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If i was trick or treating and an alive stuffed otter opened the door, I'd hug it.

All things considered, it's amazing/awesome/scary that this hasn't gotten a single fricking lame. That's not an invitation to boardsquatters, by the way.

It couldn't last forever.

Neither can democracy.

System of government rated 3,256,560 Chubbies and 1,172,532 Lames (marked as spam 352 times)

System of government by Democracy was marked as spam too many times an excluded. Democracy: what a douche.

just after i clicked the post button i noticed the typo. apologies.

Phillipe rocks! He can hand out Halloween candy at my place this year!

I don't know, I think the "trick or treat" thign was there just to point out that it was Halloween, but I always assumed Philippe went out to talk to the person in the otter costume.

i hope that wasn't a damaging experience for philippe.

He may need to dip his arm in the toilet to recover

curious ole philippe

Curious old Philippe, hmm? Curious old Philippe, hmm.

A good example of how essential subtle shading of dialogue is to achewood's humor. "Alive stuffed animal", though awkward and grammatically questionable, is much funnier than "living stuffed animal", or "stuffed animal that's come to life". The caps and lack of puncuation lend a nice quality, too.

You took the words right outta my mouth.

No ? allows you to read it as a strong affirmative declaration instead of a question, like someone was really impressed by the extent to which Philippe was an alive stuffed animal. Is that an alive stuffed animal? HOLY CHRIST IS THAT AN ALIVE STUFFED ANIMAL

I agree.

As an aside, a couple weeks ago my dogg remarked that his cousin's new puppy was like an "alive teddy bear," and I was reminded of this strip.

Your use of the word "dogg" was confusing in this context.

The dynamic of them actually being stuffed animals interacting in a human world is kind of lost later in the strip.

Mentioning it every six strips would be redundant.

The use of eyebrows takes a step forward in this strip.

It is a question without a mark

speaking of "mark," the lack of punctuation from the trick or treater in the last panel had me cracking up.

just wanted to share that with the adoring public.

Yeah, why is it that incorrect or missing punctuation can be so funny sometimes?

I don't....know; man?

One of the best off-panel pieces of dialog ever. Honestly. "Holy Christ, is that an Alive stuffed animal." Onestad, hats off to you yet again.

I think you got lamed for spelling Onstad wrong.

1stad

philippe's gonna get us busted!

I bet they give out candy that they made themselves. The kind that your parents won't let you eat, so you hide it and eat it when you're in bed. The BEST kind.