Any adventure that yields a good story is an adventure worth having.

One of the core philosophies I try to live my life by is to live with no regrets. It’s actually very easy to do. One way is to just stop caring. I don’t recommend that way. Instead I try to take something from every action, decision, mistake, etc, I make. Learn from the past, don’t dwell on it.

Okay, enough philosophizing for this week. Here’s another Charlie and Rose strip. They’re fun to write for, so expect more of them in the future. I promise we’re going somewhere with all this. Just stay tuned. Everyone just sit back and enjoy the art this week. Absolutely fantastic, Artista. I particularly love how nonchalantly Charlie chucks that red shell at the tailing car. Also the wind in his hair. Our artist kicks major booty.

Shout out and thank you to Sean and Mimi, who recently upgraded their site and added a links page, with us among their friends! Yay! If you haven’t checked out their comic, which is equal levels hilarious and adorable, shame on you you should.

Hope everyone had a nice weekend. See you all next week.

Not even undomesticated equines could remove me,

Phoenix

PS Reiterating (probably just iterating to some of you) the fact that Craig Ferguson is my hero.

Woo! Topical video game humor, fresh from 2003! Man, we’re just on top of things here, aren’t we?

Glad to be back, everyone. Hope you enjoyed our special guest week. Hopefully from now on we won’t leave y’all so high and dry for so long. I think we’ll be okay.

A few of you have already noticed the new page we’ve got on the site, Comic Archive. We’ll add the most recent comics and blog links to the top of the page, so scroll on down if you missed anything or want a quick and easy way to catch up.

Hope you all have a good week. Catch you on the flip side.

Dary!

Phoenix

PS I’ve recently gotten far too into Stargate SG-1. This is going to be an expensive addiction.

Stealing Phoenix’s thunder once again, I’m doing the drawing and posting.

In order to understand this comic, you need to play the Mario Cart for Game Cube. And be as weird as we are. All I can say, is that you’ll have to walk a couple of Yoshis in our shoes to completely comprehend it.

Deliciously yours,

Artista

PS: It’s ‘MarioKart’. <3, Phoenix