Who knows? Maybe we could help figure it out with a link to the comics...

I mean if he makes money off of it, that means people read it and it must be good. Can we get a link or nah?

His sister, obviously.

Probably Bitch duck from handi-quacks.

This reminds me of the "Angry Dad" comics Bart drew from the Simpsons...

Is it cyanide and happiness?

I like your comment and your name. Fantastic!!!

I'm 15... I would not do this. That man has way too much dedication.

I'm 15 too and I know a lot of my friends would do stupid things like this

His way to complain about what though?

Cumbucket cops, maybe?

Nope, it's not cumbucket cops, or any other variation of it, from what I could see when I Googled it.

Someone written about her...... I think

Her husband is making money

He's not so unemployed as she thought...

it's not immature.. it's just inconsiderate.

What 39 said. Also- its*

no, it is it's.

It's? Wouldn't that make the comment " immaturity at it is finest"?

Why is this being thumbed down? Hoarding money from your spouse, so that you don't have to contribute to household expenses reeks of immaturity.

Can't believe everybody thinks it's has to mean it is. It's shows possession. In other words, he really said "immaturity at immaturity's finest"

nope. its is the possession form. it doesn't follow the apostrophe rules that every other contraction does.

@62 Since when? That was not what I was taught. That's fine if it is, I will concede, but i'd need some proof.

63#: Try checking out rudimentary English grammar schoolbooks. There's your proof.

They are right 63. "It" is the only exception to the rule. "It's" is the contraction of 'it is', while "its" without the apostrophe is the possessive form of the word.