Allergy




Allergy

January 14th, 2010

Be glad there is a comic here because Tony spent all week sinking in some mud while Wes carefully started crossing a rickety canyon bridge.


Discussion (55)¬

  1. James says:

    My general policy is to assume everyone is allergic. Strangely no one appreciates my efforts.

  2. Rick Ross says:

    Well Jason doesn’t have any hands.

  3. Calinx says:

    The hidden comic made me lol harder than I should have at 8 this morning. >.>
    Well done. :P

  4. The hidden comics always get me.

  5. 4lf13 says:

    Very nice, poor Tommy. Aww crap!

  6. Anonymous says:

    Holy fucking shit the hidden comic was hilarious!!!

  7. Steve says:

    lol at the hidden comic

  8. Taryn says:

    That kids gonna have a rough life

  9. Pops says:

    this is an inspiring story about a teacher that went above and beyond for her students.

  10. Mouserz says:

    Haha vomit propelled rocket.

  11. Dark Mullet says:

    He might want to check to see if he’s allergic to empathy too. He shouldn’t have had such a strong reaction in the hidden comic.

    • Steve says:

      That’s a common misconception. The actual definition of sympathy is a lot broader than it is sometimes taught. Empathy is a specific case of sympathy.

      • Nighkali says:

        Empathy is described as knowing how somone feels through personal experiance. Sympathy is sharing feelings with another person. In fact, Empathy is a type of sympathy, just as a square is a type of rectangle.

        • bryant says:

          pssh hey guys check out the nerds

        • Anonymous says:

          Empathy is the ability to enter into someone else’s feelings and be able to understand them. Whether or not you have personally experienced the same feelings previously is irrelevant. Sympathy is sharing in someone else’s feelings.

          While I can be empathetic and understand how Tommy is feeling when other kids make fun of him, it by no means assumes that I must be sympathetic and share those feelings as well.

          Alternatively I can by sympathetic and feel bad that other kids are making fun of him, but I do not have to be empathetic and attempt to imagine what it would be like living with his condition.

          While the statement in the hidden comic is entirely empathetic, the action of trying to console him, is what made it sympathy.

  12. A guy with a phone says:

    Well, Tommy kinda deserves it. He’s an ass.

  13. Yammerant says:

    Who eats entire fish including the bones and head? Must be a sympathy allergy thing…

  14. The real comic served up the laughs and the hidden comic did some sort of atomic spike. Nobody stood a chance.

  15. james says:

    Ha! Sarah Palin The Teacher is back!

  16. Sarah Palin…the teacher…good one

  17. Mattsfc says:

    I have that same reaction to people that talk about the weather.

  18. Wardog says:

    Ah yes. The infamous Dillweed. The hybrid between the dill pickle and the marijuana plant.

  19. Schuyler says:

    Hidden comic takes “projectile vomiting” to a whole new level….

  20. evil says:

    poor tommy lmao

  21. matt says:

    its funny cause you don’t know wether that teacher is just a bitch and awesome hidden comic

  22. mark says:

    when you guys talk about the hidden comic, do you mean the mouseover? ive spent longer than i should have looking for this hidden hilarity, especially today when people said it was extra hilarious and the mouseover was nothing inspired.
    if someone could enlighten thatd be just awesomepants

    • pr0paGandhi says:

      Top right corner next to the comic – a questionmark appears when you hover over it.
      Click it.

    • Josh says:

      Place ur mouse at the top right corner of the comic. Move it slowly right until it highlights a question mark. Click it.

    • Guest says:

      In the right-top of the comic, just outside the borders on the right, there’s a Question mark hidden that will appear when you point your mouse there. If you click that, you will go to the hidden comic.

      For example, the hidden comic for this one is: http://www.amazingsuperpowers.com/ee/2010-01-14.jpg

      So you get a comic, a mouse-over AND an hidden comic :D

    • SO WHAT DID I MISS? says:

      on the top right hand corner of the window there is an “x” click it for some extra good LOLs, you can thank me later ;)

  23. Liam says:

    Sometimes it’s the subtleties that make me laugh the most. Jason and Brad: perfect names.

  24. Moshe says:

    I’m surprised no one has caught on yet to what I assume is an intetional paradox by Tony and Wes, or is it Wes and Tony? The fact that she is obliging his needs by not being verbally sympathetic is in fact an act of sympathy even if it is not intended as such. Basically the kid is screwed either way. If someone is insulting him specifically beacase they are trying to avoid an allergic reaction,they are still being sympathetic because they are trying to help him. His allergy is to sympathy, not just only to sympathetic words. The only way to avoid sympathy altogether is never to tell anyone and to act like a complete asshole and/or sociopath. Maybe there’s a very small percentage of strutting jocks that are actually just allergic to sympathy. Test it iut sometime by using the girl’s line in the hidden comic and see how they react!

    • AE says:

      Maybe she’s obliging him for purely selfish reasons, I mean, who wants covered in projectile vomit?

      • AE says:

        Also, I can be allergic to peanuts and still smell and touch them without reaction…it’s the ingestion that’ll invoke an allergic reaction. Perhaps his allergy is similarly limited to a specific form of intake, in example; auditory. Hope you’re not allergic to being pwneddd haha <3

  25. Garg says:

    Best hidden comic ever!

  26. Tony Science says:

    I was looking through the archives yesterday and I got to the snowflake comic and I thought “They should revisit the teacher”. DREAMS DO COME TRUE.

  27. Toiletmunger says:

    You’ll get no sympathy from me!

  28. Natss says:

    best hidden comic ever

  29. Toby Brock! says:

    The secret comic shows she definitely tried for empathy. Too bad it didn’t work. Oh pathos.

  30. Anonymous says:

    He’s FLYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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