Jacey Gibb
The ‘Toblerone’ Scare
June 15, 2015So there we were, sitting beside each other in a bustling Tim Hortons, reading-but-not-actually-reading a nondescript issue of the New Westminster NewsLeader, waiting to find out if there was indeed a human-to-be growing inside of my girlfriend’s uterus. I’m hesitant to say that pregnancy-scares are just another part of growing up. Obviously there’s the factor of some people practicing abstinence, either intentionally or accidentally, and therefore entirely avoiding such distresses in the first place. But aside from that exception, I’m going to take a leap and say that almost everyone who’s been in a heterosexual relationship will have to go…
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The week in comics
June 8, 20158-10 servings (by Jacey Gibb) Seagull Square (by Jill Mandrake) The Adventures of Agoraphobia Man: World Defender (by Jacey Gibb) Peers (by Leslie Lu)
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Twelve other types of currency the SFU bookstore should start accepting
June 8, 2015With our university's bookstores now accepting Bitcoins, it seems SFU is on track to a future less dependent on traditional institutions like regular money. While itís at it, here are 12 other types of currency we would like to see…
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This week in comics
June 1, 2015The Adventures of Agoraphobia Man: World Defender (Jacey Gibb) Sadie the Sadistic Snail (Miranda Mcfarlane) Peers (Leslie Lu) Seagull Square (Jill Mandrake)
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Laugh Track: Emmett Hall
June 1, 2015It’s not uncommon for comedians in Vancouver to have their fingers in several different pots at once. In addition to providing music as part of the well-regarded Sunday Service, Emmett Hall is also a regular at several other comedy shows…
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Ridiculous! A high school told a girl that her poncho made out of word puzzles and Sudokus was “too distracting” for male students
May 25, 2015[caption id="attachment_2662" align="alignnone" width="940"] Illustration by Rachelle Tjahyana[/caption] A local teenager is fighting back after her school suspended her for wearing clothes made entirely out of crosswords, Sudokus, and other puzzles meant to stimulate a person’s cognitive thinking. Beth Francis,…
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This week in comics
May 25, 2015The Adventures of Agoraphobia Man (Jacey Gibb) Single-celled organisms just wanna have fun (Elizabeth Pau & Jacey Gibb) All the bells and whistles (Serena Chan) Peers (Leslie Lu) Seagull Square (Jill Mandrake)
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Laugh Track: Sara Bynoe
May 22, 2015Join The Peak as we catch up with and interview some of Vancouver’s finest funny people. Even if the name doesn’t ring a bell, you’ve undoubtedly heard of something Sara Bynoe’s had a part in. The Vancouver comedian has been…
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TransLink promises voters “things will be different this time, baby”
May 22, 2015[caption id="attachment_2649" align="alignnone" width="671"] Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons[/caption] With a May 29 deadline fast approaching for the regional transit referendum, TransLink has again reached out to people who use their services, vowing to change for the better and treat…
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Muppet films and specials you may have forgotten about
May 19, 2015[caption id="attachment_2598" align="alignnone" width="940"] Photo courtesy of Cultjer[/caption] With everybody’s favourite felted hooligans returning to television this fall on ABC — and a new trailer just released last week — we’re looking back at some of the Muppets’ wackiest adventures.…
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