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New comic- Feb 20, 2008
Bendery It Like Beckham
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"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
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"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
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Then they order delivery.
"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
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OK, that is funny. My mind is boggling trying to figure out how that would work
That's just silly, dissolved silver nitrate would be far better.
kpop appreciation station i also like to tweet some
All I know is that they are like male sphinxes, with bodies of a lion and tails of a scorpion, with a scratch that can kill a man, and their name means "man eater"
"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
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It's not delivery.
hi5
"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
GamerTag: MunkusBeaver ||||| Steam: munkus
Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the outcome.
Manticores, though, they're the real deal.
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<byrd> And they're huge technical changes in the core system, do you really expect to notice the new driver model when you first login?
<Regicide> OH GOD
<Regicide> GOTTA GET TO SE++
<Regicide> god damn it.
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God damn it.
He really looks like he should have a top hat and monocle to go with that mustache.
Drawn by OC's great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grand pederast .
"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
GamerTag: MunkusBeaver ||||| Steam: munkus
False.
That panel is pretty much every single geek's fantasy, to be the one person who can overcome some herculean obstacle that has to do with his or her biggest pastime, whether that's video games, D&D, or cheetos.
Such a wonderful fantasy too.
If only, eh?
N...no?
WHAT ABOUT THE BASILISK? WITH EYES THAT CAN...
No?!
BUT THE HIPPOGRIPH, WITH HEAD OF A HAWK AND...
Wait, come baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!
My parents used to read me a bedtime story from a children's book of horrible mystical monsters. I think it began with cockatrices and ended with harpies.
"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
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which began with cocks
and ended with herpies
what with the elaborate thoughts on scenarios that will never take place
I had three vampire encyclopedias.
Then one day I decided they probably weren't real
you know, as fictional characters
as metaphors for darker elements of the human condition
and they are fun to roleplay in small doses i guess
but man
the only way i'd want to be immortal is if it was like highlander
What about some kind of Highlander vampire?
"Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but it dies in the process."
Imagine all of my posts being spoken by Alec Baldwin
GamerTag: MunkusBeaver ||||| Steam: munkus
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