Camp Weedonwantcha by Katie Rice — Au Naturel

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Camp Weedonwantcha by Katie Rice — Au Naturel

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Comradebot

That's a sneaky kitty.

grenli

Beauty suffers?

Replicantten

Surely more healthy than industrial waste and carcinogens called make ups, but not smarter. Once again. great take on a important subject. Great bash against vanity, bimboism and ignorance.

Comradebot wrote: »

That's a sneaky kitty.

Yes but a close one.

Jerms

LOL! "I look good in lyme" might just be the best one-liner in the strip yet. And not because it has no competition, but because it was so good.

Invisible

Laughed way too hard at "I look good in lyme." Don't worry, it's all organic.

Dublin

Ah, so bee-stung lip is the official name for duck face? I'll be sure to keep that in mind.

tinwatchman

Wait... so they live in a forest with *scorpions*?

tinwatchman

Technically only a moderate step down from smearing one's eyes with lead products (e.g. kohl). Humanity: risking poison to look awesome since 800 BCE.

evileeyore

TINWATCHMAN "Wait... so they live in a forest with *scorpions*?"

Yes? You do know scorpions are found in almost every biome right? Swamp, desert, prairie, forest, etc...

piyoaaa

girls are scary....erm, I mean mystery.
they risk their life for beauty.

FieryCocoa

Hi Katie

Sarge

That can't be good for the ear.

PsycheRach

Hahaha, gross. That's so funny.

Your art is great as always!

Joe England

Hmm... looks like a wood tick. She probably doesn't need to worry about Lyme disease. It's the tiny little deer ticks that you have to watch out for.

Zazu Yen

"Remember, it's better to look good than to feel good, & you look mahvelous"
- Fernando Lamas

Krispy

I can't even look at this comic because of the tick in her ear. I have an irrational fear of ticks, mainly because of a bad camping trip where I woke up with several ticks on my neck. I also got Lyme disease from another camping trip. Haven't had much luck with camping. XD

metfansc

Good comic as usual, kitty likes yellow berries, but then again maybe not.

Lonesnipa

EVILEEYORE You do realize that some people live in those Biomes and have never seen a scorpion right? Because oddly enough a forest in say, Ontario, is different from a forest in say, the Bible Belt? Or even New York?

Incidentally I don't think he was surprised they were there so much as horrified.

nurgling

Based on the wildlife we've seen, I think the camp is in the Pacific Northwest. It is the only reasonable place you would find scorpions, mountain lions, opposums, and beavers.

tinwatchman

LONESNIPA - That sums it up.

Xaquin

oh god that tick

GreysPrincess

A facebook friend had linked to today's comic, so I read it without any context or any clue what this comic is about. I have since read every single strip and look forward to keeping up with updates. You had me at "I look good in lyme!"

Replicantten

Krispy wrote: »

I can't even look at this comic because of the tick in her ear. I have an irrational fear of ticks, mainly because of a bad camping trip where I woke up with several ticks on my neck. I also got Lyme disease from another camping trip. Haven't had much luck with camping. XD

Better steer clear from camp Weewantickya then.

Vee_Leigh

It's like when Victorian women used Arsenic skin creams...

DrAllecon

Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's ticks and scorpions.

hibryd7

I like the panel row-to-joke ratio, and I love how the jokes combo with each other and don't let you get back up.

Float like a butterfly, sting like a scorpion.

Replicantten

DrAllecon wrote: »

Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's ticks and scorpions.

Oh yeah, she is worth it.

FieryCocoa

So why'd these two get dropped at camp?
I'm gonna go with "parents acquired wealth through hardwork, couldn't stand how flakey their kid turned out"

Dennis D.

Well, I just spend a fun-filled afternoon catching up on all the Skadi comics. Now I'm here! How did I get here. Where even am I. I... Oh! I'm at Camp Weedonwantcha! Yay!

ProfessorBill

brilliant

MLG PRO NUGGET

tics yaya

MRTF

I recall it was before the medieval era when women still used some material that contained deadly mercury as cosmetics. There were more very harmful products, but I only remember this one.

They were pretty for the end of their lives. But it was because they died so young.

On a sidenote: mercury also caused a lot of trouble when it got to the water system. Mines were sometimes built too near to fresh water sources and occasionally accidents like this happened.

Erikuzuma

Hey look, it's the "When it's October 11th you can just feel it!" girl that I've been wanting to see again ever since that one comic when she said that.

petrepan

Actually, @MRTF, it's more recent than that! As late as the 1920s and 30s women were using radium to make their teeth and lips glow! This was great until their bones all dissolved. It was the "clockmaker's disease," and the clock companies refused to pay up for making women lick radium without protection until a coroner could prove the connection. One woman's jaw dissolved so horribly her dentist literally lifted her jawbone out of her face with his fingers to remove it! Women today, in many, many countries still use a number of toxic things to make them look beautiful.

Which is why I don't wear make-up. Today's newest Maybelline might be tomorrow's horrible radium story…you never know until decades later, sometimes.

Laika Clementine

I like Lucy. She needs more appearances in the strips you know?

Is Lori the blonde one and is Anne the brunette? Or at least that's what I think...

Krazny

Is this another one of those super-sneaky kitties?

6th frame, above and oh-so-slightly to the left of the highest pink flower, with almost exactly the same color as the "farthest" green