She happened to have a little Dora the Explorer grocery store set, too, and since Dora was roughly the same size as the first family, she visited often. When C. wasn't looking, I couldn't resist mixing things up a little. I decided that Dora was trouble, and that Dad was a lying bastard. I should mention that this was around the time R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" had become a pop culture sensation.
I'm particularly proud of the wronged woman's "Oh HELL no!" expression in the first frame.


I don't really have as much time on my hands as this suggests.
3 comments:
I like how they go all Springer with the chairs in the second frame.
Hee! It got reaaal ghetto, and quickly. Can you tell I had fun with this?
LOL! This freakin' hilarious! Love the poses!
The Irredeemable Shag
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