I guess we need to discuss the implications of this comic. Was the unnamed black-haired woman somewhat to blame for Frank’s social miscue for not only failing to keep her password secure, but for connecting with this shady character in the first place?

Thanks Laura. I feel bad for Frank. He is obviously not that savvy in real life situations or reading social cues. I think the back story is that he has had a crush on this dark-haired girl and was so excited when she followed him back on Twitter. She had set up an auto-follow application and never realized this happened. This all came to a head when she clicked on a spam link. Not sure if Frank will recover from this…

PS: I think about my characters way to much.

I love that you give your characters that much thought! It makes the comic that much funnier.

That’s too cute and oh so true.  You’re very talented Kacy!  I agree with Laura.  When will people stop falling for that stuff.  Jeez!!! 

I see. The water has become self-aware. How could I have missed that?  Clearly, you are thinking on a higher level. The water cooler is actually a METAPHOR for the loss of humanity on the social web and the hopelessness of post-modern philosophies of love and estrangement. So obvious now.

Excellent @KacyTheDude:disqus Your “back story” is really the story that most of us do “see” so you got it exactly right.  And I love the “aghast” water  Thanks for sharing and thank you @9ae97231316ba7ced06d7eec5b0c259d:disqus  for featuring Kacy! 

Did everyone get hit my these spam DMs? I will admit that the first time I saw that message ‘I just saw this pic of you LOL. Im sharing with everyone’ from a trusted source, I clicked that link without any hesitation. Ever heard the phrase ‘what happens in Vegas stays on Facebook’? In this day and age, who knows – right?

Great Growtoon – thanks!