The one that made me laugh out loud was a reference to the anatomy of a cat and the part of the cat that produces doors making you wonder if they're subsisting on a diet of "dead badgers cooked in mustard gas".
I'm a big fan of The Oatmeal but alot of these books's comics can be seen on the site, for me it's somewhat of a waste of money for nothing truly new unless your out to just support the artist. Then again I have my heart set on the Mantis Shrimp Shirt http://shop.theoatmeal.com/products/murder-sticks-shirt
Valid points. I don't enjoy reading on the computer, and I do like to support artists when I can. Also, with something like this, everyone in the house will read it about a thousand times. We read the hell out of our humor books. And unlike you, I hate for my t-shirts to have pictures on them.
But hey, everyone to their format according to their resources! And just a reminder to folks who've never tried it before: many public libraries are delighted to receive suggestions for their collections, so don't be shy about asking them to add something you'd maybe like to read but can't buy for whatever reason.
I'm a bit like Kaethe - I hate reading on the computer/iPad, plus I'll forget to keep up with a website, months will pass, and I'll miss out on good stuff. Since both DH and I are considered a little bit cat-crazy, this book fits in well. Also, our copy came with a pull-out poster I can see going to his office.
Glad you liked it though! What were you're favorite parts?
But hey, everyone to their format according to their resources! And just a reminder to folks who've never tried it before: many public libraries are delighted to receive suggestions for their collections, so don't be shy about asking them to add something you'd maybe like to read but can't buy for whatever reason.
But I am a fan of snarky t-shirts. :)