It looks like one of the advantages of working at a family firm is that the threat of telling Mom still works. Of course the wrath of Annie Fitzpatrick is nothing to be sneezed at. If either Brian or Rowan[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Laurel may have chilled out a bit in the last couple of years but she’s still a good left-wing radical at heart and wanting to give the one percent a little bit of amusing and harmless payback is completely in[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We first saw Fitzpatrick Consulting’s newest client Jim McMannus of Pacific Northern Railway here and if half of what Rowan has to say about him are true he’ll need a whole lot of watching.
Since Laurel’s only responsibilities at the party was to be part of Fitzpatrick’s Consulting’s united front there’s pretty much nothing to do but sit back and watch Rowan and Brian work.
In Kate’s defense we have no way of knowing if bragging about whatever New Year’s hijinks she had with her boyfriend was what she was going to go with and Laurel just went for what she thought was the most[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is the first time Laurel and Kris have appeared together in the strip though I assume that they have met of camera or know each other from the old neighborhood, hence Laurel leaving as soon as possible. Even if she[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s not that only crazy women are attracted to Brian. It’s just they’re the only ones who don’t make a run for it.
We last saw Danielle McManus try to be convincing to Brian here… It didn’t work very well. Though she does seem to be considering the same approach Rowan is insinuating.
