Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for April 22, 2010

Wonder what the miracle of nature will do with that lint?

How disappointing…

…..Headed right for a belly-button…somewhere!

Drats! And I was looking really forward to the miracle of nature.

Well that was a let down, Sophie!

Better luck next time, Sophie.

Wow - you should really like Adam@home this week

Isn’t dryer lint a miracle of nature, too? Happy Earth Day ;)

lint is a srange material.

Your loss, itisme. Sometimes you just have to accept the vernacular.

Bummer

I think “My bad” is a useful addition to the idiom. It’s direct, phonically powerful, and its meaning is clearly evident.

I agree with fritzoid. In addition, I think the stacatto rhythm of, “My Bad” is appropriate to the meaning of the phrase.

Please…for goodness sake, this is only a cute comic strip- no matter what the word choice.

Happy Earth Day Sophie!

Who started it? I confess. It was me.

My bad.

I know a lady who creates art work from dryer lint.

seen birds use it in nests

Just imagine if “My Bad” had been around 6,000 years ago.

Genesis 3:13 “And the Lord God said unto the woman, What is this that thou hast done? And the woman said, Oops, My Bad.”

Genesis 4:9 “And the Lord said unto Cain, Where is Abel thy brother? And he said, My Bad, won’t do it again.”

Things might have turned out very differently…