Tax Day Sale on Last Kiss Cards
NobleWorks is having a sale on all its greeting cards—including the Last Kiss cards. Discount expires April 15. Just enter the coupon code (see image above) during checkout. All the Last Kiss cards are here!
A New Dialog Contest on Facebook
Okay, we’re going to have a real contest this time. The person who submits the winning dialog or caption receives 10 Last Kiss notecards.
Submit your caption via comments on my Last Kiss Facebook page. Instead of me picking a winner, let’s try something different. The submission with the most Facebook “Likes” wins. In case of a tie, my vote will be the tie-breaker.
The contest ends at noon (P.D.T.) on Wednesday, April 18.
Emerald City Comic Con 2012: March 30-April 1
Last Kiss will have a booth (#708) at The Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle. I’ll be there all three days (March 30-April 1) with some new, astonishingly cool Last Kiss goodies. Come by and say “Hi!” Otherwise, I get lonely and cry.
Last Kiss Greeting Card Sale
NobleWorks is having a 25 percent off sale on all its greeting cards—including the Last Kiss cards. Discount expires March 26. Just enter the coupon code “SPRING25” upon checkout. All the Last Kiss cards are here!
New Last Kiss “Contest” on Facebook
It’s been a long time since I’ve had a contest. Too long for Last Kiss super fan Jim Guida.
Jim saw this 1960s romance panel that I posted recently and e-mailed me, “The woman’s response in the original art just screams for a caption contest. C’mon!”
Okay, Jim. Here’s the contest that I posted on Facebook.
This time, though, let’s keep it low key. I’m not going to pick a winner. (Hey, that means you’re all winners.) But if you’ve got a great caption or bit of dialog to add to this art, let’s hear it.
My First Conspiracy Theory (of the Day)
I’ve decided to expand my blog and talk about whatever interests me at the moment. Humor. My life. Politics. My life.
My opinions about other people. My opinions about my opinions…about my life. And, of course, my opinions about other people’s opinions about my life.
And—for today at least—new conspiracy theories which must be true because I’m making them up and I would never lie to you.
The Republicans are right. The poor economy is Barack Obama’s fault. Where the GOP goes wrong is in just blaming him for problems in the last three years.
Think deep, guys. The economy is recovering. And Obama is starting to get credit for this. So maybe this whole economic crisis was just a hoax—engineered by Obama to make himself look good.
Sure, Bush was in office when the economy tanked. But how can we be sure that Bush wasn’t being controlled by Obama? Wouldn’t that be perfect? If you blame Obama for Bush, all your problems disappear.
(By the way, just to get ahead of the curve, why not start blaming Obama for Mitt Romney now?)
