Louis Maltby’s brain would later rewrite his memory of the second-last panel to him receiving a toilet swirly while the perpetrator laughs with a deep guffaw showing exactly too much of his gums. This is known as the Holden Caulfield Effect.
I once again have to call out Ruben for plagiarizing my seventh-grade life with this thinly-disguised “Louis Maltby” character of his. I want restitution!!!
Dr. Quatermass over 4 years ago
C’mon, Maltby… you don’t need to put on a sweater to act like an insufferable douche!
And no, I don’t think they were laughing with him.
sevaar777 over 4 years ago
I guess clothes don’t make the man after all.
dadoctah over 4 years ago
This retcon craze is starting to get out of hand.
BiggerJ over 4 years ago
Louis Maltby’s brain would later rewrite his memory of the second-last panel to him receiving a toilet swirly while the perpetrator laughs with a deep guffaw showing exactly too much of his gums. This is known as the Holden Caulfield Effect.
Vet Premium Member over 4 years ago
All those positives easily destroyed by one negative. A spin doctor would assume Steve-o meant lunch.xD
byobg over 4 years ago
I once again have to call out Ruben for plagiarizing my seventh-grade life with this thinly-disguised “Louis Maltby” character of his. I want restitution!!!
ferddo over 4 years ago
He’s only still a loser if he allows one terd to spoil his new attitude.
paperphrique over 4 years ago
Ah, adolescence! They years they desperately try to “fit in” and simultaneously “stand out”. No wonder teens are so screwed up.
AndrewSihler over 4 years ago
Took a mo for the penny to drop—the images in the panels with wavy outlines are Maltby’s imagination. Real life refuses to cooperate.
Kip W over 4 years ago
I feel for the kid. When I scan old photos of myself, I take the zits out, and feel like I’m keeping a promise to my younger self.
jpozenel over 4 years ago
Huh! I was so sure that sweater would work for him.