Originally posted:
November 2, 2001
Also,
And now for the drama portion of our fun alien attack webcomic.
The lovers fighting about something ridiculous that symbolizes something completely relatable.
You find this more dramatic than the splintered bones and splattered gore of mutilated corpses being dropped on a man, causing crushing injuries that slowly killed him before government workers (who are themselves drafted minors) were able to get him to medical care?
How big is the original mug, David? I purchased a 52oz mug right around the time I guess you got yours… I have a photo of myself with it full of cappuccino.
Also their couple-name would be “Wina”, which either sounds like “whiner” or “wiener” depending on your pronunciation of “Dina”. Either way, there’s something not quite right about that.
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gotta wonder just how many of those got made, how many are in this target market audience exactly
Originally posted:
November 2, 2001
Also,
And now for the drama portion of our fun alien attack webcomic.
The lovers fighting about something ridiculous that symbolizes something completely relatable.
You find this more dramatic than the splintered bones and splattered gore of mutilated corpses being dropped on a man, causing crushing injuries that slowly killed him before government workers (who are themselves drafted minors) were able to get him to medical care?
As realistic as it could be, I simply don’t come into contact with battle situations much.
Oh look, he’s defying gravity.
And you can’t bring him down!
He’ll tell you once more before he gets off the floor.
Everything you ever wanted, just like pajama jeans, huh Walky?
Walky, Walky, Walky– we’ve talked about this.
Hey some foreshadowing of our X-Mas present…
How big is the original mug, David? I purchased a 52oz mug right around the time I guess you got yours… I have a photo of myself with it full of cappuccino.
I typed *real* fast that day…
QT still sells 52oz mugs. I keep one at work for ice water, and one at home for my wife’s coffee. Better insulation than an airpot.
This comic explains perfectly why Walky/Dina is not meant to be.
Because Walky promptly died of caffiene poisoning and left her a grieving widow (who never got engaged or married to him).
Also their couple-name would be “Wina”, which either sounds like “whiner” or “wiener” depending on your pronunciation of “Dina”. Either way, there’s something not quite right about that.
What if it was “Dalky” instead?
Walkuzu. Davina. Dinid. Saruton.
Dinky
At least it’s not a wagon-wheel coffee table.
Oh no! withdrawal symptoms, time for a refill.