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prius_chaser » neu 2 years ago
Remember when Lyle was two Lyles big?
wolfslice » neu 2 years ago
I also had not noticed this. Nice.
deimosrising » pro 2 years ago
Lyle has many properties. Because his cells are permanently saturated with alcohol, to which he has a powerful psychic bond, he can alter his size at will by expelling or imbibing liquors.
baryonyx » neu 2 years ago
Like midi-chlorians but with less of that VZZZOOM WOOOHM, y'know?
snowman » neu 2 years ago
You win the No-Prize!
antsama » pro 2 years ago
Your thoughts on Lyle size should be published in a journal of moderate importance!
factorial » neu 2 years ago
yelled Batman.
origotoshi » pro 1 months ago
Finally made an account just to give this its 100th chubby.
afronaut » pro 2 years ago
Remember when lyle's moustache was a batman boomarang?
jlynes » pro 2 years ago
Or, if you will, a "Bat-a-rang".
rowboat » pro 2 years ago
You have upstaged the guy with the Dr. Who avatar in nerdiness.
jhunt » pro 2 years ago
Man, if you are watching Suirvivor without drinking, you are making a serious error in judgement.
mustakrakesh » neu 1 years ago
I'm just wondering whe Ray is going to get dressed. When was the thong introduced?
retinarow » neu 1 years ago
Turns out it's the next strip.
arcibi » neu 2 years ago
How the dudes have changed since this strip
nexus » neu 2 years ago
Yeah, Roast Beef sounds as edgy as Lyle or Ray
gompo » neu 2 years ago
His facial expressions are kind of sad and discongruous with what he's saying, though.
saint » neu 10 months ago
It feels so weird to see Beef using actual punctuation.

Strange and distantly familiar, a visit to past times.
fuckyoufriday » neu 2 years ago
I thought dogs couldn't talk! I guess they could still lose at poker, though.
honesttom » neu 2 years ago
I saw a painting like that once.
bourbonsamurai » pro 2 years ago
Dogs can definitely talk. Remember Scrambles? He was lost.
delzhand » pro 2 years ago
Beef with punctuation? Weeeeeeeird.
zefiel » neu 2 years ago
OH GOD MAN THAT IS SO WAAAACKYYYYY
djwhiterabbit » neu 2 years ago
also Beef speaking in a same-sized font as everyone else.
spectre » pro 2 years ago
And he SMOKES!
vice » neu 2 years ago
The question mark leads the current
to
the
bomb

OHHHHHHH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!
rowboat » neu 2 years ago
Onstad can teach us all something about perseverance. If I had come in on either of the last two strips, or even if I'd started at the beginning and worked my way up to this point, I wouldn't have given a damn about those cats and may not have even kept reading (there is a dip in quality to start 2002). There's a palpable sense of Onstad pondering dropping the whole thing and getting a real job around this time. I now have double appreciation for the magic trick that he pulled to eventually right the ship and turn it into gold. Onstad can teach us all something about perseverance.
sidecar » neu 1 years ago
Perfect introductory and concluding sentences.
expellens » pro 1 years ago
Rowboat; After having read the strip for a few months now, I finally came to appreciate Onstad's genius for character development. The Great Outdoor Fight arc hooked me once Ray's mom came to visit and Beef immediately went into polite 8 year old mode. I took the plunge and started reading the strips in chronological order (and created my profile t' boot). I give you double appreciation mad chubbies for stating my growing unease so eloquently.
spectre » pro 2 years ago
First mention of Ray's name.
professorhazard » neu 2 years ago
Also the first appearance of Ray's medallion. The thong, however, is still MIA.
recognizer » pro 2 years ago
The Dog. Yet another in Achewood's legacy of Characters Whom We Never See.
saint » neu 2 years ago
you know, it's a good setup, but Achewood has come a long way since these strips.
drgetz » neu 2 years ago
Indeed it has come a long way. I love seeing comic characters develop.
confusion » neu 2 years ago
Are we talking about Wendy's founder Dave Thomas here?
hamscout » neu 1 years ago
I believe the alt text is referring to that Dave Thomas, but died on 1/8/02, which might explain Onstad's blown concentration during this disaster...

...all thinking about square burgers and Frostys..
...Dave Thomas' body iced on display in a modified "Super Bar"...
girlandagun » pro 1 years ago
Quite understandably. I get the feeling Roast Beef spent a good portion of his childhood scrounging in the dumpster for leftover frosty.
trevor328 » pro 1 years ago
When I first read this strip I thought that Dave Thomas--the singer from Pere Ubu--had died. I almost cried.
chachibenji » neu 2 years ago
Ugh Beef with full punctuation and even emitting a haughty "hah!"
Sad face.
drunkenimp » neu 1 years ago
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
Everyone is freaking out about RB here, I'm guessing cigarettes just helped his depression... for a time.
philipmarschall » neu 1 years ago
hahaahahahhaahahahaahahahahahahahaha
puguglypress » neu 5 months ago
Lyle is drawn big because he is the focus of the strip, much like classical Japanese paintings where drowning sailors in the background were painted larger than safe observers in the foreground.

also LOL on Beef saying "retarded"
puguglypress » neu 5 months ago
also "OF course" is maybe the first use of good dialogue in the strip's history
possums » neu 3 months ago
What is even the point of this strip? This is almost as bad as the AIDS comic.
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