The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for January 18, 2025

“Surge” protector!

That’s a revolting development.

I would just go ohm…

Well, he was like lightning.

Don’t worry, it’ll be over in a flash!!!

If she were a ground fault outlet she wouldn’t have to ask that question.

Expecting a surge are we?

That protection could handle multiple guys simultaneously. What kind of girl does he think she is? Did he think he was going to an orgy?

Fuse-ing together eh.

Could add a UPS just in case she blows a fuse.

And this, dear friends, is why we call them by the only two genders, male and female. And when they are joined, the proper expression is to be “mated” or “married.”

This is necessary for them to be useful for the purpose for which they were designed.

Just like people.

Typical guy, he’ll stick it anywhere he can.

I forgot to tell you, I’m polyphase.

Okay, now why can AMP this up!

Oh. So you can’t make my orgy?

Amy Dziewiontkowski (b. 1968) known as Amy Ryan, as Holly Flax in The Office.

How many were you expecting?

A plug in socket?

Sadly, no sparks will fly with that protection.

They have a lot of electricity between them.

It will protect him more than it does her.

The mood is electric!

He better make sure she’s arc fault-protected.

Risky stuff first thing in the morning…

“OK then, socket to me”

She’s just an outlet for his baser needs.

Nothing better than electric love!

Talk about “Surge Protection”!

Flip that on/off switch faster, faster, faster…..

Sadly he could never get turned on with using protection that felt off. He couldn’t feel any spark between them and remained powerless in their relationship

He gets a real charge out of her input!

Amp~el proof he’s electrifying!

This is just SHOCKING.

Is that a “power” strip? Watt’s the difference between that and a regular strip?

PrEP – Prong Exposure Prophylaxis

If she doesn’t want kids, she should use those plastic “childproof” inserts.

The family joules.

My former girlfriend worked for an office-equipment vendor and one day came home shaking her head over a tech-support call that she’d had to scramble one of their service people to handle. She had taken the call and asked all the standard questions, “Is it turned on?” Yes. “Is it plugged in?” Yes, to a power strip. “Is the power strip plugged in?” Yes. “Are the lights on in the room?” Yes. (This latter question because the previous year they’d had to send a service tech to a place where the power was out to the whole building.) “OK, sounds like a problem with our equipment then.”

An hour later the service tech returned bearing the news that it really does work best if the power strip isn’t plugged into itself.

Endless comments…!

Looks like a three-way.

To a fault.

Multiple orifices. Kinky.

I take it this is Scott’s idea of a turn on.

HEY! HEY! CHILDREN might be looking at these comics! ;)

She’s too young to have a bunch of batteries running around.

Can’t get any safer than that

One of the best in weeks. Can’t stop laughing.

Don’t stick your prong in that socket. You don’t know where it’s been!

Well, at least they both look pretty well grounded.

Like sleeping with Siamese twins.

I haven’t surged in years —

he just wants to plug ‘n’ play…

watt are they doing?

the tension is unbearable.