I've found (or at least I think I have), that the word "stupid" is often one of the worst words to use when you're describing someone directly to their face.

It's a much better idea to call them stupid online. It's also a better idea to tell them what they need to do about their stupidity online as well. After all, it's only curteous to offer them a solution to being stupid after calling them stupid.

RULES:

- Someone calls someone "stupid".

- Someone offers a solution.

- Anything else you want to add.

That's it!

EXAMPLE COMIC:

[Click to view comic: 'CC592: STUPID/SOLUTION--- IDEA']

[Click to view comic: 'RCL no. 4353']

[ Posted comic does not exist ]

[Click to view comic: 'CC592: Smart use of 'stupid' can get part of the (w)hole.']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'CC592: Why women LOVE the kitchen!']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'Real Life: Spam-A-Lot']

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"Humiliation is humiliation only when you choose to suffer." ~ Chuck Palahniuk, Choke

[Click to view comic: 'This is a CC592 entry and also a message from me to everyone']

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The what mentioned above is total fiction. Please don't take it seriously!

[ Posted comic does not exist ]

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...and if you liked that one, here's a link to my other stupid shit.

[Click to view comic: 'Planet WTF: Out With the New, Out Onto the Old']

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...and if you liked that one, here's a link to my other stupid shit.

[Click to view comic: 'Planet WTF: It Can Be Slid Into Anything (no, not THAT)']

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...and if you liked that one, here's a link to my other stupid shit.

[Click to view comic: 'Planet WTF: This Can't Possibly Be Racist']

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...and if you liked that one, here's a link to my other stupid shit.

The winner is evil_d.

I think I'm reading more into his comic than he intended to be read into it, but that's what I do sometimes.

I truly appreciate the other comics entered, and would have good things to say did I not feel the need to be terse right now. 

evil_d... you're up!

Thanks, iconoclastic.  I didn't really expect much of that little comic; in fact I was thinking about making another, "real", entry for this competition, but the idea wasn't fully formed yet.  But I'm glad you got more meaning out of this little one than I put into it.  That means that we have broken the Law of Conservation of Meaning.  If we apply what we have learned from this, perhaps we can create a perpetual meaning machine, and the world will never want for meaning again.  In the meanwhile, let's work on the next comic contest, which shall be posted shortly.

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The what mentioned above is total fiction. Please don't take it seriously!

I finished the longer comic that I was going to make for this contest.  If you don't like my other one, then pretend that I won for this one instead.

[Click to view comic: 'Go back to Christopher Columbus' imagination']

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The what mentioned above is total fiction. Please don't take it seriously!