#1040 – Wobbly

If I sit in a chair a certain way my right leg will start to go numb. Usually it’s not much of a big deal, I just adjust my sitting position and it goes back to normal. Occasionally I’ll notice right as my coworker walks up to my desk to say that I’m five minutes late to a meeting.

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21 thoughts on “#1040 – Wobbly”

  1. Heinrich says:

    gotta learn to operate the phone with your nose. it’s a little trickier than walking on a numb leg. (i also have a tendency to sit funny and consequently cause various body parts to go numb, moreso at home than at work because i have a giant wicker chair at home)

  2. Crimson_regret says:

    Foot texting is what all the cool kids do nowadays.

    Anyways, hurrah for my birthday comic being funny. =)

  3. Gamegeneral says:

    Weee! For that walk to the meeting, you work at the MINISTRY OF SILLY WALKS!

  4. grapy says:

    if his arm bones are in the dryer then how did he start it?

  5. Heinrich says:

    @grapy he didn’t start it. it’s gonna be a _long_ dry. 🙂

  6. Vrominelli says:

    Arm, skeletal, phone, or body part week?

  7. Ledish says:

    One time I woke up because someone was calling (the phone is 4 rooms from my bedroom) and noticed that both my legs, AND both my arms had fallen asleep.

    It is very difficult to walk quickly through 4 rooms to get the phone in time, and even more difficult to pick it up when you have almost no control of your arms. I ended up having to use my slightly more “awake” arm to support the other arm, which I used to pick the phone up.

    A rather… weird experience.

  8. ZeoViolet says:

    Biff could always train his eyebrows to use that phone….

  9. Luc says:

    @Ledish: Couldn’t you butler come get you the phone 4 rooms away?

  10. The Dukenator says:

    There is a true story of a guy who had his arms cut off due to a farming accident. Somehow, he managed to make it back to the house and dialed 911 using a pencil in his teeth. He survived and wrote a book about it. His arms are shorter though.

  11. Ledish says:

    @Luc: He was home sick that day, after having tried putting out a grease fire with hammers… typical.

  12. MaskMan says:

    Worse than the phone call when your arm bones are in the dryer… Is when you get a nature call whilst your leg bones are in the dryer.
    😛

  13. Marr965 says:

    @Crimson Regret: It’s your b/day too?

  14. grapy says:

    oh i have a clue on how he started the dryer he swung his hands up on to the dryer and had his hands crawl across to the button

  15. Barn0wl says:

    I can’t help wondering . . . how is he going to get his arm bones OUT of the dryer if he doesn’t have any arm bones????

  16. PsychoDuck says:

    I’m more confused about how he’s going to put them back into his arms.

    …eh, knowing Biff, he has a device built for that very purpose.

    The Duck Has Spoken.

  17. Cari says:

    At least he still has the bones. SkeleGro is supposed to suck.

  18. Mewthicus says:

    A person that needs to put their arm bones in the dryer has certainly picked up the ever handy skill of using their feet for stuff. Haven’t you seen the stuff on that girl with no arms that had a black belt in some martial art or another, and went on to FLY A PLANE?

    I can turn doorknobs with my toes… I think as long as Biff remembered to take his shoes off first, everything will be alright. 😀

  19. -2! says:

    Communication week is my guess.
    @ Barn0wl
    my guess is that he will have the drier have an automatci arm reatacher. That or he should use one at a time.

    I have a knee that gives out every so often. Fun when that happens at work.

  20. VampirePumpkins says:

    Sometimes I’ll sit a certain way to where only the little toe on my right foot will go numb. It’s odd because it almost feels like the little piggy fell off or something =P

  21. justme says:

    one of my coworkers kept complaining that his leg was numb yesterday… I convinced him that he has leprosy. It was awesome

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