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sweetlips » neu 1 years ago
Ray makes my heart warm.
rexsjain » neu 1 years ago
i agree. out of the 3, his reaction was the most spontaneous, stopping in the middle of his diatribe, and then the classic smile.
hardelicious » neu 1 years ago
I immediately looked below and saw that someone had made almost the same comment. I am a big hot tranny mess.
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
Awww. That's cute.
lexsenthur » neu 1 years ago
*chubbies*

There you go. A cute amount of chubbies for a cute guy.

...that...that worked better before I read you screen name.
dangelder » neu 1 years ago
This is definitely easier and more profitable than COMPUTER FRO-GRAMMING.
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
I can see where that would be a problem

[IMGS OFF]
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I don't know what disturbs me more, that you took the time to find that picture or that someone out there decided to take a picture of a laptop with a fright wig on it.
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
i think it all might be down to one man
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
A little from Column A, a little from Column B. But I don't think that's a fright wig, you little racist man, you. Hehe.
glorify » neu 1 years ago
Are you senile, or are you just trying to stall us?
speccer » neu 1 years ago
Perhaps the $6 a parallel to the usual six hundo he doles out when he's serious about something. He just figures someone still in the single digits of their life only needs single digits of money.
lewyer » neu 1 years ago
I was wondering about this too... Is it that $6 is the six hundo equivalent for little kids, or is $6 the amount Ray gives for small moments of happiness? We can only wait and see.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Perhaps it's a sign that next year...he'll be six.
thedrizzle » neu 1 years ago
Philippe cannot be six, because he is five. His age is five. With most animals and things, age varies depending on the time elapsed from birth. But Philippe is five.
gunsofray » neu 1 years ago
I play Fallout 3 as well. (Or 'aswell'?).
unklmnky69 » pro 10 months ago
well said my good man, well said
kaz » neu 1 years ago
I think that $6 is the $600 equivalent for little kids, I recall quarters being worth a fortune when I was that age. $6 could get you endless candy.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Times moves slower when you're a kid. That bag of candy that might last a week for an adult if they're lucky and don't have a girlfriend who will eat half of it is a fucking hoard for a kid.
fermatprime » neu 1 years ago
You are six dollars! Yes, you are!
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Does keir's excessive flaunting of wealth bother you that much?


Are you 5?
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Yes on both.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Thank you, that concludes this survey.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
The Annoying Poster of the Week is still Magic Eye. Those things never had any secret 3D image in them. It was a lie. People only believed it because they were told that it did so they tricked themselves into believing they saw it or just outright lied. Lied like the Magic Eye people lied to us all.
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
yes, belgand, they're all liars. everyone's lying.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Admit it, the emperor has no depth! Magic Eye was a sham!
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
Please visit your optometrist. He will offer quite a convincing lie to quell the symptoms arising from the other lies. It's a tidy lie package.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Since I already wear glasses if he hasn't already addressed this I fear he may have been lying to me about other things all along. At the very least he's doing a shoddy job and his backside should feel the sting of hickory.
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
How about you deliver it across the backside this time.
flyinglemon » neu 1 years ago
As opposed to <i>along</i> his backside?
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I see we have an HTML programmer.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
No. What you see is abject failure twice.

As opposed to up his backside?
belgand » neu 1 years ago
No wonder. I've been doing it tangent to his backside.
flyinglemon » neu 1 years ago
dangit.
cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
N00B!!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
When will people learn that BBCode is by far the most powerful and efficient programming language of all?
cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
when Comic Sans becomes The Standard.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
It's more of a pidgin than a language. Pig-latin, if you will. Or won't.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Do you actually believe this? Be honest, please. IT is definitely a real phenomenon. You can give a bunch of people the same stereogram and ask them--without allowing them to communicate--to write down what they see, and most of the ones who know how to figure it out--assuming the picture isn't too complicated--will write down the same answer. I promise you this.

You have to unfocus your eyes. I am a master of these. You can do it if you cross your eyes, but the image is reversed.
salvar » neu 1 years ago
That sounds suspiciously like Science to me.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I have not been able to get these to work since the early 90s when they were first popular. Not ever. I even tried again last night and still it does not work.

I think they have likely just gotten to you.
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
What, like Rowdy Roddy Piper in "They Live"?

[IMGS OFF]
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
LOVE THIS MOVIE.

LOVE IT.

FILM.
invidious » pro 1 years ago
Agreed. This film provides 100% of the daily recommended value of Cheesy Goodness, Fun Times, and Zippy One-Liners.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Exactly like that.

Only I can see the lack of hidden messages in Magic Eye and it gives me power. I know the true secrets of reality as a result.
octafish » neu 1 years ago
I'm all outa bubblegum.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Just because you are not able to do something, that doesn't mean that everybody else is crazy and you are sane. Once you see it, it is self-evident it isn't apophenia. AT first, it is a mystery how it works, but if you think about how the eyes work in conjunction with one another to see depth, it makes sense.
Do you ever just leave your eyes unfocused? Do you ever hold two pencils up and let your eyes focus past them so that they become three pencils instead? That is exactly what you're doing here. [IMGS OFF]
Do you see those vertical elements? How it's like a pattern? You have to make them come together like the pencil. Focus past the computer screen while still concentrating on the pattern. It's very possible.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Your explanation is really good, but I've never been able to do this and I still can't. I used to believe folks were making it up, much like Belgand does. But I also used to believe that shooting stars were imaginary. I still haven't seen one of those either, but enough trustworthy - and considerably less drug-addled - people have, and so now I just trust them blindly.

Wait wait wait...is it.....is it a 1967 Lamborghini Miura Roadster...with....Ronald William Gordon Mackay....and..and a younger, hotter version of my maternal grand...father?....no, mother - definitely maternal grandmother......mainlining..."angel dust"....blasting.....chubby Belinda Carlisle-era Go-Gos.....tearing down interstate....15 south outta Conrad, Montana.....on a mission to....murder my.....father?....no, no definitely the pool boy....before I can be..............conceived?

No. Wait. No. It's a carrot. Duh.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Haha.
I recommend just getting used to unfocusing your eyes. Make it less of an automatic thing. Notice how only things a certain distance from your eyes are in single-vision; everything else is in double vision to some extent, and the closer to your eyes it is, the more pronounced and obvious it is.

If you practice enough, you can unfocus your eyes on will, like a muscle.

Or, just cross your eyes when you look at these things. This is easier for beginners, only it's inverse, and blurry. And your brain may not be able to undwrstand what it's looking at just yet, but it will recognize differences in depth. With practice, it will percieve the image instantly.
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
Unfortunately people with poor stereo-scopic vision (lazy, lazy eyes) will have serious trouble with this. My neuropsych tutor used to give me shit about it, especially the experiments with the 3-D glasses. Bastard.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I actually know exactly how they work and, in theory, how to get them to work. I'm kind of distressed that SJE was so gullible to think I really believed it a conspiracy.

Interestingly I saw Coraline (pretty good, not great, I'd say see it in theaters to see the 3D while you can, but don't worry if you miss it) the other night and I had trouble with the 3D. Oh, it worked most of the time, but fast motion would blur it out too much and sometimes I had trouble and would basically see the depth,but flatten it out a bit.

So it might honestly be that it really is an issue with my eyes more than anything. I always passed my eye tests as a kid though....
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
The 3D in Coraline worked better in the outdoor scenes, IMO.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
The tunnel worked very well as did the establishing shots of the rooms in the other world. It worked better when it implied depth into the screen, not out of it.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I didn't really care that much if you were telling the truth or not. I saw the opportunity to teach about one of the very few things I know, and I took it.

I'm thinking that possibly you could be colorblind. I think they test for that for children though. Either this, or you have a lazy eye, or you have only one eye. These are the only things I can think of that could cause you to not see it sensory-wise. The problem with most people though is simply the perception; that is, the brain.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
None of the above. I see colors fine (a friend of mine is colorblind, I know the difference), my eyes are definitely not lazy, and last time I checked I had all three of them.

It's definitely the brain. I'm usually rather good at being able to ignore optical illusions if I choose to. Not always, but many times I can see things two ways at once.

The one that always gets me though is
[IMGS OFF]

I can swap it, but it's very compelling.
thegoodwillgirl » neu 1 years ago
I don't know what this is supposed to be, besides a girl who is spinning in circles and sort of bobbing up and down.

Please help.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
IF you're like me, she is spinning clockwise. To other people she is spinning counter-clockwise. You can teach yourself to change what direction she is spinning in.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Staring at the shadows helps me.
thegoodwillgirl » neu 1 years ago
I hate this.
I originally only saw it going counter-clockwise. Then I turned my laptop around and looked at it upsidedown, and then I saw could see it going clockwise.

Now I can't see it going counter-clockwise again.
I hate things like this.
I am stupid.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
It's really difficult and frustrating. I don't think it shows poor intelligence or weak will if you can't do it at will. I have a lot of trouble with it and get frustrated too.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, I believe it has absolutely nothing to do with right brain/left brain sort of things, but I find it an utterly compelling and interesting illusion.

It is so annoying and weird when you do make the switch and then can't seem to get it to go back. I mean, just a second ago you couldn't fathom how it could ever go the other way and now you're locked into a new direction.

Oh god, I was trying it again and I found that if I was looking at it out of the corner of my eye I could make it swap easily, but the second I looked back at it it was like she knew what I was doing and turned back to the way I was initially seeing it. Crazy.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Must be cold in there.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
I all I see is that she's naked, and nippin.
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
i call bullshit.

i stared for over a minute and it switched. initially she is doing her thing on her left leg.. then she switched to her right leg.

it's a hoax. on her left / counterclockwise. on her right / clockwise.

there's nothing mystifying about this unless your fucking dildo.

desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
"..you'RE A.."
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Oh God, I stared too long and now her arm is going one way, her leg is going the other, and her chest is bouncing back and forth.
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
Dear Belgand,

You are no longer a kid. Eyes change. Usually for the worse.

Regards,
The International Optometry Association.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
True, but I'm usually also at the optometrist every few years to get my prescription updated as needed. The last time when they did that thing where they puff air into your eye and take a picture of it was fascinating.
thegoodwillgirl » neu 1 years ago
I had this exact same problem with Coraline, and I can't see Magic Eye pictures either. I can, however, read highway signs from alarmingly far distances.

Also, I loved Coraline. I don't think that the story was very complete, but it was visually fantastic, 3D or no 3D.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Oddly I felt it looked a lot more like 3D than stop-motion. Especially compared to Nightmare Before Christmas. I think it was the character design. In this things tended to be a lot more grounded and the models were typically much smoother. It was odd.

I was thinking that it, in a way, makes sense to do stop-motion in 3D as we're looking at a physical object and this could better represent its 3D nature compared to 2D animation.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
I was impressed with Journey to the Center of the Earth in 3D. I'm not sure I would have been impressed with the 2D version.

I highly recommend putting the glasses on either upside down or backwards. One way (I don't remember which) does stuff like make someone standing in front of a wall look like they're farther away than the wall is. It's a very strange effect. Basically your eyes and brain have a fight.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
My eyes and brain have a fight everytime I drive past an elementary school.
lexsenthur » neu 1 years ago
Hello, Nolan from the Internet?
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
The question is: hitch, bang, or kill?
gouldgonewild » neu 1 years ago
(H)itch, (B)ang...or (M)urder???
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Sixth graders will mainly fall under bang and kill or usually both in one order or another. No hitchin', though. That's unnatural.
apocowarg » pro 1 years ago
Whoa. For the first time ever I was able to get it to work perfectly. I feel like a whole new world of poster enjoyment has opened before me, like my Doors of Perception are finally cleansed and I can see God's face again. My love for the world is wild and pure. I want to write you a check for six dollars.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Looking at these tend to put me in a relaxed mood.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
I can't go walleyed so your "Hi Belgand!" appears indented rather than popping out as I assume it is meant to.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
It's not going wall-eyed. What do you mean indented?
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
It looks poppy-outy to me. Weird, I usually can't do these with my glasses on.
tommycrashwreck » neu 1 years ago
Bizarre, I have always seen these things as being indented. It has never even occurred to me that they might pop out. Armed with that knowledge, I tried again, and it's still definitely indented.
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
i don't think it matters much. you must just see a glass instead of two ladies. etc.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
It just depend if you go cross-eyed or walleyed.

If we mark 2 objects A and B, then cross-eyed = left eye sees B, right eye sees A. Wall-eyed is the opposite. Due to the way depth perception works, the "3d" effect will be reversed depending which you do.

To get cross-eyed, just put your finger (or something) between your face and the screen, and focus on it. Then go back to the screen without re-aiming your eyes, and if it's a pattern like this one you can get it clear without uncrossing your eyes.

On the other hand, to do it walleyed, go close to the screen (maybe 10-20 cm) and unfocus from it, maybe blink a few times. Your eyes should uncross, and if you're focussed on this kind of pattern you can see it the other way.

At least that's what works for me.
flyinglemon » neu 1 years ago
I did it once. I was happy.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
This is good.

sje, are you familiar with "stereo images"? Click http://artbytheo.deviantart.com/art/Stand-Stereo-107295477 for a pretty good one (you'll need to click the image for full-size view). Basically you kind of cross your eyes until the images are aligned and then unfocus, and the two images become one and it looks 3-D and really cool.

http://www.starosta.com/3dshowcase/ihelp.html page explains it better.
cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
dude those are so fucking rad. i have a new second favorite art form and it is that.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I was so afraid that that first link was a screamer (you know, like those Youtube videos that you stare at, and then some face suddenly pops up). I don't think even my eyes can diverge that far, unless I zoom out/take a few steps back.
Stereo images are the same concept as random-dots. They are pretty rad, though.
tommycrashwreck » neu 1 years ago
Agreed: rad
thesoulbear » neu 1 years ago
The message reads "Hi Belgand"
thesoulbear » neu 1 years ago
What I do to is kind of bug out my eyes for a split second, then relax them. Anyone can do it.
spazdor » neu 1 years ago
It's easy for me, so it must be this easy for everyone!
thesoulbear » neu 1 years ago
I'm just tryin not to sound superior, you know? Next time I'll just go on about how exceptional I am for being able to do this. Would that be all right?
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I almost went with "Hi, douchebag!", but then I decided to be boring. I think I made the wrong decision.
deovalente » neu 1 years ago
All I see is green. No matter how unfocused my eyes get, it's green.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Oh your fucking gods after going on about this and making even further posts that one actually worked for me. It had, truth be told sadly, nothing to do with what SJE said, but I still saw it. That is, it had an obvious illusion of depth, but I couldn't quite make out what it was saying.

Bravo young sir, you have succeeded finally.

That is, of course, unless this was somehow concocted specifically in an attempt to prove to me that the other ones are actually real. This is probably just part of the conspiracy designed to silence those who speak out about it.

YOUR CUNNING RUSE SHALL NOT WORK!!
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
It is so cool when it "pops". All of a sudden it's like you are seeing the reality behind the illusion that the people call reality. The curtain has been pulled back, and there really is "something" there!
Something that you have suspected all along but could never justify since "that's just crazy." But there it is and it's real. You don't have to justify it - you are looking at it! What a rush.

OK now who wants some blotter? :D
belgand » neu 1 years ago
There doesn't need to be an illusion. Look at contemporary physics. Reality is far more weird and terrifying than anything we could ever hope to invent.

If you're not filled with existential dread and true, fear-inspiring awe every moment of your life then you're not comprehending everything yet.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Belgand is filled with Old Testament existential dread and true, fear-inspiring awe every moment of his life.

Voted Assetbar's most likely to flip his screaming wighat at some near existential point in the future.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, I think if any of us were to go o a screaming machine-gun rampage, it would definitely be Belgand. He just seems so . .. unstable. And I wonder if us talking about him is making it worse?
thedrizzle » neu 1 years ago
Dude! Look behind you, he's... right... there!
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, I know what you mean. Not going to happen though. I can't see any way in which that wouldn't make my life a lot worse and fail to solve my problems. Not the logical solution to anything ever.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Belgand is at least trying to solve his problems, while struggling with all his might to keep from being swept down Existentialism's Universal, Dreadful Toilet of Losers.

This is not only commendable, it is possibly even heroic.

GOOD glubLUCK, glubBELGAND!!!!
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
it's not a boat, it's a schooner
deovalente » neu 1 years ago
sje46, The Defender of the Magic Eye. Question not his powers. It is his mission in life to give every Achewood Reader the chance to escape Hell. So it has been said, and so it shall come to pass or some such and so on etc etc etc.
deovalente » neu 1 years ago
Incidentally, I can't see the fuckers either.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
It is so awesome that people are replying to this.
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Not really.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
"That guy just said Magic Eye posters were a conspiracy. I'm going to type out a paragraph showing him the error of his ways and change his mind over the internet."

No one thought for a second that he might just be fucking with them. That kind of optimism and naivete in this day and age are beautiful.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Why would anyone lie to me? Belgand's my friend!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Besides, I like explaining things to people, even if they don't need it.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
And that is why I lie to you. Don't feel special though. I lie to everyone for these purposes. Deliberately misinforming my girlfriend until she finally believes outrageous lies is a common pasttime of mine.
cryztal » pro 1 years ago
My boyfriend does this. When I caught onto his game I stopped believing EVERYTHING he said. Google and wikipedia are now a regular part of our conversations.

Don't let this happen to you.
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
When you start typing "IS MY DICK GOOD" into Google you you know it's time to re-evaluate the relationship.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
When Belgand says that he does like/believe in something, he is never joking.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
*does not
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
belgand never jokes. he is never, ever joking.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Generally true, but not in this case, for once. I know they're not a conspiracy, but I still can't see the damn things. I was thinking, and I have no reason why, that perhaps a period of time that will not be discussed for it would make me upset having passed would cause me to be able to do them in a way I couldn't at the time they were popular. It has not been so.

Incidentally, if we really want to place proper blame it was watching the episode of Seinfeld that deals with this the other night that got me on the topic.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
And the movie Mallrats covered it as well.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Don't you dare presuppose that I don't know that.

Some of us saw Mallrats in theaters young'in.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Some of us think that Kevin Smith is a hack who peaked at Clerks.

That some of us is me!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
But do you agree that Clerks is a good movie?
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I love Clerks, but past that I'm not a K.S. fan. I want to see Zack and Miri but because of Seth Rogen and Craig Robinson.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I think I hate you even more now.

You are seeing that movie for all the wrong reasons.

Superbad was fun, but in the tradition of a long line of 80s teen comedies. The other Judd Apatow stuff? Horrible! Some of the worst movies ever made! It's mainly his message though. Look at both 30 Year-Old Virgin (mildly amusing in places) and the execrable Knocked Up and you see the same viewpoint being espoused: guys need to stop doing the things that they enjoy and make them happy so they can have a dull, mainstream relationship with a bland, shallow, popular-mainstream-attractive sort of woman and get married to her.

It's essentially nothing but a terrible morality play for social conformity that tells men that they're wrong and says nothing about the terrible women.

Not to mention how I'd never want anything to do with the shallow, careerist loser in Knocked Up with her horrible job. She's made out to be successful and pretty and great, but I loathe just about everything about her.

OK, sorry, that was a completely uncalled for rant, but you tapped deeply into my angry place.

I liked Zack and Miri. It was funny even if the central sex scene was really weird and betraying Smith's more recently dominant desires to make terrible romantic comedies.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I know what to put into your room 101.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Not really. I will never reveal my deepest fears to you or anyone else. They will inevitably use it against me or let it slip to someone who will.

I cannot trust someone to the point that I would willfully give them that power over me.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
What? You have even deeper fears than just your quaking, existential dread of living?

You're really taking being scared a bit far. I think you enjoy it.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
It's not the falling that's the problem (actually, that is pretty damn scary), it's the sudden stop at the end.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
There is no stop at the end.

ALLLL ABOARDDDDDDD!!!
belgand » neu 1 years ago
What about the heat-death of the universe?
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
So what about it? You're getting ahead of yourself just a tad, no?
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Perhaps, but I'm saying that even if you want to say that there is no end of the line you're eventually going to run out of track.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
The UNIVERSE IS GOING TO END IN 10 BILLION I - YEARS. DON'T WAIT TIL THE LAST MINUTE! REPENT NOW!
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I just don't see how any rational being can fail to be reduced to gibbering terror by that concept.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Do you secretly believe you're immortal, yet put on an existentialist front? Why would you possibly care?

Maybe we all are living in gibbering terror at the concept.
Did you ever watch that TV series, Shogun? With Toshiro Mifune and Richard Chamberlain? Early on in the show, the Pilot/Anjin-san's crew are shipwrecked on the shore of a Japanese island. This is, like the 16th century.
The prospect of their ship demolished in an unknown, barbaric (in their view) land is enough for one of the crew to begin gibbering into a panic until he literally strokes out on fear and dies. Humans are actually capable of this type of emotional override of life function. I find that strange.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
Heat death of the universe? I don't really feel terror, but it's incredibly depressing. OTOH, something caused the big bang, and if it happened once, it can happen again.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
I can't feature you guys getting bummed over the end of the universe. But, it's a pretty cool universe, after all.

I guess....after only 5 billion years....
We've grown accustomed to her face...

(She almost makes the day begin)

I've grown accustomed to the tune
that she whistles night and noon.
Her smiles, her frowns,
her ups, her downs

Are second nature to me now....
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I'm a Seth Rogen fan but even I hated Knocked Up.

I didn't realize you hated me enough to hate me more though. That makes me kind of sad.
tekende » neu 1 years ago
I disagree with some opinions that you have, belgand.
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
We all do, that pretty much a constant
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
It's like the one rule we have here.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Also, off topic, but apparently Spinynorman posts on the AV Club comment board! I saw him yesterday but sadly my username there is not the same as my user name here.

Ironically he didn't post anything funny or long winded, he just said how he enjoyed the show Dinosaurs.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
That's pretty funny.
Also, I like to use other Assetbarbarians' names as accounts on other sites.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
YOU SON OF A BITCH YOU RUINED MY STANDING ON THISIS50.COM
jeffspaulding » neu 1 years ago
Because of you, I now know that THISIS50 exists.

Unfortunately, even there you must "become a member to access exclusive content"
belgand » neu 1 years ago
But that could be said for anyone. Everyone will disagree with some opinions that someone else has.
flazisismuss » neu 1 years ago
Practicing unfocusing your eyes strike me as about as useful as practicing unclenching your sphincter. I am also convinced that the 3D image thing is a lie, just like fireflies.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Unfocusing your eyes is useful for stereograms, and unclenching your sphincter is useful for pooping.
I suppose one of these is more important than the other, but which one is more fun?
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Practicing clenching and unclenching your sphincter is about as useful as practicing subverting your gag reflex.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
This is gold.
keir » neu 1 years ago
On second thoughts theguitarhero, don't subscribe. It's a much mellower place than here which seems to weed out most of the whiny douchebags, and there is nothing much to complain about.
You wouldn't like it over there, for two of those reasons.
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
as a whiny man i hate you
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I like you conceptually, but not so much in practice.
sparhawk » neu 1 years ago
You are a man of capacity and it is Chubbytown on your horizon.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
Well we're waiting here in Chubbytown
And they've lamed another diatribe down
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
You see, I only complain about the things that piss me off, like douchbags bragging about being able to subscribe and shit and basically saying we are lowly because we don't do it.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, some of us are viciously poor and can't afford to spend $3 all willy-nilly just because we want to.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Yeah my fucking car exploded today.
thedrizzle » neu 1 years ago
You should perhaps worry less about Achewood comments and figure out why the Mob is after you.
cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
"Why does Snoop Dogg carry an umbrella around?"
Fo' drizzle!

logical thinking for the win, d.
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
GAWDAM WERE YOU IN IT?!?!? that would have been so fucking radical, man! fuck. i'd spent $3bills all "willy nilly" to see that shit.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
In the subscriber area, Jay-Z will sometimes complain about losing backgammon games to Cornelius, but then Richard Branson says "Wonder what the poor people are doing?"

And we laugh. Oh, how we laugh.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
Shhh man, who lamed this? The idea of Jay-Z sitting down to a nice game of backgammon with Cornelius just cracks me up. Button-ups all around, gents!
stereo » neu 1 years ago
There are an excessive number of lames flying around, entire stretches of the 'bar laid barren.

I think someone keeps registering new accounts so they can get more lames.
jeffspaulding » neu 1 years ago
Newbies only get 1 or 2 lames a day. The above lamer "Chilibreath" is listed as an "expert." I'll note also that one miscreant arbitrarily lamed the first eight posts for the 2/11/08 strip (i'm watchin' you "wallabeechamp").

The essence of community is tolerance for one another (and the willingness to put the beat-down on truly disruptive assholes).
gouldgonewild » neu 1 years ago
What's disruptive about laming?
thelastwhiteman » neu 1 years ago
Is that a obscure, real life Vonnegut Dresden quote? In MY AssetBar? It's more likely than you think.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
Sorry, not that likely. I just picked it up from the same guy I stole "I'll burn that bridge when I come to it" from. He probably got it from Vonnegut. Seemed like a Vonnegut kind of guy.

I'm pretty sure Vonnegut actually got the phrase from Fats Waller, who used to say "I wonder what the poor people are doing...I'd love to be with them!".

I think it's just an old saying. My source used it when something very redneck happened, like when a drunk person at a party knocks over the punchbowl or shits in the floor. I've always used it while enjoying simple pleasures with others of modest means, like over a grill full of meat, some domestic brew, and DVR full of Breaking Bad, Torchwood, and Reaper.
notcool » pro 1 years ago
Until the part about the DVR, I was certain, CERTAIN you were talking about me.

Carry on, my wayward son.
keir » neu 1 years ago
The hell?! I did neither of those things, all I did was recommend the subscriber area because:

a) it is good value

b) it directly supports Achewood, which as you might be aware isn't the internet's most profitable business.

I don't like people complaining about something they got for free, and I don't know why I'm being attacked.

Be happy. Be happy about Achewood
keir » neu 1 years ago
Give me one single example of "making all non-subscribers out to be people essentially stealing content".
Jesus Christ, fucking lighten up a bit. Subscribe, don't subscribe, what the fuck do I care. Just stop fucking complaining. This is a positive thing, people voted to give away what THEY'D ALREADY PAID FOR to everyone else, for nothing.
Maybe set your "miserable cynicism" dial back down to medium for a couple of weeks.
Jesus.
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
Hey guys! Look! Kittens!
[IMGS OFF]
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
Please don't fight, you're tearing this family apart
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Awwwwwww
=3
keir » neu 1 years ago
Heh! Kittens: Nature's puppies.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Kittens: Nature's dogfood
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
These Kittens are making me Thirsty!
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Actually, I'm eating pretzels.

cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
oh.

those are not the same as kittens.

hilarious.
mrprim » pro 1 years ago
This may be the funniest thing I've read on Achewood in some time.

Well played, good sir.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I am allergic to cats and those are not very adorable at all. Even for kittens they are very low on the scale of adorability.
cracklewater » neu 1 years ago
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
It's like a new baby lamb!
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
Whoops, sorry fermatprime. Didn't see that you beat me to the joke.
deus » neu 1 years ago
I need a checkbook to give away money to my cousins.

In a cute way.
neonaoneo » neu 1 years ago
See Onstad, you make a comic without food references and it's GOOD.

We get it, you like cooking and you're a bit of a snob about it, let it go.

HEY ASSETBAR WUTS GOIN ON, CAN I HAVE SOME LAMES FOR OLD TIMES SAKE?
aperson » neu 1 years ago
gasp
falseprophet » neu 1 years ago
NeoNaoNeo is like Dan from Street Fighter. He just won't die but nobody cares when he comes back for revenge.
neonaoneo » neu 1 years ago
Fuck you buddy.

Chubbied, though.

Paradox.
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
A lame? Sure, I've got one he....heyyyyy waitaminnit!
deepomega » neu 1 years ago
Roast Beef's smile is worth way more than $6. Beef out-classes Ray once more.
sweetlips » neu 1 years ago
Ray thought that amount out: Six is obviously the cutest number and Phillipe is obviously the cutest otter ergo it was completely heartfelt and, yes, classy.
wingspan » neu 1 years ago
Lyle has never been prouder of the little otter.
cracklewater » neu 1 years ago
His fatherly/big brotherly feelings of pride are so new to him that that's a brand new drawing of Lyle's face, if I'm not mistaken.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
I like to think that Lyle would have had the same reaction regardless of who he saw standing behind him.
tworightfeet » neu 1 years ago
you can tell philippe is hesitant to accept anything other than virtue as a reward.
gouldgonewild » neu 1 years ago
like the Scott Pilgrim
jeff » neu 1 years ago
sweetlips » neu 1 years ago
Holy fuck. Everyone look at Lyle's smile.

holyfuck.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
HE'S A FUCKING TIGER
jaldor » neu 1 years ago
Furthermore, his prior relationships with simians haven't been all that amiable.
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
Do you think it's... simian fever?
brokeaccount » neu 1 years ago
Chubby purely for knowing 6FS.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
HOLYFUCK!
cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
we found your comment lame.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Extremely. Apparently nobody finds it as funny as I. Nary a chubby in sight; my post causing all even slightly phallic object to shrink away in disgust.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I just think it was because, much like nicknames, you can't really call "SYNCHRONISM" on yourself.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
I chubbied it, belatedly. I get it.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Thank you. What TGH said was kind of the point of it. I did it partly because it was the opposite of the standard.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Well you(or someone) could write a book on Frahm's signature "little-boy" leer as the same guy wearing many faces sees the panties fall from the same bottom of many different girls, he's nakedly thinking "HOLYFUCK!"

Oh, and the slightly dazed, astonished look on the girl's face saying nothing, and everything.

It's poetry, sorta.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Someone needs to create a Frahm-themed porno. Seriously people. We've had the same lame scenarios time and time again. We need something new. Yeah, occasionally we'll get some pin-up inspired stuff, but this isn't just a look, this is a whole concept. Get to it.
aperson » neu 1 years ago
Porn: "Oh hi" bonebonebone

Frahmporn: "Whoa your knickers fell off!" bonebonebone
belgand » neu 1 years ago
But also with the accurate reproduction of the scenario, image, clothing, etc. It takes on a new dimension.
dysphemism » neu 1 years ago
That smile warmed my cockles like they have not been warmed in a decade at least.
It can't be right that the smile of an anthropomorphic stuffed tiger is capable of getting this kind of emotion from a self-reliant, well-balanced, adult man.
Damn you, Onstad. Damn you.
sunday » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, I don't think I've ever seen him smile before today. This one is gold.
tommycrashwreck » neu 1 years ago
I literally and extensively laughed out loud about this strip. This is maybe the funniest thing I have ever seen. But then again, I just painted a sinister lion-man in a suit standing in the jungle. Make your own conclusions.
keir » neu 1 years ago
Heh! Oh, belgand. You big hot tranny mess.
niggar » neu 1 years ago
I got yo back jthm_guitarfag
bixschmix » neu 1 years ago
Every single aspect of your post screams "Classy!"
fermatprime » neu 1 years ago
Heh! Oh, Philippe.
pppoa » pro 1 years ago
Does this mean there are now more archived strips available to us lowly nonsubscribers? Should I go look? If I find some, do I get a prize? [Answer: Yes.]
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
I doubt it, because the archive and the premium content are classified as two different things.

Goes back to my little idea, just lump it all together, charge me thirty bucks, let me see that shit for like--at least a year. I just hate subscriptions for some reason. Commitment.
snatch22 » pro 1 years ago
Dude, I feel you entirely. I think it's not so much commitment, but rather the feeling that if you stop subscribing, you'll lose everything you paid for. Which is why I still buy CD's. Rhapsody can bite me.
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
Oh, Rhapsody
I miss my old days
rexsjain » pro 1 years ago
Onstad too deserves $6 for making me smile today. and so do the beautiful people in the subscriber-only archive. thanks.
keir » neu 1 years ago
It wasn't canon. Now it is. There aren't many subscriber only strips, not too many at all.
igotnostrings » neu 1 years ago
"Canon relevant" and "canon" are two different things. Most of the comics that post in the premium area are cuts from the strips that are posted, little jokes that would've made a main strip too long, panels that didn't end up fitting, or strips that were started and then abandoned. Then there's the occasional "this is funny but doesn't actually make sense given the characters" entire strip, and the even more rare strip like this one, that could probably have been a main site strip on its own. All the same, the fact that a strip fits into the last category doesn't make it canon if it doesn't post on the main site.

Which is, incidentally, why I voted that this one should go to everyone. I very much want to be able to call everyone hot tranny messes and have them understand where I'm coming from.
berami » neu 1 years ago
But of course its canon! When the cast later makes an inside refrence to young Phillipe's new catch phrase we no longer run the risk of being left confused and dismayed!
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Or when Philippe gets mugged on the way to the bank, we will know why he was going.
thedrizzle » neu 1 years ago
No one would touch that cute little otter. Even if they tried, Philippe would be able to sort out the whole tranny mess. Because he is a special boy.
berami » neu 1 years ago
I can see it now. Phillipe skipping merrily towards the bank, a pair of Hamburgaler-eque cliche robbers lurking in the shadows...
"Shh!" one whispers to the other, "here comes a special boy!"
Aaaand, robbed.
octafish » neu 1 years ago
Beagle Boys
[IMGS OFF]
tekende » pro 1 years ago
Yeah! Yeah! Uncle Scrooge references in my Assetbar! What a wonderful find.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
It may be "canon relevant", but is it Cannon approved?

[IMGS OFF]

FRANK CANNON APPROVES THIS MESSAGE.
berami » neu 1 years ago
I guess so? It is now, anyways.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Glue a mustache on Phillipe and voila: Phillipe Cannon, P.I.

Thinking out loud-
Maybe that's where his detective story style comes from....
salvar » neu 1 years ago
Doesn't look very approving to me...
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
You goddamned fucking people are still talking about this boring shit.

How come?
fantabulous » con 1 years ago
Listen. Listen. Your opinion is not a national treasure. Okay? It is not an irreplacable resource. There is no shortage of opinions. People can say whatever the hell they want about your opinion. An opinion is not intrinsically worthy of respect. So don't get prissy-britches about it.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
"In the soup?"

You been hanging out at the old folk's home?

Instead of getting high and mighty making a mountain out of a molehill, count your blessings before you end up between a rock and a hard place.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
3.5 stars

Next time try and use cliches that are more out of date, like falling off of carts, buying bridges, or involving the phrase "shoeshine" or patently offensive turn-of-the-century racial stereotypes.

Nice effort though.
tripperday » neu 1 years ago
Your advice is exactly what I was trying to do, but all I could come up with at the time were "bee's knees" and "cat's pajamas", which aren't even close to what I was trying to think of. Of course now I can think of several.

Chubbied for "shoeshine". "Nickel" works too.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Now you're on the trolley!
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
I like the cut of this post's jib. 23-Skiddoo, kiddo!
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
I like the massive incongruity between old-school nautical lingo and nonsensical phrases from roaring 20's pop culture.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Even worse is the conflicting meaning of "I enjoy this. Get out of here."
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Today is the day where I say all the punch lines!
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
I visualize Bob bobbing and weaving, ducking punches like a carny contest, saying punchlines, pipe INTACT!
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Is that what 23 skiddoo means? I always wondered.
tangles » neu 1 years ago
oh, bah. we can use this whole issue as an excuse to be angry or an excuse to be happy. i choose happiness.
achewood is phenomenal, and its fanbase is one of the best group of shiny happy phenomenal motherfuckers on the face of this earth!
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
You damn right, my good man ! No people on the internet can shit laughing rainbows like we do.
niggar » neu 1 years ago
das right, say't again
keir » neu 1 years ago
SO GIVE HIM 6 BUCKS. You get two months for that.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I see your trap and I'm not falling for it.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
Keir is the man with "Hogwarts Express" spray-painted on the side of his windowless van. He sits at the playground, but theguitarhero is not impressed.
aperson » neu 1 years ago
He's not impressed, but he is bludgeoned into unconsciousness and bundled into the van anyway.

A guy can dream
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Keir:1.
theguitarhero:0.
keir » neu 1 years ago
My favourite pickup line is "get in the fucking van"
belgand » neu 1 years ago
"Come with me if you want to live" still works well. The inflection is important though and lets it transition well from helpful to threatening.
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Also good: "You know, if you really look into it, we're not actually related."
keir » neu 1 years ago
Also good: "Is your daddy a policeman? Cause you've got huge tits"
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
shit. i meant to hit chubby.. that was funny. fuck.
falseprophet » neu 1 years ago
You've been living life like a demon, always busting through whatever got in your way. Usin' teeth or fists or the steel in your eye, you could say you treat everybody equally because you don't give a damn all the same. But then there was that one barfight that started cause some little fag was lookin at you for a little too long, just when you were about to put the first nice cool bottle of beer to your lips and suddenly it looked like a dick in your mind, so you went up and smashed it over his head. And as he lay bleeding on the floor, you decided to pick up his wallet and steal whatever cash he had on hand. And then you see his driver's license and the last name, and his age, and his resemblance to the one sweet thing you ever held in your bulging, useless arms: the girl you left because, hey if we're really being honest here, you thought one day comin you'd crush her in your grip -- maybe not literally, but hell some kinda way. And with the legacy of that liaison starin up at you with fading eyes, you run. Run motherfucker. Run into the night, the darkness, the only place you feel at home. Because the light can't shine off any mirrors that make you look yourself in the face.

You're like the guy Immortal Technique was rapping about in "Dance With The Devil."

What did hate ever do for you, desert_donkey?
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
there's no way i wouldn't drink the bottle of beer, even if i thot it resembled a dick.

BEER: it's just that compelling.
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
and fuck you for bringing up beer. jeez. it's fucking 4 more hours 'til i can purse that sumptuous elixir so practically packaged in a cylindrical container with subtle hints of phalicness... just all dripping with cold glory and the endless possibilities of the night, bubbles bursting in my mouth as gold 'god' passes my lips, courses across my tongue and pounds the back of my throat rendering me .. uh.. blissfully stupid again ;)
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Yeah, don't bring up beer during work hours. You're gonna set my DTs to tremblin'. Not cool.
werewolves » neu 1 years ago
This makes me sad at all the Achewood magic I'm missing because our great nation has decided it would be unwise to give my po' black ass a credit card.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
You can pay with PayPal, for which you only need a bank account. Also, I got a Visa Debit, for which you really only need a job (because the credit limit is $0). Any job. Really, I get paid $100 a week and I got one. They didn't even ask how much I get paid.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Um. Because a debit card is just a checking account? Is the fact that they don't do a credit check surprising somehow?
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Yeah. Basically every checking account anywhere gives you a debit card instead of an ATM card and has done so for quite a long period of time. Since at least '99 or so from even smaller banks. If I didn't live in a place where a disgusting number of places were cash-only I would basically use debit for almost every purchase no matter how small.

What we really need to get rid of is change though. Carrying around small bits of metal to pay for things? How thoroughly antiquated. I'm glad I don't live in a country with coins for low denominations of what ought to be bills.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
I'm glad I don't live in a country where the 1 dollar denomination could legally be considered crack cocaine due to residuals
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Abolish the penny!
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Not just the penny, but I'd be happy with the abolition of the nickel as well. Basically all coins except the quarter. I then want the quarter turned into a bill.

Even better just let me make all of my transactions electronically with a small device used for this purpose or some sort of card.

I'm told that Japan, IIRC, uses aluminum for their lowest-denomination coin making it very cheap to produce and giving it a light, worthless feel appropriate to something of such little value. I approve strongly.

I see absolutely no need for pennies at all.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Abolishing currency makes me leery about privacy issues.
Also, I lived in Europe for a time, so eh... I'm not all that fond of bills. I mean, they're useful for larger denominations, but they last a very short time (especially the lower-denomination ones, which see more wear), so they're massively less efficient. There's a reason why the Treasury's pushing the new $1 coins - they really would save billions. Also, denominations of the Euro have a two-euro coin, so you can get all increments up to the five-euro bill with two coints or less. It's really not that inconvenient, because you worry about where that shit goes. It's the small stuff that gets lost in the cracks.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
No, it's ludicrously inconvenient. I can carry my wallet easily in my pocket and move it simply to a new pocket, but finding space for coins? Well, I either need to have some sort of bulky and unpleasant coin purse (that I will then have to hunt through because unlike bills I can't neatly organize them by denomination) or jam random wads of cash into pockets and seriously hope that I have a change pocket in them. A tiny little pocket that I can then fish around in and hope I happen to have the right coins.

Coins are really a terrible way to handle a currency.

Again, however, I loathe cash. I try to carry a maximum of $20 at any one time, but with so many places in SF being cash-only (and not just corner stores, but places where your restaurant bill will easily run $15-30 or worse) you're more or less screwed. Too many places seem to think that paying to use their janky unaffiliated ATMs somehow solves this problem, but there's no way in hell I'm going to pay to access my own money. They just want to pass the cost of the processing fee on to me and inflate it significantly over what they would pay. Cash is far too easy to lose or have stolen (the reason I carry so little of it). I mean, I've never actually lost my wallet, but I don't want the possibility to really be there.

I'm far less concerned about theoretical and, frankly, rather paranoid worries about privacy than I am about plain old-fashioned muggings and the supreme hassle that cash and fixed denomination bills so often are.

Give me a small wallet-sized device that can function as a combination digital money system with send/receive functionality and the ability to store local value, access to my bank, credit card (for those fools who still desire to senselessly incur debt), and multi-use ID/transit pass/passport and I'll be happy. Oh and put a small compartment into it, if possible, to store miscellaneous small papers and cards. This is clearly the way to go.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Worries about privacy in an era of online banking and overwhelming prevalence of card-based transactions is hardly "paranoid." The government can, and does, track people's credit card purchases, ie when trying to catch criminals. It's NOT a far step from there to abuse of surveillance power.

And yeah, I wasn't saying that coins are more CONVENIENT (which, of course, is mostly because wallet design in America is bill-centric), but that they're not that unconvenient and that they're way more economical.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
But....you are the penny of humanity, Belgand. There is no need for you either. You should cherish them, for there is-

No..
need..
for..
you..
either.

Is this Pick-on-Belgand Day on the calendar?
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Seriously... have you all gotten into the horseradish or something? The sass.
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Hava hug, Belgand. You're just such an easy setup guy, it's hard to resist.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Sometimes... sometimes I enjoy setting things up.

A personal favorite is to setup an obvious joke at my expense or comment that could be made into a lewd joke or double entendre by others and then acting appalled and indignant.

If you cannot make jokes at your own expense or willfully set yourself up for such jokes whenever necessary then you have no purpose ever attempting to be funny.

In all fairness, however, I did feel like I was getting it a bit much all in a row. No huge deal though.
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
w3rd^10000000000000000000000000000000000000
mercuri0us » neu 1 years ago
I gave you a pity-chubby.
snatch22 » pro 1 years ago
That's how I lost my virginity.
deus » neu 1 years ago
What the hell is a "big hot tranny mess"?

And why am i thinking of a the soiled night gown of mr. Morrison.
deus » neu 1 years ago
or mr. Morrison for that matter.
featurelessvoid » neu 1 years ago
Fighting my instincts, I took one for the team and did a web search for "big hot tranny mess." It turns out that it's the catchphrase of some sort of fashion designer.

Mercifully, Google couldn't come up with any targeted ads for the keywords "big hot tranny mess."
deus » neu 1 years ago
So transexual fashion blunder or cute childish escapade, you decide.
spicyponyhead » neu 1 years ago
Chubby for looking something up so I can be lazy and just click on a link.
jaldor » neu 1 years ago
you must have safesearch on
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Apparently, no one here watches Project Runway. Thankfully, Chris and I do.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Of course, subsequently scrolling down the page I realized that a few others were aware of this show. I may, however, have been the only straight male who recognized it. Does that make me a gay male?
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
Make it work.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Oh! How could I forget? Mattylite also watches this show. We watch it together. We sit there and enjoy it like twin towers of overpowering heterosexuality.

Me and Mattylite get so straight together.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
There is nothing gay about Project Runway. It's simply a terrible show. Being gay isn't an excuse to enjoy horrible things.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
OK, Bel-baby. You win. There is nothing gay about Project Runway. Not in the least. Nope. That there is one completely straight television program. Yessir. By heteros, for heteros. All the way. Every time.

[The joke is that Belgand said something that is false!]
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I would have laughed if all those links went straight to Tim Gunn's wikipedia.
cpnglxynchos » neu 1 years ago
*laughed harder
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Well like, I got the joke, but it would have been funnier if he just repeated himself.

Christian whatshisface would have been a better choice though, as Tim Gunn is not as obviously gay.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Tim Gunn is obviously gay.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Ok maybe I just haven't seen him in public enough (since I do not watch Project Runway or Tim Gunn's Guide To Style) but he does not show any stereotypical mannerisms of a homosexual male, where as Christian Siriano does.
thegoodwillgirl » neu 1 years ago
Except for being really sad about stains in that new laundry detergent commercial? Because he is really sad about stains.
thegoodwillgirl » neu 1 years ago
And only gay people get sad about stains. Apparently was the joke.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
My girlfriend gets upset and sometimes rather angry about stains. Is there an exception for ladies?
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Oh, you're talkin' photos. OK. Yeah, it's not so apparent when you can't see his perfect hands flopping around like crazy on his functionless wrists.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
You know, I have seen him on film before and I don't remember that.

Straight people can be flop wristed too though.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Well, I'm gonna flop my wrists right out of this conversation if you don't mind.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
flopflopflopflopflop.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Actually it's more predicated on how stereotypical of a statement that is. Some people are gay, but have absolutely no interest or ability at fashion. Some can barely even dress themselves.

That excepted calling that abomination gay is a slight on homosexuals.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Whatever, gay.
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Alternate response: "Huh! Whatever, fag."
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
ahomosayswhat?
stereo » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
YES

All I need is one more person to use this picture and I will have officially started an assetbar meme.

And I won't have to feel alone anymore...
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I am doing everything in my power not to drop a goatse in the text area and post it. I want to ruin your moment so bad. I think I can fight this horrible urge with the power of laziness and porn.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
If you had done that I would have laughed. I would have laughed so hard.

But it shall never be now. You blew it.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Who wants to makeyou laugh anyway?
tekende » pro 1 years ago
If I were not at work I would find a goatse picture and then place the NOT GAY sign over the gaping asshole. That would be funny, I think.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
You know what is worse than Project Runway? People who just immediately dismiss it. If you watch it with a sort of derisive eye, it can be hilarious; like all reality or trash television. See: The Soup.

And seriously, Santino was the absolute tranniest of hot messes. Love that guy.

He is on RuPaul's Drag Race now, for anyone wondering where to find more Santino in this wide, cruel world.
jeffspaulding » neu 1 years ago
Derisive eye for the gay guy.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Only watching something terrible in an ironic fashion is probably one of the most hipster things you can possibly do.

If anything that's an even better reason not to have anything to do with it.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
Not ironic, I'm not sitting there saying, "OH my, how TERRIBLY INTERESTING is THIS plot DEVICE mmyes"

I'm just laughing at dumb, self-absorbed people do dumb, self-absorbed things. I'm not saying it is above laughing at a guy get hit in the testicles over and over again, but it isn't ironic. Just schadenfruede.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
also, some of the designs are pretty awesome.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
I still haven't been able to sort out exactly how I watch it, what I get out of it, etc. But I definitely enjoy it in an only very slightly ironic way.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
also, some of the designs are pretty awesome.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
rowboat you super coo, so nice that sometimes a dude can just kick back and enjoy a program that other dudes would pretend to have never heard of in order to score with some girl who pretends to like football but really just watches America's Next Top Model and Janice Dickinson's Modelling Agency reruns, crying to herself, staring at her mangled body and her wasted life

I appreciate that, man.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I've seen a few episodes of America's Next Top Model and I'm totally ok with myself, but I seriously have to stop watching all this fruity shit.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Is "totally ok with myself" a euphamism for "fapped continuously"?

Damn kids these days and their new jerk-off slang!
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I mean to say "ok with my raging heterosexuality" but I posted that while banging three chicks at the same time, because, huh, you know, I'm so straight that I can't even be around other dudes.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Sounds like someone's overcompensating.

I see a late night spend crying in a sad, angry manner as TGH jerks off over an Abercrombie and Fitch catalog.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
That was the joke, though!
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
You must be readin' my mail.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I want nothing to do with either of those people.

Thankfully none of my friends have even the slightest interest in any sorts of sports or stereotypically girly things.

This is the geek way.

The closest I can come is my girlfriend having a thing for Charmed, but it was never a really big thing and I think she liked it more for the magic than anything else.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Oh, you geeks and your magic....
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
See, disdaining people who like bad things ironically is the new liking things ironically.

Here's calling for an exponentially accelerating self-referential infinite regress in approving/not approving of performance irony, followed by heads exploding.
thedrizzle » neu 1 years ago
...

Boom.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
"If you watch it ironically it's funny" doesn't mean it's not terrible, or that you should give it a chance (to prove itself). Because, you know, that's not really what he's talking about.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
okay guys you don't have to watch project runway in any way at all, ever, if you don't want to-- yeeeesh

I didn't mean to start an argument about irony, or what it means to watch something """"""ironically"""""", but maybe if any of you were familiar with The Soup, you'd know exactly what frame of mind I, and many others, are in when we watch shitty television. Alright? Rock of Love Bus 3 is on tonight, no more time.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
ps was anyone going to point out that derisive does not at all mean ironic? Ironic isn't just some catch-all phrase meaning 'the way in which people enjoy things that you disapprove of'.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I'm going to chubby this, entirely for your description of how people misuse 'ironic'. I would follow this with a hug, and then leave you six dollars on the nightstand.

And gents, the straight way way to say you've seen Project Runway is to say your 'other' was watching it. It even sounds pretty straight if your 'other' is a hairy gay biker.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
Damnit hedo, stop looking in my window at night!
scorpio_nadir » neu 1 years ago
Yet, you didn't chubby it, Stanley, so I had to.
HMMPH!
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
It just took me a while because I needed a running start
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I watched it sporadically in the original Talk Soup incarnation, mainly when John was still hosting.

I know exactly what you're talking about and while it's not the technical definition of "ironic" I would say it comes in closely as you are definitely watching it in a way that causes you to derive pleasure from it in a way counter to the original intent.

Watching bad movies I can generally defend, but bad, trashy TV is where I draw the line.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
I don't really see a difference, except that movies are more a commitment time-wise, but eh.

As for the original intent, I can almost 100 percent assure you that the savvy producers of Rock of Love and Flavor of Love, of Super Sweet 16 and the Real World/Road Rules Challenge realize that people are watching these shows because they want to see the participants make asses of themselves. If you watched them, you'd probably agree. Not that you have to, I really don't mind. Different strokes, I'm just trying to explain how I, and almost everyone I know, view shitty television.

I've never met a single person who actually liked the people who appear on those types of shows. Nobody is a fan of...say...Thing 2 from Flava of Love. Nobody.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
I haven't seen it, or any other reality TV show for that matter. Because TV is where I go to see things that aren't real, not faked versions of things that "are."
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I think part of the problem is that in my ideal world being a reality show contestant would actually be a process where you are auditioning for your own execution.

These people need to be eliminated from our society. Though, in all fairness, the producers are even greater scum.

Since I am a pacifist, albeit an angry, dramatic, and hyperbolic one, I suggest instead that we banish them all. Perhaps we can take the big chunks of Montana that nobody is using or one of the more remote parts of Canada and eject them from civilized society after sterilizing them.

I don't watch these shows because I loathe these people with intense passion. It does not amuse me to watch how horrible they are. I just hate them. Being terrible is something we ought to discourage. By even paying attention to them, even to deride them in this manner, you are supporting them and condoning their actions as a form of amusement.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Make up the best reality show idea!

My vote is for Survivor: Rwanda
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Come to think of it, I meant to say Darfur; the genocide in Rwanda was 15 years ago and they have since set up a functioning state, but no matter!
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I've long wanted a Surivor show where survival was the actual goal. You're placed on a deserted island with the other contestants with a good knife, a small supply of food, and a few other small items and your goal is to survive. At any time you have the option of giving up and dropping out. If you are in actual danger of not making it and need to be evacuated for health reasons (I'd love to make it far more legitimately cut-throat and Lord of the Flies, but I'll make a concession to reality) you also lose by default. Last person left alive and surviving on the island wins the prize money.

None of this bullshit team game show on the beach crap with a high school popularity contest thrown in. Make a show that actually features real challenge and rewards you for actual accomplishment and skill.

The only problem is how you successfully keep the camera crew out of it. Their presence would really disrupt things and the psychological state of being alone (unless, of course, you team up with other contestants who will likely only later betray you to win themselves) and trying to eke out an existence.
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Just set up cameras in the trees and stuff. No need for actual cameramen.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Borrow one of the military unmanned surveillance planes America uses. They can automatically acquire and follow >10 targets and show images with good resolution.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Season one, episode two: Release Jaguars on the island, and frenzied sharks in the water.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
unnecessary capitalization woes: did I mean the car or the animal?
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Jaguars riding in Jaguars.

No longer content with hit and run, they go for hit, capture, eat, relesae.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Jaguars driving Jaguars sounds like an obscure webcomic in the vein of Dr. Mcninja. Or a punk band.
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
And a quick spin around the estate.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
No, don't dick with it at all. That's still the gimmicky way of doing it. Just let these people fail on their own. Let them experience how cripplingly unprepared they are to actually do something so simple as stay alive all on their own.
octafish » neu 1 years ago
So.. no Buzzsaw?
[IMGS OFF]
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Different show man, different show...
belgand » neu 1 years ago
American Idol: Twelve idolaters compete to see which one will create the graven image that all of America will feel compelled to worship for the next thousand years.
wrmeade » neu 1 years ago
Season one, episode two: Release Jaguars on the island, and frenzied sharks in the water.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Damn, re-runs already?
bixschmix » neu 1 years ago
I like watching pretty clothes and completely insane people. Thus, Project Runway is an interesting diversion for me. (Especially when Santino was a factor.)
speccer » neu 1 years ago
The Soup is nice because it features the funny parts of those shows. Actually watching those shows, though, you need to sit through too much filler.
Just a humble opinion.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
The Soup is the only reason I've ever heard of any of the shows featured on The Soup.. My mental health depends on me keeping it that way.

Though I have to admit that I have watched probably a combined total of three episodes of Rock of Love throughout the last couple of years. Y'know, like a car crash. That kind of thing.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I think either Rock of Love or Charm School are the lowest shows out there. There are many contenders, however.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Worse than I Love New York? A crazy skank is so crazy that she worms her way back onto the show and then continues to be so incredibly crazy (as well as her mother) that she is able to carve out a show of her own from it?

I think that's the lowest.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
You have a point.

Really, though. VH1 Celebreality(even though they're not really celebrities) is the trashiest TV ever. Followed closely by E!, which is classier.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
Now yeah, that is a point worth making. I really, really enjoy laughing at bad things happening to people, people ruin their father's opinions of them by shoving Brett Michael's head in their tits, and people just generally engage in extreme clownery. It isn't all hilarious, The Soup is good enough for most everybody. But I've got such a specific love of hate, I do it to myself.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Yeah, but The Soup helps you catch some things that you'd inevitably miss out on otherwise. I mean, how many hours of The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (whatever the hell that show even is) would you have to slog through waiting for something like this?
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
It's on your local FOX affiliate and you can literally watch that show every goddamned day and find something new and horrible about it.

I want to find the studio they film that motherfucking abomination, get on the sound stage, shoot myself in the head so that the brain matter sprays all over mike and spells out the words "YOUR FAULT".

Can I make it anymore clear how horrible that show is and how much I want them to die?
belgand » neu 1 years ago
But now I finally know the truth behind Spaghetti Cat and his origins: it was to bleep out the fat, dumb, drunk girl and they decided to use an amusing image from a previous show instead of just cutting to the audience or such.

Apparently they're learning from the Internet. This is, perhaps, not a good thing for the future.
deus » neu 1 years ago
Lames?
Well i thougt it was funny.

Oh dear, why must i complain about my chubbies and lames on assetbar.
hbananaplus » pro 1 years ago
Lyle appears to be the most shocked. Perhaps he is afraid the kid is on to something.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
The man has History there.

"Wake up Jesus, it's Christmas day!"
jeffspaulding » neu 1 years ago
Good point -- note that the ad seeks "one-time open minded heterosexual men." I now read it to mean "one-time ... men." The hyphen doesn't make sense otherwise.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Awesome strip. I love it.

I love the alt text too. Here, Onstad. Have a 5.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I don't know. Maybe it is a 4.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
It's no better than a 2 really. Not really funny, nothing to recommend it. A weak entry across the board. I won't even deign to use that dull, uninteresting new catchphrase to describe it.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I really like it for some reason. But it isn't a five. I was overcome with joy about Onstad possibly releasing all the premium strips to us . . .?
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
I thought it was a 5. Totally Achewood type of comic, which is...refreshing...
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
I 5'd and I'd been not dolling out many 5's of late.
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Same here.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Same here. Probably my first five since the awesome late December strips.

This is a solid, no questions five.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Well, I guess I'm just in the minority then. I just didn't find it even remotely funny. If anything it felt tedious and forced without even a small crack where the humor could hope to seep in and perhaps damage the foundation.

Not a one though because it didn't make me want to stab someone like some other strips.

The last few strips have generally been pretty good too (Beef and his Stomach was only an average, 3 strip) so it's up against some rough immediate competition along with all the many great strips of the past.

We've also been over how I rate before. Getting a 5 means you're destined to go on the Greatest Hits and we've only got so many slots. Can't hand those out all willy-nilly.
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
I used to be a 5-whore but I've toned it down. This is my first since probably "Because I Got Depression."
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Doing the math I've given about 9.27% of the strips a 5. Just looking at my list of 5'd strips I was thinking "hmm... this is too much, I need to exercise more judgment in the future", but I guess that's an appropriate number and very much in line with Sturgeon's Law. Not that average or merely above-average Achewood is crap, but that only 10% is the cream of the crop.
mercuri0us » neu 1 years ago
When I saw Lyle smile, I thought it was because it turned out he actually was a tranny, and he was happy that someone realised.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
You just made the strip so much funnier.
falseprophet » neu 1 years ago
ACE

OF

GAYS
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Lyle becomes a fairy: ACE OF GLADES!
vermy » neu 1 years ago
I'm not sure if HE is a tranny, per-se, but we do know he enjoys helping M2F trannies become comfortable in their new bodies. Drawn what conclusions you will
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
If only.
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
While we're in the spirit of giving gifts that keep on giving, I've unanimously voted to re-post a chub-worthy comment I made on the premium assetbar when this was first posted.

Ray's Financial Manners Guide For A Variety of Social Situations

$6 = cute money
$60 = emergency dinner money. For when you are out at a casual dinner with friends and the situation is too urgent to divvy up the check and calculate tip
$600 ("six hundo") = apology money
$6000 = television court-ordered apology money (NOTE: The maximum that Judge Judy can award is only $5000, but if the mullet-rocking redneck couple managed to beat you in a contest of logic and words there is nothing else proper to do than to congratulate them with an extra $1000 for a well-played match)
$60,000 = the amount you pay for an American car to help out with the recession (MEMO ON CHECK: "Hey Detroit. My condolences. Tell your Mom I said hi.")
$600,000 ("six hundo G's") = A reasonable salary for the CEO of a company right now. The ones that got bailed out are only getting $500,000 because of a stern look from Barack Obama, but since you have not failed at life, you give yourself an extra hundo G to show that business principles still mean something in this town.
$6,000,000 = You are out with your girl at a lavish evening ball where live classical music is playing, which means dancing has rules (too bad). You are in the middle of a conversation with Admiral Ranjit Saravay of the British Navy (you can tell by his ethnicity that he has moved up in the world), learning of his ways. You are just about to impress him with your knowledge of the recent film "Slumdog Millionaire" when your girl does a :-(. Everyone looks at you. This will surely ruin you if it gets out. The amount is silencing money.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
If your company needed to get bailout money then you actually have failed at life more or less. I guess convincing the government to fund your excessive salary despite your own incompetence counts for something, but it doesn't take away that it is still the dick move of a complete bastard.

It's like calling your parents because you're short on rent money and then going out and spending it on beer for a party because you aren't going to be evicted.
falseprophet » neu 1 years ago
There's a miscommunication here.

Ray's company is not being bailed out. He is paying himself $600,000 because he knows that people are suffering out there, and he wants to show that he is a man of the people.

What they didn't show: Ray was paying himself three hundo G's before all this economy started happening and when he realized what was going on elsewhere he corrected things.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I didn't think it was even a thing of Ray's company. I thought it was merely the idea of what a CEO ought to be making. Ray doesn't make a salary. He does not run a company, he does not need to. There is only Ray. Prime Time doesn't need any other employees.
featurelessvoid » neu 1 years ago
A question for those who've sampled the Premium Fanflow: what's the typical rate of content publication there? Is it an update per day? Per week? Twice per hour, but then it ends up getting delayed and delayed until finally emerging three weeks later as a novel-length cartoon? (For clarity, I should note that I'm asking specifically about the frequency of Onstad-generated content, not subscriber-posted content.)
keir » neu 1 years ago
Probably between 4 and 6 times a week including notifications about new strips (subscriber only strips are rare). Just do it, it's only 3 bucks for shit's sake. All your questions will be answered.
tangles » neu 1 years ago
i don't join premium achewood because a) most of my monies still come from my parents, so any free money i have that isn't going to food and/or cigarettes goes toward helping them help me pay interest on student loans and b) achewood already takes up too much of my damn freetime. its too fucking good! i should be doing chemistry, psychology, and religion homework right now, besides playing super smash bros. brawl, keeping in touch with friends and putting the finishing production touches on a song i wrote for my girlfriend, which was supposed to be done in time for valentine's day.
also, i have not showered shaved or eaten in about 1.5 days, because i'm a big hot tranny mess :-(
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
Fuck. Right. Fine. So even you are holding out the gold for the Premium Strips. America's economy prepare to be minutely stimulated by my underpriced Australian dollar (i.e. Onstad, buy yourself one (1) coffee this month).
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
I am sorry woodenteeth. I didn't realize you felt this way. From now on I will give you Extra Special Super Duper Secret Access to the Platinum Select Fanflow

In My Pants...

Also: [IMGS OFF]
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
I feel very uncomfortable...
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
in my pants.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I feel pretty uncomfortable in your pants myself
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
Well, if you fed your pets you wouldn't have this problem. I'm down to a 23 waist.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I felt around in his pants, but I believe the experience was uncomfortable for both of us.
woodenteeth » neu 1 years ago
Oh, I don't know.
tangles » neu 1 years ago
what's a :-( ?
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
Scientifically called Flatus or Flatulance ,it is what happen when gases (mostly Nitrogen and Carbon dioxyde) created by the digestive process are evacuated by the anus, producing a often discernible sound. The smell is mostly made of reduced sulphuric coumpound. The sound is created by the vibration of the anal sphyncter or sometimes the cleched buttocks.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
Assgas
snidedk » neu 1 years ago
crud vapors
belgand » neu 1 years ago
The thing most people fail to recognize due to its general impracticality is that if you gently hold the buttcheeks apart there will be little to no noise. No more than a slight "whoosh". Hard to impossible to do while wearing pants though.
mercuri0us » neu 1 years ago
Heym thanks for the practical advice. I'll try it some time.
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
it's neither (and not that i am good speller, but you don't need to capitalize the name of atoms). it's.. METHANE, aka 'natural gas'. CH4.

hope you feel less stupid. i don't.
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
it's Methane when you are talking about cattle
desert_donkey » neu 1 years ago
it's nitrogen (N2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) when you are talking about guinness.

methane is one bi-product of anaerobic respiration. sulphur dioxide is another... neither are too pleasant to smell. CO2 and N2 are have no scent.
thedrizzle » neu 1 years ago
Nerd it up the Assetbar!
kendieatsbabies » neu 1 years ago
Whatever. It's a beautiful reality show trainwreck, with <i>pleats</i>. Get with the times.
kendieatsbabies » neu 1 years ago
Oh, the shame.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
You are so wrong it hurts, Mrchee. Your opinion is terrible.
skoora » neu 1 years ago
Man, shut up, Lyle. Don't act all shocked and shit.
mercuri0us » neu 1 years ago
Says Lyle.
mygen123 » pro 1 years ago
Any reservations I may have had about the quality of the strip lately are officially quashed. This could make even a hounddog smile.
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
In the recent hiatus, I looked around a little bit. You know, Daisy Owl and such like. No go. None of it. Except this: Subnormality

Not bad for a hoser. Not bad at all.

He ain't no C. T. Onstad, but not bad, damn it!
tekende » neu 1 years ago
Hmm.

I, uh...huh.

I'm not sure what to think of this comic. But I will read some more.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
I have read almost all of the strips and I must say I like it, I really do.
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, he's got a thing going there alright...
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
Humor-wise.
wolfensti » neu 1 years ago
i will be frank with you, maybe i'm a disturbed freak but i can't take it anymore

Dude, it look like your avicon is about to eat a dick.

There, i said it
mercuri0us » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, and he looks really happy about it.
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
That's my kitty giving me a hand face. Seesh! Get your minds out of the gutter.
agentj » neu 1 years ago
In the "kids use inappropriate language" pantheon this ranks above that Will Ferrells daughter-is-his-landlord clip and just below the original Bad News Bears.