive country of Norway has put in place to protect the environment. Shame on you, Balder.

centipede Please remember that our conservative politics here in the USA are radically more regressive than they are even in Australia. Here in the US, our republican politicians DO oppose alternative energy and green forms of transportation; for example, the far-right state of Texas has banned the sale and import of electric cars. And one of our earliest planned mass-produced electric cars, the EV 1, was federally banned by the Bush Administration. The same administration also outlawed mass produced electric vehicles from being sold in America. And Trump dropping America out of the Paris Climate Accord Agreement is another good modern example of America's extreme opposition to green energy sources.

I want to thank you Spirit Bomb because you have taught me to only think about myself. Thank you for being a shining example of not giving a fuck about anyone's life situations and only think about how their misery can be your benefit. So today I was just going to drive home without anything special, but with your help and some inspiration from Pimpjira (who was also inspired by you again), I drove to McDonald's. Here I enjoyed a classic American meal without giving any concern to how I should be better because the rest of the world should do better, not me though because I'm so blessed. Just like you, I'm extremely happy people are forced to live sub-optimally while I can live carefree. I like this McDonald's a lot, you know why? Because it's right next to a gas station. So I filled up my car with that sweet sweet petroleum goodness as well. Thanks dude for showing me the way that I should be glad that other people cannot live their lives how they want as long as I can be a well-meaning hypocrite.

The weather has turned from dry to wet. We are now having a big wet. It was like this in the last decade. Sydney, last month was cloaked in smoke and tourists were having asthma attacks just walking off the planes. Now, there's flooding. On the bright side, the outback areas are finally getting some. As of this time last month, Stanthorpe, QLD, was officially out of water.

Personally, I'm already sick of the rain. I kind of think that we're going to get more floods, after a big dry, jus like 10 years ago. FFS Australia!

Now, 10 years ago, to help raise funds for flooding victims, a crew of comic artists released a special anthology. $10 each and 100% go to charity.


Now, 10 years later, another anthology is being released. Behold...
So, if anyone's interested, you can preorder it here. There's a digital option, but I don't know if they ship physical copies overseas.

You know what? I wanted to contribute something to this. The cutoff date is this Friday, but to make something with matching quality, I should've started two weeks ago. So, why haven't I? Because this Australian here has been suffering a drought all of his own.