Happy Tax Day
In honor of Tax Day, today's strip is brought to you in the glorious spirit of your hard earned tax dollars well spent and appropriated …
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Heh. Tax dollars and Papi's productivity.
Posted by: Bob | 2010.04.15 at 07:47 AM
I guess I shouldn't complain too much. Taxes do get me my National Guard paycheck. :D
Posted by: Colin | 2010.04.15 at 08:01 AM
Glad you are still "Making it in Taxachusetts"
Posted by: Scott | 2010.04.15 at 08:35 AM
Oh, shut up.
Posted by: Josh in DC | 2010.04.15 at 08:38 AM
Coloring the panel red might have been appropriate. Even in a Blue state.
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2010.04.15 at 08:58 AM
Is the giant blank column the point, or am I missing something?
Posted by: Kaz | 2010.04.15 at 09:10 AM
somewhat ironic that today is the first day after 'Tax Freedom Day' for 2010. So allegedly all the $$ you make today forward is truly your own. Woo-f*ing-Hoo.
Rob, of course you have to wait a few more days to celebrate
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2010.04.15 at 09:20 AM
It's "the strip to nowhere"!
(But, please realize, that without this strip a lot more jobs would have been lost. Lisa the Temp might disagree, of course.)
Posted by: h.b. | 2010.04.15 at 09:25 AM
h.b. is channeling David Chase today.
Posted by: Professional Hitter | 2010.04.15 at 09:27 AM
Or maybe David Hasslehoff?
Posted by: h.b. | 2010.04.15 at 09:35 AM
How about David Carradine? The blank white strip could be the climactic loss of consciousness (isn't that the second Carradine reference here in a couple months).
Posted by: Professional Hitter | 2010.04.15 at 09:45 AM
Yeah, that's a good looking re-design for the 1040, HB.
And WTF? Is there an 5pm curfew in Minnesota?
Posted by: SAC | 2010.04.15 at 10:06 AM
The mention of The Hoff compels me to link to the maybe the greatest video ever put on the Internet.
The Hoff doing Hooked On A Feeling
Posted by: COD | 2010.04.15 at 10:39 AM
some people see blank space, others, sunsets.
adoringly,
lc
Posted by: louclinton | 2010.04.15 at 10:41 AM
Taxes are the price we pay for sunsets. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Posted by: yazbread | 2010.04.15 at 10:52 AM
well, i'm glad it wasn't _un_intentionally left blank...
Posted by: granular_serene | 2010.04.15 at 11:04 AM
Sunsets look best in places with lots of smog (something about the diffusion). So we shouldn't spend our tax dollars on clean air.
Posted by: Bob | 2010.04.15 at 11:06 AM
I was against clean air before I was for it.
Posted by: h.b. | 2010.04.15 at 11:10 AM
LOL, Buckner.
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2010.04.15 at 11:33 AM
Did I miss the orange barrels?
Posted by: tessie | 2010.04.15 at 11:49 AM
Death and Taxes, folks - not going anywhere. No matter how many teabags, nutsacks, and other assorted goodies are thrown at them.
On to baseball - Lowell is DH today! He can fuck up for almost an enire season before we "Off With His Head" the guy (ref. fans v. Ortiz).
Posted by: Jeff in NC | 2010.04.15 at 12:32 PM
In fairness to the fans, Ortiz pretty much did f-up for an entire season last year.
Posted by: COD | 2010.04.15 at 03:58 PM
COD - agreed. completely. I feel comfortable being fed up with his play at this point. thus, I'll feel comfortable bitching about Mikey if he follows suit (say it won't be so).
Posted by: Jeff in NC | 2010.04.15 at 05:02 PM
I feel like I just got teabagged.
Posted by: Kaz | 2010.04.15 at 05:23 PM
We all did
Posted by: Harwich Rich | 2010.04.15 at 06:22 PM