SHAMPOO WEEK
Shampoo week marches on, as it will continue to do on Wednesday and Thursday! But first,
There are now 300 episodes of Mountain Time. In my book, that’s officially a lot of Mountain Times. Enormous thanks to all you Mountain Timers for timing those mountains!
And how about dry shampoo, eh? It’s all the rage among people who eat uncooked spaghetti and go swimming in salt flats, but it’s really just a throwback to the old school hair-cleaning technique of throwing some cornmeal in your hair and brushing it out. Which makes me wonder why people buy dry shampoo at all. According to my research, 3 dollars will buy you 5 ounces of dry shampoo or 24 ounces of cornmeal. Cornmeal is almost 5 TIMES MORE COST EFFECTIVE if the 14 seconds I spent looking into this matter are trustworthy.
Oh man, three hundred comics! Congratulations on the massive success Mountain Time has become. Also, don’t knock bacon dandruff till you try it. I mean, think about it. Bacon. Anytime. On your head.
I want to wear panel 9 (or panel 5 if following orange arrows) on my body.
it took me some time to get it.. then I got it.. and now I think I’ve found the new best way to describe Mountain Time to someone.. How many webcomics do you know where there’s a justified logical reason to imagine having a sombrero in the shower? Howbout two reasons, in the same comic?
Congratulations, Isto, on your 300th Mountain Time. What better way to celebrate than with a CYOA?
Joe: I’m not entirely sure how massive Mountain Time’s success is. Not even sure how massive Mountain Time itself is. It’s 60% of the weight of a ream of legal paper (though I can’t remember the weight of the paper I bought) PLUS the weight of maybe a dozen pens’ worth of ink. (Now I’m all interested in how much that ink weighs and have forgotten what I was going to say about bacon dandruff. Sorry.)
Booster: Oh yeah! There are shirts, aren’t there? Probably time for some updates.
Cold: To me, that just sounds like pointing out a flaw shared by most other webcomics.
Albino: Thanks! You’d be surprised how long I’ve been sitting on the CYOA idea.
Woo! 300! Let’s go slaughter some Greeks!!!
Also to answer your question, not very far….
Three cheers for 300 Mountain Times! Now I know what the CYOA books were missing. Not that “Vampire Express” wasn’t fun, for instance, but having options like running around squirting shampoo at the undead would have been even better.
HHP: So somebody does read the alt text. Nice!
Coy: You’re right. Has anybody TRIED shampoo-fu on vampires yet? I mean, the guys already have some oddball weaknesses. Garlic?
I like the way you censor his body parts even though he looks exactly like any other stick man, naked or clothed.