This makes me happy.
Crave (The author of between failures) has been doing some awesome stuff, and if you are a DoA fan who has not yet read between failures:
DO IT! NOW!
Or, you know. whatever.
But I doubt there’s many DoA fans who have not read it
…. am I the only one obsessing over the question of whether the text saying that the text is redundant with the post title is the part of the text that is not redundant with the post title, or whether the presence of both the preceding text and the post title together makes that redundancy-declaring part of the text itself redundant, and therefore maybe it should may be considered redundant with the title after all?
…. art? I’m supposed to be commenting on the art? Wha?
Where did Hollywood go so wrong? I thought movies were supposed to be an escape from reality, a chance to put your worries aside and not have to think about any underlying ideas or concepts. Well, not anymore.
theonion.com/you-can...
It's not a new argument, of course, but Chesterton dismissed it effectively in 1908.
"You will hear everlastingly... this argument that the rich man cannot be bribed. The fact is, of course, that the rich man is bribed; he has been bribed already. That is why he is a rich man."
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com ⋅ 13h
Hawley dismisses Trump lining his pockets with his memecoin: "Listen, I think nobody believes that Donald Trump can be bought. I mean, what does Donald Trump need more money for?"
wilbur, savvy enough to know he's in a comic strip but still not a great actor, awkwardly lifts a muffin up into frame so that we, the audience, understand that he has a muffin right now, which is very important narratively, but he's not really selling it well as an organic, human action
confirming that the reason there's been no Galaxy Version female characters in Blokees until now is that they felt they needed to make Round Lady Thighs For Ladies
It's #webcomicday? We have a special day???
Well, my name is Pat McHoarney and I draw 69 Mouse-Ear Blvd, a multigenerational story about women who all have sexy legs and probably other features. There was a grandmother, but she wasn't hot and so she died off-panel.
Elizabeth Holmes is in prison for defrauding investors through her blood-testing company, Theranos. Her partner, Billy Evans, is now trying to raise money for a company that describes itself as “the future of diagnostics.” nyti.ms/3FbtZm9
www.ebay.com/itm/23609767...
selling my netflix war for cybertron megatron -- the walmart exclusive one that came with pinpointer and lionizer (but being sold here without pinpointer and lionizer)
Gran... IS ALIVE?
okay, juliette still has brown hair, so this is probably definitely a flashback
i'm just surprised that the comic has remembered her, at all
Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com ⋅ 13h
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AG, now with an even more amazi-bootay.
Oh I love this! I read Between Failures every update day and AG looks great in that style.
She *almost* gives Carol a run for the money in the ‘distraction’ department
This makes me happy.
Crave (The author of between failures) has been doing some awesome stuff, and if you are a DoA fan who has not yet read between failures:
DO IT! NOW!
Or, you know. whatever.
But I doubt there’s many DoA fans who have not read it
…. am I the only one obsessing over the question of whether the text saying that the text is redundant with the post title is the part of the text that is not redundant with the post title, or whether the presence of both the preceding text and the post title together makes that redundancy-declaring part of the text itself redundant, and therefore maybe it should may be considered redundant with the title after all?
…. art? I’m supposed to be commenting on the art? Wha?
http://xkcd.com/917/
+1
LOVE Between Failures. Crave’s style suits AG well.
I keep scrolling down to look at this again whenever I come to see the latest strip, because it’s just so nifty.