DeGeneres is dating Portia de Rossi. Is she more the stereotype you were hoping for?
uruloki » neu2 years ago
Tobias? Is that you?
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
No. Is that a pop culture reference I'm too stodgy to understand?
straw » neu2 years ago
Evidently!
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
You probably aren't going to get that one or all the subsequent ones, either.
straw » pro2 years ago
I'd applaud you for your prophecy if it wasn't such an easy prediction. Not as easy as predicting an oriental sunrise, but more on the par that the computer will start up. Sometimes it doesn't happen! But as we already see, it's usually the case.
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
Kinder citizens would point me to the movie, TV show, song, or video game in question.
straw » neu2 years ago
My good chum rowboat has pointed you in the right direction in a comment below. Enjoy the act of discovery!
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
My thanks to rowboat. I haven't watched TV since 2004.
blarghamagarky » neu2 years ago
I can imagine Tobias speaking and gesturing this every word. With more gay slippage.
rowboat » pro2 years ago
In case no one plans to answer you, lateadopter, it is a reference from Arrested Development.
Goddamned good show. Watch it.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
You know, I've watched the show and yet I failed to make the connection. For some reason the first thing that came to mind was Thomas Mann's short story "Tobias Mindernickel". Which is great, by the way, but that's neither here nor there.
charchar » neu2 years ago
My first thought was Tobias from Animorphs, which I suppose speaks volume of my character.
ford » neu1 years ago
Me too dude, me too. And apparently eleven other people.
heccibiggs » neu1 years ago
Fourteen. Well, fifteen including me. Whenever I see/hear the name Tobias (which isn't often), I cannot help but think of Animorphs. Man, I miss those books. Did anyone else ever read the Andalite Chronicles?
jonesy » neu1 years ago
of course we're talking about a ya series w/'MOVIN PICTURES!' @ the bottom...but she totally jumped the shark w/the andalite chronicles...
charchar » pro1 years ago
My sister had them, but she threw a fit when I tried to borrow them. I did manage to get in about half of Visser before she took it back.
Dang, I had such a crush on Ax. I think it was our shared awkwardness.
ford » neu1 years ago
I read every single one of those goddamn things. Did anyone else read the Ellimist chronicles? Hork-Bajir?
tekende » neu1 years ago
Y'all some nerds.
dovey » neu1 years ago
Man it's true, but no need to say it. I think it's relevant to remember you've made over 1200 comments on a webcomic messageboard. We're all some serious nerds up ins.
tekende » neu1 years ago
haha, I know. Sheesh. Two lames for that? Someone needs to lighten up a bit.
sirfrederick » neu1 years ago
Possibly two someones.
charchar » neu1 years ago
My sympathy for the Hork-Bajir was a major impetus in my becoming a vegetarian. The Ellimist always creeped me the fuck out (not as badly as the Drode, mind you. ugh)
sje46 » neu1 years ago
Ellimist Chronicles: YES.
Hork-Bajir: Double YES.
I gave my childhood up for Animorphs and I would do it again.
I used to actually believe my pet cat was a nothlit and thus would not change in front of her.
linning » neu1 years ago
Oh man, I had basically the first 20 or 30 something of Animorphs, then, y'know, aged and such. Out of boredom at work a few weeks ago, I wiki'd it, only to discover that the crew had recruited crippled children as cannon fodder, all of my favourites had died awesomely, and Jake had become basically a suicidal, alcoholic Jack-Bauer-with-animal-powers. Fuckin' A man.
nickb285 » pro1 years ago
Holy friggin' crap. That is awesome.
norsef » neu1 years ago
Yes if that's the one where they go back to the age of dinosaurs because they tried to fix a nuclear submarine. As dolphins. That book was really dark for 12 year old me, kind of like when my dad thought Watership Down was a children's film and left me to watch while he cut a bit of wood in half.
Didn't they cause the dinosaur apocalypse by being a dick to the aliens?
i_love_kate » neu1 years ago
The Tobias I always think of, I believe, is a talking cat from some children's book series. Not animorphs, though. Hold on, I need to hit wikipedia.
i_love_kate » neu1 years ago
Found it! Tim and the Hidden People. Funny, the little things that stick in your head.
This was the man I first thought of when I read the name. This is quite curious as I do not enjoy watching football.
semiquaver » neu1 years ago
I was thinking Tobias from Sweeney Todd. Did it bother anyone else that they dumbed his name down to exclusively "Toby" in the movie, instead of using it as his nickname only? Eh.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
I'm not sure if it means anything, really, but I got the Book of Tobias (commonly called the Book of Tobit) from ancient arcana and a painting by Raphael, but couldn't really make a connection from there to Portia....
mikeronomicon » neu1 years ago
That's funny, the first thing I thought of was mortal combat. (Noob Saibot) aka Tobias/Boon-two of the developers from the series.
norrin » neu2 years ago
Arrested Development. It was a great show. Portia played Tobias' wife. Tobias was David Cross, of Mr. Show with Bob and David fame.
The more you know...
daidai » neu2 years ago
He also does spectacular standup comedy.
If you like angry humor.
farqussus » neu2 years ago
Spectacular is an overstatement. It's Not Funny was aptly titled.
I'm just waiting for the lames, but you know it's true. The Pride is Back was way better.
dovey » neu2 years ago
The lames they may come, but for now, a chubby for you!
ford » neu1 years ago
The only Cross stuff I've ever listened to is Shut up, you fucking baby! and i found it pretty funny, but not quite funny enough justify spectacular. Patton Oswalt and Lewis Black are where you go for angry comedy.
ford » neu1 years ago
Also, my avatar should confer my first recommendation to anyone who wants to laugh at things that suck
farqussus » neu1 years ago
Patton is great. Obviously Bill is the king, but he's all dead and shit.
ford » neu1 years ago
He's still got more material out than Patton. Lewis too, i think. Dude was hella prolific.
fallow_fields » neu1 years ago
chubby. David Cross' standup never me laugh or even such as a chortle or your basic snicker
usversusthem » neu2 years ago
Nah, too boxy.
nbgreene » neu2 years ago
heyyyyy hermanoooo
kenyot » neu2 years ago
Buster, you can%u2019t do that on the balcony, buddy?
kenyot » neu2 years ago
I actually blushed once I saw how Assetbar handled my comment. You've made a fool of me for the last time, Assetbar.
daidai » neu2 years ago
How does that happen? Do you type in notepad and paste it in Assetbar or something?
kenyot » neu2 years ago
Test:
Buster, you can't do that on the balcony, buddy?
nbgreene » neu1 years ago
mom says it's too windy
kenyot » neu2 years ago
I checked the accuracy of my quote by first pasting it into Google, and then copying a new version back into Assetbar. In my test, I used science to find out what would happen if I copied something from the Assetbar textbox back into the Assetbar textbox.
wilto » neu2 years ago
Science is something we can all appreciate!
syx » pro2 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
As this is my second post ever, and first attempt at posting a picture here; kindly forgive me my trespasses, should this not work.
straw » neu2 years ago
Shit man, I thought I had chubbies to give here. Listen this is incredible. You are rad.
straw » neu2 years ago
Phew! I thought I had been too friendly on the strip that has your other comment, so as I would not be able to give you your chubby. Might I recommend leaving pithy and insightful commentary on, particularly, "The Party" and "Prank Calling" arcs so that I might distribute to you the correct amount of chubbies?
thatcrazycommie » neu2 years ago
Good work, buddy. You really pulled through.
foolio » pro2 years ago
But maybe there is still hope for the young,
if they reject the dung being slung from the tongues,
of the ignorant fools who call themselves preachers,
and listen instead to their science teachers.
ford » neu1 years ago
Virtual chubby because i just queued up three songs by the Hawkman because of this post.
lazarusloafer » neu1 years ago
Mom says it's too windy.
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
Damn, this replied way too far after all the Arrested Development hullaballo was over. Maybe next time.
kamet » neu1 years ago
Schniiikes.. your avatar makes "Final Countdown" stick in my head. (sigh)
sirfrederick » neu1 years ago
Their wedding was rather beautiful.
juanclaudius » neu2 years ago
chubbied for what'll probably be called feminazism. thorfinn was obviously joking, but even jokes can lead to serious attitudes.
iidebaser » neu2 years ago
it was a lame joke. that's what lames are for.
hbaranov » neu1 years ago
No, lames are obviously for being a cock to someone, on the grounds that, the internet makes you anonymous, and therefore a dickwad.
dovey » neu1 years ago
Ah, John Gabriel's Greater Theory of Internet Fuckwads!
tekende » pro1 years ago
Yes! High five!
farqussus » neu2 years ago
This misdirected sensitivity is so frustrating I can can't even begin to convey it. Guess I'll just go watch porn and feel better.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
It was a joke. I thought the whole "getting it on after they notice they have the same color shoes" thing made that pretty clear. Porn plotlines are ridiculous like that.
Delivery guy: "Here's your pizza ma'am"
Girl: "I'm not paying for this, I ordered extra sausage"
Delivery guy: "I've got some sausage for you right here" <unzips pants>
catgrl131 » neu2 years ago
I thought she was joking in return, but I dunno. You tell me, loneal.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
I would've maybe thought so too, but the last sentence and the "that's not funny" follow-up made it pretty evident in my opinion.
sortelli » neu2 years ago
This conversation is magical. I hope ya'll's blood pressure isn't directly linked to how many lames you accrue.
catgrl131 » neu2 years ago
It's grl. Catgrl. I am offended by that extra i. Shame on you.
bjorntd » neu2 years ago
riotcatgrrl131?
catgrl131 » neu2 years ago
Yes, and duly chubbied.
loneal » neu2 years ago
I am sorry. I have failed you. I will hang my head in shame.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
Hm, not a bad defence, but I think it's presumptuous and wrong to say thorfinn was presenting it "from [his] own perspective." It's more like he was implicitly setting up a proxy character who was clearly not himself and then using him to make the kind of statement that a typically offensive character would make for the purpose of satirizing such thinking. And I really don't think your response qualifies as a joke, since it was just direct sarcasm, but maybe that's just my biased reading.
But you're right, let's not get worked up about it. I'm just suggesting that maybe your refusal to appreciate irony in this case only serves to further inscribe you in the patriarchal Symbolic order of binary absolutes and is thus counter-productive.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
(I'm enjoying this tremendously, by the way)
loneal » neu2 years ago
"I'm just suggesting that maybe your refusal to appreciate irony in this case only serves to further inscribe you in the patriarchal Symbolic order of binary absolutes and is thus counter-productive."
Okay that was amazing.
I guess I was counting sarcasm as a joke. Maybe sarcasm doesn't count as a joke, per se.
Anyway, whatever. I am also tremendously enjoying this, but only because I am sexually attracted to Internet fights.
johnnyc » neu2 years ago
I'd say Todd's established existence as a little ball of offensive opinions and cocaine abuse is different from Thorfinn setting up a proxy character.
saucy_jack » neu2 years ago
So in order to make simple jokes, we have to set up a goddamn backstory to avoid somebody getting oversensitive and going off on us?
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
No, it's implicitly done. When you jokingly make a comment that would at face value be taken as 'offensive' or bigoted, but deliberately and obviously exaggerate it to the point that it becomes ridiculous, you are not being racist/sexist but satirizing racist/sexist beliefs by showing how ridiculous they are. I am only laying this out here in such detail in the hopes that at least one person will finally get it through their head and that at least one exchange like this can be avoided in the future.
usversusthem » neu2 years ago
Achilleselbow, I commend you. It's nice to know I'm not the only one who gets the setting up of proxy douchebag characters as a comic device. Your navigation of this tricky situation has been most interesting to read.
johnnyc » neu2 years ago
I wasn't necessarily disagreeing with you, I was just saying that perhaps Todd was not the best example?
farqussus » neu1 years ago
I was going to go to Uni. I started an Arts degree, but three months in to the Renaissance philosophers, at the age of seventeen, I thought, what's the point? What are all these essays going to do for me? So I quit. Now I can't even JOIN a fight on the internet, let alone win one.
SO THIS IS WHAT TERTIARY EDUCATION IS FOR!
loneal » neu1 years ago
Oh my GOD, I just saw a thing, I just saw a thing! Thorfinn's post that I responded to was in response to something else. I was scrolled to a part of the page where there was nothing further to the left, and I assumed it was a response to the strip, and not that "Lesbians are man's greatest achievement." It was totally irony, and I thought it was just a horrible, non-ironic joke. No wonder folks got so mad at me! Holy shit! Your proxy theory is 100% valid.
blindspot » neu1 years ago
Once again, we can blame all of our problems on Assetbar.
Huzzah!
achilleselbow » neu1 years ago
Chubbied for sitting under a lamp that helps you admit you're wrong :-) Sorry if I kinda exploded in my first response.
snowman » neu1 years ago
I'm gonna go ahead and say it. This entire exchange has been really embarrassing. Jesus, I expected someone to start quoting Paglia or something.
loneal » neu1 years ago
It's cool, dude, I exploded, too! Although judging by the chubby/lame distribution on those first two comments, a lot of people made the same mistake I did, or maybe just plain old misread thorfinn's comment as non-ironic.
Oh man, that was so weird. I'm all, "Achilleselbow is making a coherent, eloquent argument, so he seems intelligent, but he's making up all this irony where there is none." And then everything snapped into place.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
Love your authenticity about this, but seriously...
Ya'll thinking way too much! Think less, BE more!
Critics and Reporters all get to comment on the performance and the game, and think the whole thing through, but have no power to really affect how good the performance is or who wins the game.
Only the people on the stage or in the field have anything to do with that, and they are so busy BEING part of the outcome they have no time to spend thinking about it.
thorfinn » neu1 years ago
When I initially posted it, there was only one post in between my post and the one it replied to, then people started replying like crazy and it pushed them apart, making it much less clear that I was replying to tombsgrave. I find this is often the case with assetbar comments.
irondave » neu1 years ago
Illustrating absurdity by being absurd? That's just crazy enough to work!
augeno13 » neu1 years ago
see, i didn't think yours was a joke so much as it was sarcasm.
flynn » neu2 years ago
Lesbians are MAN's greatest achievement? Somebody's lookin to get Queer Raged. It's a good thing this isn't Livejournal.
bjorntd » neu2 years ago
Man, there are hella lesbians around where I live. They're all not interested at all in dating me.
lost_buoy » neu1 years ago
Lay off the Axe, and maybe you'll get an invitation to The Crunchy Green Elephant or some such vegan establishment.
Party on, bjorntd!
bjorntd » neu1 years ago
Party on, lost_buoy!
varnish » neu2 years ago
Consider the character who is saying it.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
It is not true. Cuervo can however make girls hit on guys, and then vomit on them. I've seen it happen. One of my buddies, who was drunk on the Cuervo as well was all standing there, then this girl we both knew came up and started flirting with him, then threw up on him, then fell down onto the couch and took a nap. It was hilarious
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
Good god, two posts within ten minutes, both with dependent clauses set off, both missing the comma after the clause. My syntax is terrible today.
biff » neu2 years ago
Not only have you displayed a much finer grasp of the English language than most, you have owned up to errors most would not have even noticed.
As far as I am concerned, you are absolved.
Chubbied, even.
straw » pro2 years ago
It's all right. If it makes you feel any better I was reading it as hastily-written and perhaps completely idiomatic.
daidai » neu2 years ago
No spelling errors are a plus though.
harhar.
straw » neu2 years ago
Chubby'd because I made that same joke the other day and some nice soul was soullishly nice enough to chubby me for it.
zadig » neu1 years ago
As an English major, I can totally relate to your getting neurotic over dependent clauses, comma usage, and whether I used the right word or not.
thorfinn » neu1 years ago
I am not an english major, but way back in the day, I had a WR 095 teacher who was horribly anal about grammar (An A quality paper could get knocked down to a low B for 2-3 minor grammatical errors) that many of the rules just got burned into my brain. I am a double science major, which means that assetbar is one of the few places where I get to type anything that isn't in the third person, passive voice, and past tense. I'm usually all like "10 mL of 1.0M HCl was added. A change in color from violet to orange was observed in the solution.". I hate Gen Chem, I hate it right in the face. It makes sense that I have to take it as a Geology/Physics major, but it bores the shit out of me.
bjorntd » neu1 years ago
Is double science anything like double music?
If so: AWESOME.
snoozebar » neu1 years ago
Combine your loves!
"High upon the misty mountain fortress, thorfinn worked slavishly at his creation. A drop of sweat rolled down the side of his handsome, square-jawed face and onto his rock-hard pectorals. It was not just for his science that the village wenches came to him.
With great care, he added 10mL of 1.0M HCl to the violet solution, and waited. The seconds ticked by. Nothing. Was it all in vain? Would he be doomed to failure yet one more time? Wait: the solution, it was changing, blossoming into a vicious, roiling orange. It had worked! He had done it!
'Fools!', he cried triumphantly, 'They will mock me no more!'"
If I was your TA, I know which one *I'd* want to read.
snoozebar » neu1 years ago
I'm an ex-physics major, by the way, so grade my grammar accordingly.
thorfinn » neu1 years ago
It saddens me that I have no chubby to give you for such a brilliant post.
em2 » neu1 years ago
It has been done for you, sir.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
Repeatedly!
tekende » pro1 years ago
Hilarious!
snoozebar » neu1 years ago
Thanks! I try.
kenyot » neu1 years ago
Sometimes I am too willy-nilly with my chubbies. Sometimes I use all of the allotted chubbies before I get a chance to read a post like yours. I am left with only a virtual chubby to offer you. Please accept this virtual token of appreciation for such a fine post.
dovey » neu1 years ago
I too, can only offer theoretical chubbies. But you can have as many as you like.
achilleselbow » neu1 years ago
The great thing about Achewood fans is that they write fan fiction about each other rather than about Achewood. I think we're onto something here.
odei » neu1 years ago
Webcest!
straw » pro1 years ago
V-Chubb'd for "hate it right in the face."
m3funkyb » neu2 years ago
This is true, after having consumed an amount of Cuervo disproportionate to her weight, a girl told me "You're cute," asked me, "Do you have a condom?" then said "BLehagghargh" on my face.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
Seriously, I think Showbiz may count that reaction a plus.
andersmn » neu2 years ago
bonerville!
circadin » neu2 years ago
Something about the combination of your comment and your avatar made me fall out of my chair. Thank you.
rienne » neu2 years ago
The Cuervo statement is a bold claim by a cartoon cat from circumstances. The statements made by him are not scientifically proven.
...but there's always hope.
bourbonsamurai » neu2 years ago
It is occasionally true, but mostly on the class of lady where your success would just make you sad all day.
lost_buoy » neu2 years ago
Cuervo is to Tequila as "downer cattle" are to Filet Mignon.
radishes » neu2 years ago
Yes. Cuervo is gross. Patron WHAT
fineoakstructure » neu2 years ago
Ah, Patron. The Cliff Notes answer to classy liquor. It'll get the job done, but you didn't put in the effort that was due.
Lazy grammar, barely interesting comment. I give it 3
Beefs.
lost_buoy » neu2 years ago
Corazon Reposado for me. But for someone with the tag "fineoakstructure," I'm thinking Tres Generaciones Maduro.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
It's Laphroaig for me. Tequila gives me heartburn.
bourbonsamurai » neu2 years ago
Lagavulin and Arbeg, if we're gonna talk about scotch. Can we talk about scotch? That would be awesome.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
Not a big fan of the Ardbeg (not even going to try the diacritics) and I haven't tried Lagavulin. Bowmore is pretty good though.
straw » neu2 years ago
Trust bourbonsamurai and myself, Lagavulin is incredible. Got myself a little bottle of the 25 stashed away for special occasions.
flazisismuss » neu2 years ago
I used to have this awful boss who was a lazy, cheap bastard and a compulsive liar. I constantly had to cover for him, fix problems, take heat from clients, etc. etc. His father was (allegedly) a former general in the South Vietnamese army, and all his buddies gave him scotch as a present, even though nobody in their family drank.
Long story short, once I figured all of this out I demanded bottles of scotch from him to fix his problems. I am still waiting for the right occasion to finish the Lagavulin 25 and the last sip of the Laphroaig 30.
I kind of miss that guy.
hootplate » neu2 years ago
I kind of hate you now. Duly chubbied.
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
chubbied for being in the same room as a guy who owned this stuff. For actually getting a hold of it yourself I'm going to have to find a way of going back in time and making you my personal childhood friend.
straw » neu2 years ago
Say, you want to come to my room?
lost_buoy » neu1 years ago
Nobody mentioned Talisker in this Scotch discussion! The Isle of Skye is so sad and alone now. Strange how it's the only single malt distillery on the Isle and it's the home of the great fortress of the Clan McLeod. So: There can be only one.
stormagnet » pro1 years ago
Um. Can I be your new drinking buddy? Pretty please?
juanclaudius » neu2 years ago
I know very little about scotch aside from Glen Livet is delicious. If the subject were to turn to bourbon, my words would be finer-tuned.
straw » neu2 years ago
Knob Creek: "yea" or "emphatically yea"?
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
moderately emphatic yea
Maker's Mark is also good
mattfish » neu2 years ago
Maker's Mark and Knob Creek are to bourbon what Patron is to tequila, minus the "overpriced". Good, but do your homework and don't just buy whatever's on the second highest shelf at the store
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
They're good compared to the Jim Beam I usually drink. I don't usually buy the super high-end bourbon. If I'm paying more than $30-$40 for a fifth of whiskey, it better have crossed an ocean to get to me.
mattfish » neu2 years ago
next time you go to buy a bottle of jim beam (white label, I assume), pick up evan williams and compare. You'll save a couple dollars and it will be better.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
I've actually been drinking a lot of Jim Beam Rye lately, but I enjoy the white label as well, I'll have to give Evan Williams a try.
straw » neu2 years ago
Beam Black is nice but overpriced. As far as I can tell, EW and Beam White are the same drink.
flazisismuss » neu2 years ago
If you like Jim Beam Rye, try Wild Turkey Rye. It makes the JB taste like paint thinner. Even better, though it's expensive and hard to find, is the Old Potrero Rye. It is the best non-scotch whisky I've had.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
I will do that
mattfish » neu2 years ago
Potrero's ridiculous, but it overpowers rye cocktails like crazy. I like baby Sazerac for my Manhattans and such. WT Rye and JB Rye feel like wastes of money when there's good ol' Overholt for ten bucks a liter.
flazisismuss » neu2 years ago
Agreed. If you're going to use it for mixed drinks, I would go with Wild Turkey Rye for something that needed some sweetness and Sazerac (the rye, not the mixed drink made with rye) is with no doubt the best base for a Manhattan.
I think I got into rye at too advanced an age to appreciate Old Overholt. I bet I would have loved that in high school.
straw » neu2 years ago
Well, you wouldn't make a manhattan out of Bulleit so you wouldn't make a rye drink with Potrero.
scramblesthedog » neu1 years ago
Actually I make manhattans with Bulleit all the time. Yum.
straw » neu2 years ago
When I spend money I drink Bulleit or Booker's. Knob Creek and WT101 are priced identically, economically, and I usually flip a coin. The point is that they're both at least 50% alcohol and taste great for or in spite of it.
hellofyellin » neu2 years ago
Find and consume 1792 and Basil Haydens.
Beam is what bourbon drinkers who drink too much drink.
straw » neu2 years ago
I can corroborate this.
thorfinn » neu1 years ago
I definitely fall into that category, I buy Jim Beam by the handle.
stonecrab » pro9 months ago
Beam tastes like dog vitamins smell.
scramblesthedog » neu1 years ago
I find Booker's much too "hot," which is to say its high alcohol content makes it taste like burning. In my mouth. But many other people dig it, so maybe I'm too sensitive.
hellofyellin » neu1 years ago
Try with a little water. It'll take down the heat and release some of the more noble flavors of the bourbon.
straw » neu2 years ago
O, but I completely agree about Maker's Mark.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
I gave a glass of Laphroaig Quarter Cask to a girl I used to date, and she said "It tastes like an oily tree". I think there is a small gene mutation that makes women unable to enjoy a good Islay malt.
stormagnet » con1 years ago
False. Retract.
flazisismuss » neu2 years ago
Tequila is like everything else, only more so. If you're going to drink it, drink the best. I have fond memories of Herradura Seleccion Suprema Anejo. It's like injecting the essence of fire directly into your soul. It is unlikely that I will make such a financially reckless purchase again soon, but luckily a good 85% of my extant memories feature liquor.
straw » neu2 years ago
I wouldn't say so much the essence of fire, but rather the essence of Huehueteotl, the Aztec god of fire.
straw » pro2 years ago
Now now, Patron Silver does have the benefit of, unlike many tequilas, being worth half what people charge you for it. For me, Herrada is the good stuff. Priced the same as the below-mentioned Corazon, but with a nicer set of complexities in my opinion. Of course, I don't have much experience with tequila; gin's my bag.
mattfish » neu2 years ago
Herradura is likely going to start dropping off in quality because they've been acquired by Brown-Forman.
Gin is also my bag. Let's divert this conversation. I like Boodles and Plymouth. Yum.
straw » neu2 years ago
Ah, a Boodles man! We are few and we need to be more vocal. It's just impossible to get in Maine, and the NH State stores only ever seem to have 750ml. It isn't my favorite gin, but it might well be the most versatile gin I've ever encountered.
I get a lot of flak for this, but Tanqueray is my choice. I was raised on it as mother's milk and something about it just exemplifies a straightforward gin for me because of the heritage.
mattfish » neu2 years ago
I'm gonna hate on Tanqueray forever for getting rid of Malacca, but it's still a darn decent drink. I don't even think Ten is better than the standard pour, either.
I can't find Boodles damn near anywhere too, but you're right, it's just fantastic enough in just about every way, especially for the money.
straw » neu2 years ago
Ten is overpriced and not that great. I bought it once and all subsequent times it came into my possession as gifts.
Yeah, but it's definitely worth making a trip out-of-state for.
margargaret » neu1 years ago
I was just going to put in a word for Boodles, but you guys got to it first. Boodles is the gin that made me a gin drinker.
missilekapitain » neu1 years ago
It is all about the Plymouth gin.. Tanqueray is Gorden's with some taste. Yes I am from Plymouth and yes the Plymouth Gin factory gives some brilliant freebies on their tour..... So maybe I am just biased with free gin? One of my favourite radio messages sent ever was one sent to the Royal Navy in World War two saying that the Blackfriars distillery was bombed but worry not as Plymouth Gin will still be distilled!! Priorities are correct there!
flazisismuss » neu1 years ago
I now will try Plymouth on the strength of this recommendation... from HISTORY!
straw » neu1 years ago
It is a fine gin. An excellent gin. But it somehow didn't strike me well enough as to stump for it.
missilekapitain » neu1 years ago
Helps when you can get it for £10 a bottle thanks to living by the factory.. and spending a silly amount of time drunk there thanks to it being in an area where there is 5 flats for every pub.
mattfish » neu1 years ago
Let me just go out on a limb and defend Gordon's for a second; the stuff we get in the US is different from the Gordon's that's sold at home. Plymouth is also unabashadly not a London Dry; it doesn't try to be.
missilekapitain » neu1 years ago
I know Plymouth is not a London dry. It is one of the few provincial gins still being distilled today.
mattfish » neu1 years ago
I know you know this, the point being that they're different enough that I simply cannot dismiss london dry gin as being inferior to Plymouth outright
deusoma » pro1 years ago
You know, as a man with little experience in the way of varied alcohol, after a while all these posts just sort of blur together into one massive "HOORAY FOR DRINKING" sign. And yet I'm enthralled. I could watch you guys argue the merits of various boozes all night.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
I'm a life-long tea-toddler, and I still found this entire thing hella interesting. I've never touched any of it, but I've smelled different kinds, and bought my share of rounds for mates, and seen the different impacts of different types. I've seen as many people get vicious mean on Cuervo as I've seen get mad ruddy.
professorhazard » neu2 years ago
I once gave a lady some Cuervo with the instructions that she should "do ANYTHING". That lady was Marie Curie.
straw » neu2 years ago
I strangely am not displeased that I can't give you a chubby.
professorhazard » neu1 years ago
I... don't know how to take that.
jlynes » neu1 years ago
I am not saddened that I am not unable to place upon your comment the opposite of a lame; which is to say, I did not stint to accord your original statement the approbations it does, indeed, deserve.
Translation: HELL OF CHUBBIES, YO
professorhazard » pro1 years ago
Thanks for keeping it real, terror-Mooninite-style, jlynes.
bacter » neu2 years ago
Am I going to be the only one to say it? Gotta be careful who you call a son of a bitch, Beef! I mean, in your case it may still be a thing to say, but...
spectre » pro2 years ago
Been a wedding caterer in my day, dude, and sorry, Cuervo is no more powerful than anything else 120 proof. The Lez is either IN the girl or it is not. Alchohol is but a key; there must be something inside that wants out;.
silver_lake » neu2 years ago
Also Sprach Wedding Caterer
I respectfully disagree; I do not think a girl will lez on vodka. Straight to the vomiting.
bixschmix » neu1 years ago
I have never catered a wedding (though I have DJed and photographed them). Nevertheless, I can say, as a firsthand witness, that some girls will indeed be persuaded to lez out by vodka, though spectre's right about needing a little lez there in the first place.
mattfish » neu2 years ago
80 proof, plus up to 49% trash spirits
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
whether or not the lez is in her or not, the vomit is ALWAYS in her, just waiting to let itself out.
meetzorp » neu1 years ago
heh
tekende » pro1 years ago
Virtual chubby, hehehe.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
To you sir, I grant a chubby.
I laughed so hard, I nearly wet myself.
zaratustra » neu2 years ago
You can get them to kiss, but that's hardly 'lezzing out' by my standards.
heccibiggs » neu1 years ago
I, personally, find gin to be more effective.
dj_douche » neu1 years ago
Put it this way: On balance, the chances of chicks lezzing out are higher if they have had Cuervo, than if they have not had Cuervo.
darkkarma42 » pro8 months ago
I have lezzed out on Cuervo before
spectre » pro2 years ago
But if they have a litter, she will lactate. And then Ray will have new nieces/nephews to Do Right what he has Not Done Right with Li'l Nephew.
tekende » pro2 years ago
Roast Beef does not think they shoud party.
earendil » neu2 years ago
Roast Beef can be a party animal. However, he nearly always regrets it the next morning...
wittyname » neu2 years ago
He usually ends up singing showtunes, rapping, and/or being a notorious dead president.
hateandwar » neu2 years ago
But they totally shold.
tekende » con2 years ago
Were you making sure everyone else got the joke I just made?
professorhazard » con2 years ago
I'm pretty sure the astute reader will notice that I did not make the same sentiment as you. Just the opposite, in fact. But thanks for being a cock about it, anyway.
daidai » neu2 years ago
Spelling errors are a funny thing -- some will get you 8 chubbies, while others will get you 4 lames.
straw » neu2 years ago
Apparently at least one person is fantastically obtuse.
tekende » neu2 years ago
Okay, granted, it was not the exact same thing I said. But what, then, was the purpose of your comment? Was it meant to be read with emphasis on the should, as in "They shoud party," as though emphatically agreeing with hateandwar?
professorhazard » neu2 years ago
Roundabouts this exact part of the conversation - the part where someone is expected to justify why it is cool to make a reference to something at one point and not at another - is when I exercise my prerogative to do the Acheworld community a favor, and cease discussion of the matter at hand.
But for those of you that just won't be able to sleep tonight without an explanation, I just thought it would be nice to couple together Showbiz's two spelling variations in one place, for the solidarity of partying as a lifestyle in general.
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
Tek, I don't think he noticed that you had already made that particular spelling error.
tekende » neu1 years ago
I think you're right.
cpnglxynchos » neu1 years ago
i think you're right thinkin' he's right.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
Man. These comments have been very angry.
heccibiggs » neu1 years ago
They really have. So much hate in Acheworld today, and I'm only like a third of the way down the page.
Oh jeez, he's just throwing his entire being into that dance.
nymphadoria » pro2 years ago
However, being the 'ichi-ban party muchacho, it will be difficult to pass it up. Now, ladies 'lezing' out at a wedding, well that's the ultimate party.
davey-boy » neu2 years ago
In attempting to alienate his brother, Roast Beef has given Showbiz license to ruin his wedding.
tekende » pro2 years ago
I R O N Y
usversusthem » neu2 years ago
Yeah, I don't think that was strategically a very good move on Beef's part.
jesler729 » neu2 years ago
Sounds like things could get pretty wacky!
grombly » neu2 years ago
although this has nothing to do with the strip i'd like to show you all an article in the Guardian today http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/mar/13/ukcrime/
that image is a cropped-out version of her wearing the rabbit ambulance t-shirt.
is it pathetic i shared this with you? possibly, but i feel just that little bit more when it comes to matters involving fellow achewoodians.
grombly » neu2 years ago
they were probably Bauhaus fans.
fineoakstructure » neu2 years ago
You have to be willing to throw your life away for a Bauhaus reference.
dovey » neu2 years ago
Bela Lugosi did.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
I'm having trouble following your logic here...
saucy_jack » neu2 years ago
Oh I still think it is OK to like a band. But then I think that unless you are literally asking to be beaten to death, you are not asking to be beaten to death.
straw » neu2 years ago
I really don't know which way to go with this comment, morally.
tekende » neu1 years ago
These are confusing times.
grombly » neu2 years ago
also WHO THE HELL CHUBBIED ME YOU JUST CHUBBIED DEATH ARE YOU HAPPY NOW
usversusthem » neu2 years ago
I just lamed it to balance out the universe.
opalleye » neu2 years ago
Don't you tell me what I can and can't chubby. I chubbied in memoriam, not out of sympathy for death. Death, much like slavery, is not cool.
daidai » neu2 years ago
You cannot come to my funeral. A chubby is not a memorial.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
Thank you for clarification.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
Death is. Of itself, it is neither happy nor sad. It is a door to another kind of life.
That she is dead does not sorrow me as much as the way she died. The anger and hatred expressed. The useless pain of a senseless battering. The absolute and ultimate invalidation of another human life. The drunken disregard for life itself. The lack of awareness of the perps. Do they not see that they have beaten themselves?
The existence of our Achewood fellow traveler is yet a happier one than that of her attackers.
snowman » neu2 years ago
how did you know she was wearing that shirt?
grombly » neu2 years ago
i initially read the article in the newspaper and that had the full image.
mrobin604 » neu2 years ago
This is the full picture:
[IMGS OFF]
straw » neu2 years ago
DiSaGrEeMeNt BoX
anitrophaeron » pro2 years ago
I am on Grombly's side. Mr. Obin is probably just good with photoshop and has nothing better to do with his life. Not a damned thing.
rowboat » pro2 years ago
Uh oh!
I hope you have a good explanation for this, Grombly!
kenyot » neu2 years ago
What do you have to say for yourself, Grombly?
grombly » neu2 years ago
i will find a scanner next week to back my point up. stand by...
grombly » neu2 years ago
i think i just disgusted myself by succumbing to your demands of proof
[IMGS OFF]
straw » neu2 years ago
Not to mention that doesn't resemble the picture the Guardian has/d up.
I guess I mean...
Print and internet media are different?
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
Different picture, same girl, same sadness.
Thank you grombly, for bringing it to our attention.
straw » neu2 years ago
Also, ain't no one had a whip to yout back.
This is pretty much the saddest assetbar.
fineoakstructure » neu1 years ago
She sure did smile a lot for a Goth.
lolsworth » neu3 weeks ago
Here clothes were blacker than the blackest cloth, her skin was whiter than the snows of Hoth, she wore Dr. Martens and a heavy cross, but on the inside she was a Happy Goth.
rowboat » pro2 years ago
Quote:
Shall we batter him?
Even at their darkest and most menacing, Britons are still completely hilarious.
tekende » pro2 years ago
Virtual chubby.
baryonyx » neu2 years ago
Frankly I wouldn't be surprised by "Bash the gloopy devotchka's litso in!"
comrade_tom » neu1 years ago
Dude, not something to fucking joke about!
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
I heard about this from a bulletin on MySpace a while ago. It's pretty fucking sad. As much as we all love to make fun of goths, we all know they are far closer to us in kind than the degenerates that would stomp on someone's head for the way they were dressed. When I read stuff like this it takes all the liberal in me not to make a rash outburst recommending some sort of chav-cleansing.
apocowarg » pro1 years ago
My thoughts after reading this type of news are always dark and violent. I think this is a bad thing but I am not sure. I'm a believer in lex talionis but I don't really feel the offenders in this case should be beaten to death. What immediately comes to mind is a well-dressed gentleman dispassionately executing each of them by firing a single .22 round into the soft part head behind the left ear at an upward angle.
apocowarg » pro1 years ago
p.s. "of the".
irondave » neu1 years ago
Go ahead and have your outburst. I won't judge you. Later, you can downgrade whatever you mean by "cleansing" to "permanently imprison." The decent people in some places are going to have to sack up when it comes to criminals pretty soon.
johnnyc » neu1 years ago
See, I took cleansing to mean, "bathe." Lord knows most chavs could use it. Maybe it'd help their demeanour?
cpnglxynchos » neu1 years ago
stinky body=stinky attitude.
we're on to something here.
mo_rose » neu2 years ago
I read about this on bbc.co.uk two days ago. Its not often I wish this country had a death sentence but this was one of those times.
baryonyx » neu2 years ago
Goddamn it. Goddamn humans.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
People ain't no good.
tekende » pro1 years ago
Nick Cave said it best.
apocowarg » pro1 years ago
I'm a little surprised how much this story has been staying with me all day. I'm usually all flippant about people dying, all "Check it out, I recorded World's Worst Rickshaw Disasters, pause it there, that dude is totally getting pulled into the spokes." but this one makes me very sad. I think it's the pointless brutality of the deaths, the ignorance of killers and the fact that I have many times thought about buying that same shirt if my dang credit card wasn't always maxed. This may be my saddest thing.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
When we identify with the victims, we take it more personally. Would the sentiment be the same if she wore a different shirt?
When will we learn that there is no "them"?
There's just "us"!
And we really don't treat ourselves very nice sometimes.
cpnglxynchos » neu1 years ago
man why you even got to do a thing...
comrade_tom » neu1 years ago
Must say when i read about this i felt pretty much like Mr Kazenzakis, plain cold depressed
higuma » pro2 years ago
Of course, this raises the important question: does Molly have eight nipples?
dasuta » neu2 years ago
Oh god. What have you done! That was completely uncalled for, and i'll never be able to look at her the same way again!
Oh man I hit reply way too early.
[IMGS OFF]
Garfield listen to me.
You have forbidden me from laughter since the day I cracked open a newspaper
Now I pay for this house and I pay for your lasagna
So as of this day I am the LAW and I am the LASH do your hear me!
whoisspain » neu1 years ago
garfield if you continue to keep fucking up the comics page then you are about to enter a world where the only activity that exists is tasting my hog
forshame » neu1 years ago
Just to make sure we've all been made aware of how garfield can be vastly improved as a comic
http://garfieldminusgarfield.tumblr.com/page/1
forshame » neu1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
forshame » neu1 years ago
damn, that didn't work so nice. hopefully some relevant information can be extracted from that
tekende » pro1 years ago
Yes, I've seen those. It's really funny, and interesting how such a simple change turns Garfield from completely worthless to something that actually has some artistic merit.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
Yeah! A friend of mine turned me on to that just a couple of days ago. I was instantly hooked. It's almost like Garfield if it were written by P.T. Anderson, or something.
straw » pro2 years ago
I think the sequence from when Beef's on the moon is good too. Let's mix them together!
[IMGS OFF]
Now there's five, just like the happy-Beef rating system!
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
He's so pissed off that his rage melted the phone into an oblong shape.
dwodles » pro2 years ago
He's also so pissed that he can't speak in the last two pictures. Dude is TOO PISSED to SPEAK.
catgrl131 » neu2 years ago
How do you tell between two and three?
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
It appears that straw left out 1, then posted 3 twice. If I trusted assetbar not to mangle my post, I would put up a picture of what the scale shoulud look like
straw » neu2 years ago
Yeah, it was a mistake. I meant to have the halfway face from the moon strip but fucked up. Ah well, I still have the gif of Ray dancing to Toto.
peterjoel » neu2 years ago
The nice thing about images is that you can change them after you post them. For the previous post I actually posted 6 versions of Mr Bear and Beef's facial expressions until I was happy. Yeah... I should have waited till it was right in the first place - I'm just so damned instinctive.
straw » neu2 years ago
Though I realize this, I was about to go to dinner at the time. And right now I'm drunk. Maybe I'll do it tomorrow? Only the history of Saturday will tell.
c_dizzle » neu2 years ago
How do you know which IS 2 or 3?
straw » neu2 years ago
The point is, when I get around to updating the link, this comment is not going to make any sense.
a-halter » neu2 years ago
Oh Showbiz, you will be the death of me.
sevendaughters » neu2 years ago
He totally seems like the kind of cat to refer to certain kinds of women as 'killer hardbodies'.
tekende » pro2 years ago
His idea of a worthwhile woman consists of a little hardbody who'll satisfy all of his demands without being too slutty about it and essentially keep her dumb fuckin' mouth shut.
zeal » neu2 years ago
Patrick, you really need to stop repeating what your friends say at lunch.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
You are my term paper from last semester come back to haunt me.
tekende » neu2 years ago
I'm assuming your term paper was somehow related to American Psycho or Bret Easton Ellis?
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
I sure hope so. Otherwise my professor must have been pretty surprised.
straw » neu2 years ago
Hey. What's up?
grombly » neu2 years ago
did i ever tell you of the time i got these chicks to lez out for me?
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
The statement "I'm not making this up" is usually either preceded or followed by something which has been made up
tekende » neu2 years ago
I know that, but in this case it is true. I really am not making that up.
I'm not claiming I got them to strip in front of me, or give me a tandem blow job or anything. They just made out.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
I wasn't saying I don't believe you, it's just one of those things. Like when people say "trust me", the initial response is usually not to trust them.
ford » neu1 years ago
Watch me get more lames:
I did the same thing once at a party. Both girls were average-looking, but as a bonus i did videotape it (camera phone).
Yes I am bragging. Apologies.
tekende » neu1 years ago
You did not get more lames.
johnnyrocker » neu2 years ago
"Tandem Blow Job" is a terrific term, and brings to mind
carefree summer days spent getting head on a two-person bike.
straw » neu2 years ago
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do...
And maybe you could bring your sister?
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
I'm no pee-sychiatrist, but I'm going to surmise that you got lamed for presenting yourself as the sort of guy who:
1) Feel it appropriate to make such a request
2) Associate with the sorts of girls that would comply
3) Found it necessary to share this fact on the messageboard of a comic strip whose target readers would mostly resent you for the above while a part of them perhaps secretly envied you for the same.
Besides, all of this combined with American Psycho references might make you come off as some Duke Lacrosse sort of guy. Which I hope is not the case because I've generally found your presence welcome, so what would that say about me?
echidnaboy » neu2 years ago
Such tales (which inevitably come across as bragging, though I don't think that was the intention), in combination with the Bateman avatar, are a little... worrying. Tekende, please don't start posting about how you nailed them both while checking yourself out in the mirror and then electrocuted their HELL OF CENSORED I AM NOT GOING THERE
tekende » neu2 years ago
Mm, I didn't mean to give that impression. But, I mean, it's not like I brought this up out of nowhere. Someone else (presumably joking) brought up getting chicks to lez out, which reminded me of the time I did, so I shared the tale.
I can assure you, I am pretty much the exact opposite of Patrick Bateman (and the type of person I suppose you mean by "Duke lacrosse sort of guy" (they were innocent, you know)), which is probably why I enjoy the movie so much.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
They were indeed innocent, but from what I've seen in the transcripts and reports, they were also douchebags. I am glad you are not such.
As much as I hate to be that "the book was better" guy, I have to say that the movie has nothing on the book in terms of disturbing and graphic imagery. If the movie was rated R, one would have to invent an entirely new alphabet to give the book a rating.
dovey » neu2 years ago
American Psycho is the only book I have ever seen being sold from behind the counter in a plain brown plastic wrapper. I kid you not.
tekende » neu1 years ago
That's weird. It's not like the cover has anything offensive on it.
tekende » pro1 years ago
I find the book and the movie complement each other quite nicely. I don't think one is better than the other, but they are different enough that experiencing each of them is new while still somewhat familiar.
And yeah, the lacrosse guys probably were douchebags. I wouldn't know personally, but from what I learned through various media, they did not seem like people I would enjoy spending time with.
straw » neu2 years ago
I mean, I guess the bottom line is that you end up in the middle of the BEE references.
tekende » neu1 years ago
I don't know what you're saying. I don't know if what you're saying means anything.
johnnyc » neu1 years ago
We can tell you're not Patrick Bateman, you didn't spend three solid pages describing the act of lezzing out.
tekende » pro1 years ago
And most of those three pages would be dedicated, no doubt, to what the girls were wearing.
dovey » neu1 years ago
I just remember that other guy a few weeks back getting heck of lames for talking about nailing his girlfriend. He wasn't even that boastful, and no one seemed to think twice about telling him how Lame he was. Let's not have double standards here.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
But Dovey, if I remember correctly, the message of which you speak had no mention (not one!) of "lezzing out." That means a lot. That changes simply everything.
heccibiggs » neu1 years ago
I believe you, Tek, but I think lezzing out is more common over here. I honestly don't know many girls who haven't made out with another girl before. I mean it's not like they've all shagged another girl or anything, but it seems to me that girls kissing is a much bigger deal in America.
tekende » neu1 years ago
Interesting. I need to visit England again, apparently. Without my parents this time.
peterjoel » neu1 years ago
I've seen it a couple of times in London but many more times in Cape Town. The girls I saw in London were probably South African. It seems that girls of slightly less than average attractiveness find that kissing each other generates a lot of male attention, giving them an edge they were lacking. I wonder if they realise they are attracting the worst kind of men...
heccibiggs » neu1 years ago
Oh well, obviously for most it's an attention thing, and they don't care that they're attracting the worst kind of men. All that they care about is that they're attracting men, who will give them validaition of their own attractiveness, even though it's so meaningless.
P.S. So drunk right now.
peterjoel » neu1 years ago
You are so pretty. What is your name? I can really myself with someone like you. Do you need another drink? My name is peterjoel, what's yours? I have this really funny joke about a priest, a rabbi and an imam....
heccibiggs » neu1 years ago
Jesus I have no recollection of writing that above comment. So, if you had said that to me when I was in that particular state, it probably would have worked.
lechatbotte » neu1 years ago
MiLady is surprisingly cogent for a semi-conscious state.
grombly » neu2 years ago
this is more or less every single lez out story ever told. its like these girls exist so the showbizes of the world can get a schoolboy erection.
lost_buoy » neu2 years ago
You still ain't no Joe Francis, Tekende!
[IMGS OFF]
Why is this man not still in jail?
jlynes » neu2 years ago
Because he has enough money to buy his way out of a statutory rape conviction.
Because there's no law against acting like the tiny glistening pus-filled head on a pimple on society's perineum.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
Chubbied for "perineum". Where an average person would have been satisfied with "taint" or "gooch", you , jlynes, have gone the extra mile.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
I myself prefer 'grundle' simply because it sounds like some sort of low-level monster in a D&D campaign.
jbushnell » neu2 years ago
You gotta kill like a billion of them to level up in <i>Star Wars Galaxies</i>
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
You are facing:
Level 2 Black Grundle
HP: 25 MP: 0
Attack, Cast Spell, Use Item, or Flee?
zeal » neu2 years ago
Cast Spell! Fire 1!
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
You cast Fire 1. You are now on fire.
*zeal is on fire*
-5 HP
Black Grundle attacks with fishy odor.
*Zeal is poisoned!*
-2 HP
(A) (S) (I) (F)
dovey » neu2 years ago
Use Item Fungal Cream
achilleselbow » neu1 years ago
You use the Fungal Cream
Black Grundle becomes White Grundle
White Grundle says: "Thank you for freeing me, adventurer."
You gain 50 EXP
White Grundle joined your party!
fallow_fields » neu1 years ago
*GASP* SO MANY @WORK-LOLZ!
zadig » neu1 years ago
Cast Spell! Screw You Hemorrhoid! Fuck You!
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
Because the prosecutors wish they could get hot young chicks to do those things without having to pay $1000 an hour.
lost_buoy » neu2 years ago
Chubby for current events!
peterjoel » neu1 years ago
To be fair, $1000 is less than their hourly rate.
tekende » neu2 years ago
I don't know who that is or what he did.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
It's the guy who started the "Girls Gone Wild" video empire. In addition to statutory rape charges, as mentioned earlier, he spent a great deal of time in court for tax evasion.
straw » neu2 years ago
And, as I understand, is still in court for that. I also understand that things look none too hot for him right now.
c_dizzle » neu2 years ago
...except naive underage party-girls.
zadig » neu1 years ago
RIMSHOT!
budenhagen » neu1 years ago
RIMJOB!
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
The guy behind Girls Gone Wild. Filmed girls having sex together, or stripping or making out, whatever, when one of them was 17 or 16. He says she said she was 18 (probably got a signed waiver to that effect, but I'm not sure). The father don't care about no damn waiver, she wasn't 18. So the Feds have focused more resources on this guy than on finding bin Laden.
tekende » neu2 years ago
Ah, okay. Welp. Good...good for him.
blindspot » neu2 years ago
Give it time. He's in the middle of a perfect legal storm. He'll be stuck filming "Federal Convicts gone WILD!" soon enough.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
It's pretty hard to film a man while he is violating you from behind. A guy who looks like that isn't going to be the husband in the prison relationship.
thorfinn » con2 years ago
Shut the fuck up already, everyone hates you.
rowboat » pro2 years ago
Snocks is now weeping openly. Blubbering in an empty room.
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
Maybe I was a little bit harsh there
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
No, I think the first two times it might have been funny in an "oh she/he/it is engaging in some random dadaist irony or whatnot," but now (shit) has proven (shit)self to be one-track and repetitive on the level of poing and we can assume that this is one of those annoying spammers that will keep at it for maybe a week or two and then hopefully disappear.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
Oh, he was already crying, Thorfinn. He's been this way for days.
hootplate » pro2 years ago
A-bloo-bla-bloo, a-bloo-bla-bloo-bla-bloo.
fineoakstructure » neu2 years ago
I was just gonna ask if anyone was up for clits. I was starting to get concerned.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
You know, after reading over this a few times, I think I have to admit that I find "WHAT A GOOD THING TO BE OR HAVE" to be sort of genius.
I don't know if it's firefox or what, but whenever anyone posts something this wide, I am never able to read the end of it.
straw » neu2 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
atticusonline » neu1 years ago
dammit is this going to be the new "diabeetus" picture
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
To see the whole thing: Right click, View Image.
spinynorman » neu1 years ago
Man, I kind of want to lame you so I don't have him looking at me... No offense or anything, but fuck that guy.
sevendaughters » con2 years ago
What would be way cooler is you making out with one of them, marrying them some years later and not telling us.
saucy_jack » neu2 years ago
I got two girls to make out once, too. I was all, "Hey, we should make out." And we totally did.
(I am only kidding I get too nervous to make such a request.)
cpnglxynchos » neu2 years ago
..then why do you have The King Of The Makeouts as your avi?
saucy_jack » neu2 years ago
This is a robo-man whose flowchart involves utterly failing to arouse any interest from the ladies. His flowchardt.
I frankly suspect that he has not been carnal with a girl. Or a robot girl.
Also: because he is hilarious.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
Ladies all the time want to get carnal with me because I am premium dancer.
blindspot » neu1 years ago
Chubbied for the awesome reference.
spinynorman » neu1 years ago
That movie is my special surprise film you've-never-heard of I use to impress my friends.
achilleselbow » neu1 years ago
The fact that the guy who plays Alex is the singer of Gogol Bordello exponentially increases the awesomeness of his performance. If you have not heard them, you have been leading an incorrect life.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
I'm so sick of gimmick bands. Gogol Bordello are as bad as Flogging Molly.
Eugene Hutz should stick with acting.
saucy_jack » neu1 years ago
I don't see Gogol Bordello as a gimmick band at all. I mean, if Eugene Hütz is going to be in a band, he is going to be a Urkranian in a band. Should he be trying to make the music sound as Western and expected as possible just so that nobody will think it's a gimmick? Why is it gimmicky for him to make music that draws on the styles that influenced him and the things he cares about? That's what bands usually do -- the only difference is that a lot of his influences don't come from here because he's not from here.
rowboat » pro1 years ago
You make a thoughtful point. But what I mean is that without the accordion, the violin and the jazzy costumes, they'd be just another mediocre punk band, which, if you substitute "jazzy costumes" for "a ridiculously overstressed Irish accent," would also pretty well explain Flogging Molly (though I'll allow that Gogol Bordello are much better than Flogging Molly).
Employing these kinds of tricks isn't necessarily damning. I love Devo, and they were about as gimmicky as it gets. But underneath the pseudophilosophy and funny hats were songs that would've been just as great without all that.
I guess in the end it has more to do with the fact that I find Gogol Bordello's music to be thoroughly uninteresting without all the "gypsy" trappings, and because of this I consider them to be kind of a joke band.
We disagree.
saucy_jack » neu1 years ago
I just don't think it's fair to dismiss one of the main elements of their style as "'gypsy' trappings." If incorporating the traditions of that kind of music was something that bands normally did, you wouldn't consider it something gimmicky. What they're trying to do is introduce the styles of "gypsy music" into Western culture.
I mean, if you turned it around -- say we usually listened to music that was all about accordion and violin. We had vague ideas that in other places they did weird things with guitars and stuff, but mostly paid that no mind and stereotyped it heavily. And then band comes along, and they want to show us the rock music that we've been ignoring, but they think that what we're doing with the accordions is good, too. So they play music that uses accordions and violins and everything the way we're used to, but also uses things like electric guitars. Would you say, "Yeah, but without all the 'rock and roll' trappings, they're just another boring band"?
rowboat » pro1 years ago
If their aim is to introduce the styles of gypsy music to Western youth, I applaud them. I hope it works.
But I don't like the cut of their jib. I will check out some tradtional Ukrainian folk CDs from the library. That's how I'll learn.
saucy_jack » neu1 years ago
Man, didn't anybody else read the book?!
dovey » neu1 years ago
Can someone let this uncultured swine in on the reference?
achilleselbow » neu1 years ago
Don't know if you'll go back to read this, but the reference is to Everything is Illuminated. Haven't read the book, but the movie has Elijah Wood and, as I said, the singer from Gogol Bordello, who completely steals the show.
saucy_jack » neu1 years ago
What Achilleselbow says is true. The character played by the singer from Gogol Bordello actually manages to steal the show to an even greater extent in the book (in spite of lacking the magnetic appeal of Eugene Hütz), in which he is one of the most entirely wonderful characters I have ever read about.
At one point he confesses that he has not, in fact, ever had sex with a woman (and has no desire to ever do so, for that matter, but that is less directly conveyed), but that he has been saying so because it makes him feel like a "premium person," and because he does not want his father to kill him or his brother to hate him.
baryonyx » neu2 years ago
The presence of the Vlad avatar perfected this for me, footnote nonwithstanding.
woodenteeth » neu1 years ago
There is a problem with these grombly's and tekende's comments here. You didn't make girls kiss each other. You suggested it and they took that as an excuse to kiss. Unless... unless you were pushing their faces together. You... you weren't, were you tekende?
tekende » neu1 years ago
I didn't say I made them do it. I convinced them to do it. It was not difficult, but they also probably would not have done it if no one had asked.
woodenteeth » neu1 years ago
"I got two girls to make out for like half an hour once", was the mildly ambiguous statement that I was picking on. I draw a long bow here, admittedly.
powderfinger » neu2 years ago
I was once at a hotel party where 2 drunk chicks went down on each other, but having a true american love for Jim Beam and cheap reefer I had passed out in the floor before this happened and have no hard evidence of the story I was told being fact, though I like to believe it so.
contrasoma » neu2 years ago
I don't think I've heard the word lez as a noun let alone a verb since the era when Showbiz's mustache got him laid on a regular basis...until today. Maybe this will be a big year for Showbiz.
earendil » con2 years ago
Showbiz, now is NOT the TIME for this. SHAME ON YOU. Beef is getting MARRIED, do you hear? Making the MOST important decision of his LIFE and you're concerned about your HANDOUT STRUCTURE? Screw you, Showbiz. Fuck you.
earendil » neu2 years ago
Wow, I just got mad at a cartoon cat...
thorfinn » neu2 years ago
Your angry post is made infinitely better by the fact that it looks like Mike Gravel is yelling at Showbiz. It even seems like something Mike Gravel might say.
dovey » neu2 years ago
Man Gravel will get worked up about pretty much anything
whoisspain » neu1 years ago
SCENE: THE ANTARCTIC ICE SHEETS
AL GORE is standing in the snow, looking through binoculars. He is watching a large piece of the Antarctic ice sheet collapse into the sea and float away. This is visibly upsetting to him, as upsetting as it would be for you or I to watch as our children's hopes and dreams are slowly crushed before their eyes and turned into the mulch of despair to grow the gladiolas of apathy. He puts down his binoculars and speaks to the camera.
GORE: Climate change is affecting us all. The world is changing, and it could have desperate consequences for our standards of living, our economy, and our future. But it doesn't need to be like this. There is another way.
CUT to a montage of MIKE GRAVEL angrying up the Democratic primary debates. He is a man filled with ire and volatility. He is not just a new bicycle. He is the future.
GORE: "Mike Gravel is an angry man. His rage can be seen from space. It has been shown that when Mike Gravel gets angry, he wastes enough heat and light to power Minnesota. This anger appears limitless, completely without end, unable to be used up. It is an energy source going to waste."
CUT to Mike Gravel sitting on a chair. He is attached to a large, whirring machine, and is watching MTV. He is visibly distressed by this experience. If he were David Banner, he would have Hulked out approximately 65 minutes ago.
GORE: "But this clean, dependable energy can be harnessed. Attaching Mike Gravel to a turbine and letting him watch what the damn fool goddamn kids have done to this fine country, we can provide at least part of a solution to this country's search for renewable energy resources. And if we work together, we can use other angry men to power our schools, our hospitals, our workplaces and our homes in a completely sustainable way."
CUT to a larger plant full of old men shouting at televisions. Some of them are waving sticks. Some are holding their fists together so hard they are creating small diamonds from the distressed carbon that was once their hands. These are angry men.
GORE: Rage power. They're mad as hell, and we're going to take it for longer.
PAID FOR BY THE CITIZENS FOR A RAGE-POWERED AMERICA
zadig » neu1 years ago
This was a good commercial pitch. It made me smile. I admire this man of rage, and I believe he would be pleased to know that his wrath changed America for the better.
achilleselbow » neu1 years ago
If you put Ron Paul and Mike Gravel in the same room, and then hooked both up to that machine, you would have a perpetual source of energy.
johnnyc » neu1 years ago
You'd have to keep a big picture of the American dollar in front of Paul. Preferably line up the part that says it's "legal tender" directly with his eyes.
bjorntd » neu1 years ago
The power-plant at the center of a perfect universe.
tekende » pro1 years ago
Virtual chubby. "His rage can be seen from space" is hilarious.
stormagnet » pro1 years ago
Posts like this are why I often find myself compulsively dry-clicking Chubby, even though I know perfectly well that my supply has long since been exhausted.
woodenteeth » neu1 years ago
This deserves many the chubby. Many I tells ya. "Some are holding their fists together so hard they are creating small diamonds from the distressed carbon that was once their hands. These are angry men." Sweet.
pogo » neu2 years ago
What about "bros before hos"? I mean, they are actually twin bros.
baryonyx » neu2 years ago
"When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one dude to dissolve the bands which have connected him with another"...you get my drift.
paco » neu2 years ago
I feel the exact same way. Showbiz is so low, I can't even believe it. No matter what happens, I will never call my brother up from a pay phone to beg for money. Never.
tekende » neu1 years ago
TWO WEEKS LATER: Paco calls his brother from a payphone in Detroit, prepared to humiliate himself asking a favor.
varnish » neu2 years ago
I wonder... is Showbiz a registered asshole?
grombly » neu2 years ago
no, he's merely a bro with the most questionable morals.
drskradley » neu2 years ago
Showbiz don't register for shit
varnish » neu2 years ago
Probably why he needs the money. He skipped out on registration, and now he's on the run. Posters all up in the 7 Eleven: "Have you seen this asshole?"
irondave » pro2 years ago
"handout structure": hilarious
Even enraged, Beef speaks quietly and offers to help his brother.
tekende » pro2 years ago
I just noticed that Showbiz asks Beef if he is near a phone, on the phone.
grombly » neu2 years ago
i love the influx of excellent comments achewood has that increases your awareness of nuances in the strip. after about 3 hours it all goes downhill and people go on a LAMING FRENZY
jordstar » pro2 years ago
Also he asks if Deef will be at the same number. Since he calls from different phone booths with different phone numbers all the time... everyone else must do it too!
opalleye » pro2 years ago
If only I had a chubby left to give to you for the use of "Deef".
lateadopter » neu2 years ago
How could you run out of chubbies already? The strip has been up for less than 40 minutes, and there are only 45 comments, including yours and this one I'm making right now.
I just hope you wear a cap when you're giving out chubbies like that.
opalleye » neu2 years ago
If only I had a crown.
pantomime_horse » neu2 years ago
There. I acted as your chubby proxy.
straw » pro2 years ago
I got you covered.
jordstar » pro2 years ago
After the Doast Deef comic I pretty much assumed that "DD" and "Deef and "Doast Deef" are freely interchangeable with their regular spellings from here on out.
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Goddamned good show. Watch it.
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Dang, I had such a crush on Ax. I think it was our shared awkwardness.
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Hork-Bajir: Double YES.
I gave my childhood up for Animorphs and I would do it again.
I used to actually believe my pet cat was a nothlit and thus would not change in front of her.
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Didn't they cause the dinosaur apocalypse by being a dick to the aliens?
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This was the man I first thought of when I read the name. This is quite curious as I do not enjoy watching football.
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The more you know...
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If you like angry humor.
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I'm just waiting for the lames, but you know it's true. The Pride is Back was way better.
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Buster, you can't do that on the balcony, buddy?
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As this is my second post ever, and first attempt at posting a picture here; kindly forgive me my trespasses, should this not work.
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if they reject the dung being slung from the tongues,
of the ignorant fools who call themselves preachers,
and listen instead to their science teachers.
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(marked lame by straw, jlaw, ishuta, entropyends, riotdejaneiro, odei, mortshire, loneal, trapperjohn, dickie_roxx, abendsonnen, oddrid, mendenbar, iidebaser, Audhumla)
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Delivery guy: "Here's your pizza ma'am"
Girl: "I'm not paying for this, I ordered extra sausage"
Delivery guy: "I've got some sausage for you right here" <unzips pants>
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But you're right, let's not get worked up about it. I'm just suggesting that maybe your refusal to appreciate irony in this case only serves to further inscribe you in the patriarchal Symbolic order of binary absolutes and is thus counter-productive.
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Okay that was amazing.
I guess I was counting sarcasm as a joke. Maybe sarcasm doesn't count as a joke, per se.
Anyway, whatever. I am also tremendously enjoying this, but only because I am sexually attracted to Internet fights.
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SO THIS IS WHAT TERTIARY EDUCATION IS FOR!
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Once again, we can blame all of our problems on Assetbar.
Huzzah!
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Oh man, that was so weird. I'm all, "Achilleselbow is making a coherent, eloquent argument, so he seems intelligent, but he's making up all this irony where there is none." And then everything snapped into place.
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Ya'll thinking way too much! Think less, BE more!
Critics and Reporters all get to comment on the performance and the game, and think the whole thing through, but have no power to really affect how good the performance is or who wins the game.
Only the people on the stage or in the field have anything to do with that, and they are so busy BEING part of the outcome they have no time to spend thinking about it.
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Party on, bjorntd!
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As far as I am concerned, you are absolved.
Chubbied, even.
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harhar.
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If so: AWESOME.
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"High upon the misty mountain fortress, thorfinn worked slavishly at his creation. A drop of sweat rolled down the side of his handsome, square-jawed face and onto his rock-hard pectorals. It was not just for his science that the village wenches came to him.
With great care, he added 10mL of 1.0M HCl to the violet solution, and waited. The seconds ticked by. Nothing. Was it all in vain? Would he be doomed to failure yet one more time? Wait: the solution, it was changing, blossoming into a vicious, roiling orange. It had worked! He had done it!
'Fools!', he cried triumphantly, 'They will mock me no more!'"
If I was your TA, I know which one *I'd* want to read.
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...but there's always hope.
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Lazy grammar, barely interesting comment. I give it 3
Beefs.
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Long story short, once I figured all of this out I demanded bottles of scotch from him to fix his problems. I am still waiting for the right occasion to finish the Lagavulin 25 and the last sip of the Laphroaig 30.
I kind of miss that guy.
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Maker's Mark is also good
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I think I got into rye at too advanced an age to appreciate Old Overholt. I bet I would have loved that in high school.
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Beam is what bourbon drinkers who drink too much drink.
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(marked lame by Bertson, Stonecrab, Margargaret, stormagnet)
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Gin is also my bag. Let's divert this conversation. I like Boodles and Plymouth. Yum.
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I get a lot of flak for this, but Tanqueray is my choice. I was raised on it as mother's milk and something about it just exemplifies a straightforward gin for me because of the heritage.
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I can't find Boodles damn near anywhere too, but you're right, it's just fantastic enough in just about every way, especially for the money.
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Yeah, but it's definitely worth making a trip out-of-state for.
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Translation: HELL OF CHUBBIES, YO
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I respectfully disagree; I do not think a girl will lez on vodka. Straight to the vomiting.
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I laughed so hard, I nearly wet myself.
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But for those of you that just won't be able to sleep tonight without an explanation, I just thought it would be nice to couple together Showbiz's two spelling variations in one place, for the solidarity of partying as a lifestyle in general.
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YES.
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Merely mentioning the word "hook" in the vicinity of Roast Beef makes him crack open a bottle of Maalox and take a swig or two.
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Just cos a dude got depression doesn't mean he can't cut a rug on command.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/mar/13/ukcrime/
that image is a cropped-out version of her wearing the rabbit ambulance t-shirt.
is it pathetic i shared this with you? possibly, but i feel just that little bit more when it comes to matters involving fellow achewoodians.
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That she is dead does not sorrow me as much as the way she died. The anger and hatred expressed. The useless pain of a senseless battering. The absolute and ultimate invalidation of another human life. The drunken disregard for life itself. The lack of awareness of the perps. Do they not see that they have beaten themselves?
The existence of our Achewood fellow traveler is yet a happier one than that of her attackers.
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[IMGS OFF]
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I hope you have a good explanation for this, Grombly!
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[IMGS OFF]
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I guess I mean...
Print and internet media are different?
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Thank you grombly, for bringing it to our attention.
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This is pretty much the saddest assetbar.
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Even at their darkest and most menacing, Britons are still completely hilarious.
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we're on to something here.
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When will we learn that there is no "them"?
There's just "us"!
And we really don't treat ourselves very nice sometimes.
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[IMGS OFF]
1, 2... you're right, I only count six.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teat
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P.S. SNOOPYS BALLS
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But I love the gradual deterioration into anger. These faces could be used for rating Garfield strips:
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Garfield listen to me.
You have forbidden me from laughter since the day I cracked open a newspaper
Now I pay for this house and I pay for your lasagna
So as of this day I am the LAW and I am the LASH do your hear me!
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http://garfieldminusgarfield.tumblr.com/page/1
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Now there's five, just like the happy-Beef rating system!
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(marked lame by Dovey, jrpigman, GregChant, mortshire, Bertson, abendsonnen, sevendaughters, Circadin, retinarow)
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I'm not claiming I got them to strip in front of me, or give me a tandem blow job or anything. They just made out.
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I did the same thing once at a party. Both girls were average-looking, but as a bonus i did videotape it (camera phone).
Yes I am bragging. Apologies.
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carefree summer days spent getting head on a two-person bike.
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And maybe you could bring your sister?
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1) Feel it appropriate to make such a request
2) Associate with the sorts of girls that would comply
3) Found it necessary to share this fact on the messageboard of a comic strip whose target readers would mostly resent you for the above while a part of them perhaps secretly envied you for the same.
Besides, all of this combined with American Psycho references might make you come off as some Duke Lacrosse sort of guy. Which I hope is not the case because I've generally found your presence welcome, so what would that say about me?
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I can assure you, I am pretty much the exact opposite of Patrick Bateman (and the type of person I suppose you mean by "Duke lacrosse sort of guy" (they were innocent, you know)), which is probably why I enjoy the movie so much.
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As much as I hate to be that "the book was better" guy, I have to say that the movie has nothing on the book in terms of disturbing and graphic imagery. If the movie was rated R, one would have to invent an entirely new alphabet to give the book a rating.
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And yeah, the lacrosse guys probably were douchebags. I wouldn't know personally, but from what I learned through various media, they did not seem like people I would enjoy spending time with.
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P.S. So drunk right now.
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Why is this man not still in jail?
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Because there's no law against acting like the tiny glistening pus-filled head on a pimple on society's perineum.
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Level 2 Black Grundle
HP: 25 MP: 0
Attack, Cast Spell, Use Item, or Flee?
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*zeal is on fire*
-5 HP
Black Grundle attacks with fishy odor.
*Zeal is poisoned!*
-2 HP
(A) (S) (I) (F)
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Black Grundle becomes White Grundle
White Grundle says: "Thank you for freeing me, adventurer."
You gain 50 EXP
White Grundle joined your party!
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(marked lame by Dovey, straw, hellofyellin, Thorfinn, hexirex21, snidedk, catgrl131, sheriff_mittens, Circadin, Cremlae, usversusthem, Mo_Rose, nathanielperson)
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(marked lame by straw, Thorfinn, FirePowa8)
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(I am only kidding I get too nervous to make such a request.)
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I frankly suspect that he has not been carnal with a girl. Or a robot girl.
Also: because he is hilarious.
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Eugene Hutz should stick with acting.
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Employing these kinds of tricks isn't necessarily damning. I love Devo, and they were about as gimmicky as it gets. But underneath the pseudophilosophy and funny hats were songs that would've been just as great without all that.
I guess in the end it has more to do with the fact that I find Gogol Bordello's music to be thoroughly uninteresting without all the "gypsy" trappings, and because of this I consider them to be kind of a joke band.
We disagree.
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I mean, if you turned it around -- say we usually listened to music that was all about accordion and violin. We had vague ideas that in other places they did weird things with guitars and stuff, but mostly paid that no mind and stereotyped it heavily. And then band comes along, and they want to show us the rock music that we've been ignoring, but they think that what we're doing with the accordions is good, too. So they play music that uses accordions and violins and everything the way we're used to, but also uses things like electric guitars. Would you say, "Yeah, but without all the 'rock and roll' trappings, they're just another boring band"?
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But I don't like the cut of their jib. I will check out some tradtional Ukrainian folk CDs from the library. That's how I'll learn.
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At one point he confesses that he has not, in fact, ever had sex with a woman (and has no desire to ever do so, for that matter, but that is less directly conveyed), but that he has been saying so because it makes him feel like a "premium person," and because he does not want his father to kill him or his brother to hate him.
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AL GORE is standing in the snow, looking through binoculars. He is watching a large piece of the Antarctic ice sheet collapse into the sea and float away. This is visibly upsetting to him, as upsetting as it would be for you or I to watch as our children's hopes and dreams are slowly crushed before their eyes and turned into the mulch of despair to grow the gladiolas of apathy. He puts down his binoculars and speaks to the camera.
GORE: Climate change is affecting us all. The world is changing, and it could have desperate consequences for our standards of living, our economy, and our future. But it doesn't need to be like this. There is another way.
CUT to a montage of MIKE GRAVEL angrying up the Democratic primary debates. He is a man filled with ire and volatility. He is not just a new bicycle. He is the future.
GORE: "Mike Gravel is an angry man. His rage can be seen from space. It has been shown that when Mike Gravel gets angry, he wastes enough heat and light to power Minnesota. This anger appears limitless, completely without end, unable to be used up. It is an energy source going to waste."
CUT to Mike Gravel sitting on a chair. He is attached to a large, whirring machine, and is watching MTV. He is visibly distressed by this experience. If he were David Banner, he would have Hulked out approximately 65 minutes ago.
GORE: "But this clean, dependable energy can be harnessed. Attaching Mike Gravel to a turbine and letting him watch what the damn fool goddamn kids have done to this fine country, we can provide at least part of a solution to this country's search for renewable energy resources. And if we work together, we can use other angry men to power our schools, our hospitals, our workplaces and our homes in a completely sustainable way."
CUT to a larger plant full of old men shouting at televisions. Some of them are waving sticks. Some are holding their fists together so hard they are creating small diamonds from the distressed carbon that was once their hands. These are angry men.
GORE: Rage power. They're mad as hell, and we're going to take it for longer.
PAID FOR BY THE CITIZENS FOR A RAGE-POWERED AMERICA
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Even enraged, Beef speaks quietly and offers to help his brother.
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I just hope you wear a cap when you're giving out chubbies like that.
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