Did someone call me? Are we talking about musical theatre? Les Mis perhaps?
(Not actually gay)
ravindra108 » neu7 months ago
[IMGS OFF]
Klingon sex worker
nyu » neu2 years ago
Isnt this place (nyu) hilarious!
brycemidas » neu2 years ago
What is the Thac0 on an ironic t-shirt?
cbtbone » neu2 years ago
You just live in a tiny, tiny little world, don't you?
morypcaina » neu1 years ago
I can only hope he was kidding.
gormster » neu2 years ago
So set your lame limit to 100?
digdugz » neu2 years ago
You mean Rochester?
miku224 » neu2 years ago
Man this sounds like a good idea. It's a shame I only know 3rd edition.
soticoto » pro2 years ago
Klingon Sex-Worker!
That has GOT to have a higher DPS than any other class / race combination.
sdskyle » neu1 years ago
I want to be a gay klingon hard-boiled cop. I'd like that.
puguglypress » neu8 months ago
I'm not going to lame this. But I'm appalled that nobody has.
waldo913 » neu2 years ago
seriously?
gormster » neu2 years ago
That's a nickname for CRT I haven't heard before.
I might have to steal it.
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
Cute Rodent Terrarium, eh? Brilliant!
vincentkv » neu2 years ago
Betty: Don't the Hamsters live in open air, like us?
Paul: Of course, Betty, it's absurd. Putting the Hamsters in glass cases would be inhumane.
vandenbos » pro2 years ago
Paul would know; Paul is a scientist.
tekende » neu2 years ago
You know, it's pretty hard to science with you dancing around like that.
tekende » neu2 years ago
Crap! "do science" is what I meant.
vandenbos » pro2 years ago
Maybe. But now the idea of using science as a verb is stirring up all sorts of amazing things in my brain, and this makes you a fantastic individual, tekende.
tekende » neu2 years ago
Yeah, it is kind of a good typo. I did hesitate a bit to correct it.
vincentkv » neu2 years ago
I've seen a bear do things... Things even a bear wouldn't do.
tekende » neu2 years ago
My name is Ranger Brad. You can call me Ranger Brad. Most folks around here do.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
We all know he probably got that outfit from Ray. That's probably Ray's "I just gone done tenderizing some chicken for fajitas" outfit. Right down to the candelabra, because sometimes Ray don't have much sense at all.
anitrophaeron » neu2 years ago
"The Future" strip can be interpreted to mean that Ray's lack of sense around candelabras will soon come to play a pivotal role in his life.
hugpirate » pro2 years ago
Man, you know that money is totally a socially acceptable substitute for brains around these times.
scion » neu1 years ago
I thought it was more of a trident aflame. Crowns when blogging, cell phones whilst on toilet; the cat is a cat of well-executed accessories. If by "well-executed" you mean "non-sensical".
axhoola » pro2 years ago
Cornelius doesn't mess around.
shoinan » neu2 years ago
CORNELIUS BEAR: HE GETS THINGS DONE
clever-nickname » neu2 years ago
He lays down the law.
hikikomori » neu2 years ago
He is definitely not afraid of the fucking police.
nhennies » pro2 years ago
There is a reason Cornelius won the Badass Games.
heath » neu2 years ago
I can't help but think of how Joe Pesci ended up in Casino when I read this strip
solobuttons » pro2 years ago
I thought of Office Space's adaptation because I'm a dork I guess.
misterkoss » neu2 years ago
In the seventh panel, he delivers his prepared remarks to the computer.
henrythecad » neu2 years ago
I'm almost certain you aren't dealing with any cricket afficianados. Your comment was most liekly interpreted as a score you were giving the strip, 6 being higher than the amount of chubbies you can possibly give a strip, therefore underlining your enthusiasm and failing to generate the approval of your peers.
Sadly, this is true.
mattfish » neu2 years ago
I thought that people thought that biff thought that misterkoss thought that he was referring to Cornelius hitting the computer as "delivering his remarks" (which he clearly didn't), and so those same people thought biff was correcting him saying that the panel in question was panel 6, when misterkoss meant a theoretical 7th panel.
henrythecad » neu2 years ago
That is by far the most logical explanation. My hat is off to you, good sir, for your commendable service done unto this fine man, a mistaken ghost roaming the plains of uncertainty. You quenched his thirst with your powerful logic, and he may once again bathe in aromatic cane sugar liquid that composes his confidence and certainty.
saint » neu2 years ago
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, damnit.
killerlimpet » neu2 years ago
I thought you just wanted to tell us 720.
biff » neu2 years ago
That is fucking hilarious!
biff » neu2 years ago
Artificial Chubby Substitute.
stuartc » pro2 years ago
"The Cricket Bat as a System of Justice"
falseprophet » pro2 years ago
THE MAN IS SO OLD SCHOOL HE PUT A DUNCE CAP ON A FAX MACHINE!
soticoto » con2 years ago
This is not it.
moraiat » neu2 years ago
This whole thing could have been averted if Philippe had asked for a sandwich instead, Cornelius doesn't like whoring out his dance skills.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
The man is mighty proud of his many quadrilles.
dasilodavi » pro2 years ago
Cornelius Bear: The Dude AND The Catastrophe!
I don't know if I'm just in a giddy mood, but this strip is particularly hilarious!
dangelder » pro2 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
mattfish » neu2 years ago
Teodor sucks at cricket.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
Thanks for noticing that! I would have totally missed that
it looks like its its got some 'i'm powering up my cuddle level is over 5000' pose there. i dub background bear 'bearku' or something lame like that.
drskradley » neu2 years ago
*Cue wonderously Photoshopped picture of Background Bear with a DBZ thing on his eye, saying "OVER FIVE THOUSAAAAAAAANNNNNDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!"*
digdugz » neu2 years ago
Nine thousand.
drskradley » neu2 years ago
Drat. I'm sure 5000 was some sorta milestone however. This was before everybody was going Super Saiyan on us, and point levels actually meant something.
slab64 » neu2 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
hoosierland » neu2 years ago
C classes up his destruction with a cricket bat, the only sport that stops for tea.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
And lasts several months.
gormster » neu2 years ago
Do you know why cricket isn't successful in America? Americans can't cope with the idea of a game that lasts for a week and still has no result.
Though I have to say your so-called "football" matches drag on for much, much longer than they really should. Somehow, eighty minutes turns into six and a half hours.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
My claim is this: sports are largely an excuse to drink and yell.
I believe this is true, and as such Americans enjoy games that last as long as a serious drunk does. I'm not much of a sports guy, but if I watch a game I want it to last long enough for me to get drunk but not too long, because then I'll wind up insensible. I want to be riding high when it's done.
Now, as often as I've tried, I can't drink for a week straight. Wish I could, but that time I got the shakes at the coffee shop taught me a pretty valuable lesson. I'm sure there's grace to cricket, and all the stats and facts about it are very interesting, but fundamentally when I watch a sport I am going to drink throughout the duration. Should the duration stretch too long, Bad Times will occur.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
Not being able to drink for 48 hours straight without sleeping makes me weak as piss?
daverud » neu2 years ago
To be fair, piss is actually pretty strong.
tim_simmons » neu2 years ago
about as strong as american beer slam dunk
peterjoel » neu2 years ago
Wait a sec... the internet doesn't convey subtle sarcasm very well - that was meant as a joke, right? Right???!
biff » neu2 years ago
I have been told by beer snobs that there is a new trend in brewing that has Americans becoming the brewers of the best beers. I dunno myself.
This of course has no relation to the fucking close to water swill that you see advertised on TV. It is about brew pubs and microbreweries.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
I think it boils down to this: if you're an American, and like beer, you have to brew your own. Good hops are hard to find here (we mostly get pellets from Britain) but toss in two pounds of chocolate malt on top of a mountain of malt extract and you got yerself a real American beer.
aaron_haynes » pro2 years ago
I'm one of those lucky people who lives 15 minutes away from a Hops restaurant, privately owned since the franchise went under. They do a 'Clearwater Light' that is absolutely loaded with hops and still has an incredibly smooth taste. It's a shame they are in basically only four states now.
boscostacy » neu2 years ago
When American beer is good, it's really good. When it's bad, it's really bad and really well-marketed. Most of our good stuff doesn't go overseas, due to us drinking it first.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
There's an old Monty Python joke made in mockery of Australians in which an Australian says, "You know, American beer is kinda like havin' sex in a canoe... It's fucking close to water!
Which is true. See if you can unravel that tangle of nations.
the sad state of American beer is similar to that of fosters in Australia. there is a ton of good stuff in America, simply by the fact that we have 200 more million people to work with then many other countries. American microbrews and smaller companies are awesome.
tim_simmons » neu2 years ago
i work in a bar frequented by tourists here in sydney and sometimes people (americans or british usually) come in and order fosters not knowing that no one in australia drinks fosters. i get to scoff and offer them a victoria bitter which is equally crap.
woodenteeth » neu2 years ago
VB = Very Bad. Simple joke for a shithouse beer.
rational » neu2 years ago
Yeah, I gave you a chubby. However, did you just insult the U.S. and then use a basketball reference? Michael Jordan told me to tell you that you have terrible teeth.
saint » neu2 years ago
Old, Female...Towel in yet another skin.
How do you keep them straight?
...
don't answer that.
madnes » pro2 years ago
Man not even Shane Warne hepped up on diet pills could play for 48 hours straight. They stop every now and then for cucumber sandwiches.
infinitejest » neu2 years ago
Then let me point you in the direction of one-day cricket (approx 8 hours, including lunch break) or 20/20 cricket (approx 3 hours). Ample time to drink, yet not so much time that Bad Times are the consequence.
(Also, the sensible test cricket fan doesn't watch the whole game, but spends a couple of days following the action online while at work, then turns up to the ground for a couple of days over the weekend).
mattfish » neu2 years ago
I'm not sure about this; think of how averse we are to games that can end in ties? Hockey has had some serious apathy in the US in recent years.
infinitejest » neu2 years ago
Ah, but in one-day cricket a typical score is around 250, meaning a tie is rare, and actually quite exciting. (technically, test cricket matches end in draws, not ties - a draw is when they run out of time to finish the game; a tie is when the game is finished and both teams have exactly the same score - it's only happened two or three times in history). (Not to take things completely off-topic....).
sargasm » neu2 years ago
I think it's more like Shaun of the Dead has been watching Cornelius.
moraiat » neu2 years ago
More like cricket has been wat--... wait, nah. That don't make no sense.
gormster » neu2 years ago
No, go on!
woodenteeth » neu2 years ago
I agree with gormster. Consider this post ENCOURAGEMENT!
ominousoat » neu2 years ago
I think there should be a month long story arc all about Cornelius Bear vs. The Internet.
jlynes » pro2 years ago
I am one hundred percent in favor of this idea.
O HAI IM IN UR <KRAK!>
madnes » pro2 years ago
Do you see a lot of cricket bats in California? In Australia they are a main thing of dudes.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
Segues? Check. Sailboats? Check. Parachutes for surfing? Check. Sybians? Check.
Cricket bats? I was only in Northern California eight months, but I'm thinking Cornelius has the only one.
mastronaut » neu2 years ago
Thank you for making me google "sybian" at work.
themacktruck » neu2 years ago
Ooo... that's rough. But then... you got to learn what a sybian was, so maybe the "Thank you" is genuine.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
Sorry about that.
boscostacy » neu2 years ago
Ooh LA LA LA LA!
usversusthem » neu2 years ago
And you spelled Segway incorrectly... for no good reason. Don't give that thing a classiness it doesn't deserve, man.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
I give it so little class, I neither know nor care how to spell it. (Unlike sybian.)
vreeeee » neu2 years ago
I think he means that Northern California has many transitions from one thought to another, which is correct.
jackparsons » neu2 years ago
Few months ago I saw a crew of nerds on Sayguayz in a row cruising the park in San Jose. Wanted to shoot them all.
sirfrederick » neu1 years ago
I think we can well and truly attribute blame thusly: Segway spelled segue incorrectly. Now and forever, amen.
phy » neu2 years ago
Fortified wine : Sherry :: Fortified soda : ________?
madnes » pro2 years ago
Zima?
ttagxamm » neu2 years ago
Now with extra high fructose corn syrup?
paperboy_2000 » pro2 years ago
Jolt Cola
axhoola » neu2 years ago
I was thinking something like Diet Coke Plus, but that doesn't sound like Philippe's beverage of choice.
nevlik » pro2 years ago
Phillipe will politely drink any soda without complaint, knowing that soda is a privilege, not a right. Not even for royalty.
relaxing » neu2 years ago
Teodor makes him drink Coke Plus for health reasons.
paperboy_2000 » pro2 years ago
King Piss
quinlaenar » neu2 years ago
My thoughts exactly.
honesttom » neu2 years ago
King Piss sounds like some sort of VIctorian urine entrepreneur.
sirfrederick » pro1 years ago
I love this concept.
funkywankerbean » neu2 years ago
SURGE
cpnglxynchos » neu2 years ago
i miss those intense commercials...dang.
...i miss the drink, too..but there you are.
spectre » pro2 years ago
Red Bull, Rockstar, similar junk
boscostacy » pro2 years ago
Fortified wine is actually something like Mad Dog 20/20 or Night Train. Not at all the kind of thing Cornelius would partake of. Fortified soda must be something like Coke Blak, a thoroughly noxious concoction.
Thank you for showing me a pamphlet about being a Victorian gentleman-ninja.
sirfrederick » pro1 years ago
One of the first things I did on starting a website was create a banner of a Victorian gentleman-ninja performing a coup de grace.
peterjoel » neu2 years ago
I particularly enjoy the phrase "Avoid being Hit by Retiring out of Range of your Adversary's Stick."
So a good way to defend yourself is to wait until you are old and your family put you in a care home.
phy » neu2 years ago
Also it's nice to know that robes, crown and candelabra-scepter fit for a child-king will run you less than ten hundos.
mastronaut » neu2 years ago
Philippe ran for president, but ended up king instead.
Truly, a great man of politics.
philosophe » pro2 years ago
sounds familiar...
bloopher » neu2 years ago
only a real man will use a cricket bat to save a child's innocence
nonamejoe » neu2 years ago
How do they destroy computers?
Cornelius: cricket bat, perfect form
Roast Beef: elaborate system of pulleys
Ray: sideways Glock, regret afterwards
OR
paints it rainbow colours and a tank top and gives it to Pat as a "gay computer" which he obviously needs now
Nice Pete: USB vegetable cutter, power supply, rigged to web page: first visitor sets it off and receives congratulatory e-mail with video
Vlad: rough, ultimately confusing night for king of the make-outs
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
Whereas Lyle would just do a :( on it
buttermoths » pro2 years ago
Yep, Lyle would :( in its general direction.
hollis » neu2 years ago
Or projectile vomit on it, causing it to travel 3 feet
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
That doesn't happen by not caring. But in this situation, Lyle may not care. He and Lyle are pals, as established.
gormster » neu2 years ago
Bullshit. Beef would hack that computer into exploding just like in Die Hard 4.
nonemorenegative » neu2 years ago
Beef would install some niche command-line only *nix-a-like and make the computer off limits to all but himself.
nonamejoe » neu2 years ago
Some think Beef would destroy the computer through hacking, but to destroy a computer, he would have to first reject it, and dispatch it using other means. Remember, Roast Beef likes science and technology, not just computers.
comic number 1337: a resounding rejection of the Internet
erincandy » neu2 years ago
I see you are 1337 as well.
philosophe » pro2 years ago
I:M SO FAKKIN 1373~~~~!
gormster » neu2 years ago
lete?
hollis » neu2 years ago
bad spellers of the world untie!
paperboy_2000 » pro2 years ago
Candelabra on a long stick: a classy way for a king to fight off a frankenstein.
phy » neu2 years ago
Or a gasoline golem
molesticide » neu2 years ago
hahah
biff » neu2 years ago
agreed
anitrophaeron » neu2 years ago
I disagree with assetbar. I have not given out enough chubbies on this page.
alejandroadam » neu2 years ago
freedom means he does it, and we see that he is a jackass, and much is wrong with him. and express these ideas to him. this is not an attack on his freedom. but his jackassery. and wrongness.
gormster » neu2 years ago
Chubby for 'Jackassery'.
tenthman » neu2 years ago
My avatar is from a Jack Chick comic, it isn't supposed to be horrendous, but I suppose it seems pretty horrendous. Check out www.chick.com if you aren't familiar with Jack Chick, it is some seriously ridiculous stuff; freemasons, conspiracies, one-eyed god prophecies. I will now change my avatar to a guitar.
miku224 » neu2 years ago
Ok, anything from a Jack Chick tract is acceptable, but only in a "I know this is offensive, but more people need to find out about this offensive nut-job" kind of way. Oh man that guy is equal parts hilarious and terrifying.
drskradley » neu2 years ago
May it just be said that most serious Christians - though I hate to use the term "born-again" because it has bad connotations nowadays - most of us REALLY CAN'T STAND JACK CHICK. Well, most that I've met, anyway. Just wanted to let that be known.
gormster » neu2 years ago
The problem with Jack Chick is that he is serious.
That's... terrifying, that something like that could even occur in his head. I mean there are the valid holes in evolution (hint, there are not many) but so many things he said were plain wrong - just incorrect. For anyone who needs them pointed out:
[*]There's no 212 million year old human fossil, or anything like it.
[*]Of course petrified trees are there amongst millions of years of rock because the sediment built up around them, over millions of years. They're fucking trees, they're not going anywhere.
[*]We don't date the fossils by the rock, we date them by how much of their Carbon-14 - which is continually replenished whilst alive - has decayed.
[*]And the strong nuclear force (gluons) has been observed directly at CERN.
honesttom » neu2 years ago
The theory of evolution is so poorly conveyed.
killerlimpet » neu2 years ago
"I mean there are the valid holes in evolution (hint, there are not many)"
I hope you mean that there are not many valid holes in ToE, and are not referring to the supposed lack of transitional fossils.
killerlimpet » neu2 years ago
ARRRRGGHHHHHH FUCK YOU JACK CHICK
panel 1: "believe" in evolution? Yes, in the sense that I "believe" in gravity. Try "accept as the best scientific explanation for the world around me."
panel 4: ad hominem
panel 7: It is not illegal to teach the bible etc... in an appropriate context, such as a comparative religion class. It is illegal to teach it as science.
panel 9: Note that no actual facts are presented here.
panel 10-11: No, this is simply wrong. This is a conglomerate of several straw-man representations of various scientific fields, put together by creationist Kent Hovind. No actual scientist makes this claim.
panel 14: wrong on the date. Also, the experts cited say no such thing- they merely pointed to similarities between Lucy and modern pygmy chimps to argue that said chimps are our closest living relatives.
panel 17-18: A classic.
Lucy: Not a chimpanzee; among other differences, Australopithecus afarensis is bipedal, whereas chimps are not.
Heidelberg man: Not "quite human." Compare the jaws and see for yourself: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/mauer.jpg
Nebraska man: misrepresentation. Nebraska man was never taken very seriously to begin with; the scientific community was skeptical of it from the get-go. When further excavation revealed the truth about a potentially important fossil, the, discoverer (Harold Cook I think was his name) admitted the error. The fossil was "built up" not by scientists, but by the popular press, who were denounced for doing so by Cook himself.
Piltdown man: Ahh, yes. A hoax. What Chick doesn't mention is that it was scientists using the theory of evolution who figured out that it wasn't real: Piltdown represented a European branch of human evolution, when all available evidence pointed to African origins. The discovery of the forgery solved a great deal of problems. It took several decades to catch it, and it was very embarassing, but remember- it was scientists, not creationists, who caught the hoax and admitted error.
Peking man: The original bones have been lost, but there are plenty of casts around.
Neandertal man: One fossil showed signs of disease, and disesase such as rickets and arthritis have been attributed to Neandertal fossils, but there are many differences between Neandertal and modern man which can not be explained by either- the curvature of the femur and the thickness of the bones, for example. Furthermore, there are fossils of Neandertal children, who would not have been afflicted by arthritis. Chick woefully misrepresents the report in question.
Guinea man, Cromagnon man: Yeah, they're human. Who has ever said otherwise?
panel 19-20: Looks like someone doesn't understand index fossils.
panel 21: "polystrate fossils" are not a problem for geology. See: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/polystrate/trees.html
panel 22: Not touching this one; the embryological evidence for evolution is way over my head. From what I gather, both Haeckel and Chick are full of it here.
panel 23-26: Vesitigal organs need not be functionless, they need only be made of tissue homologous to tissues in related organisms, possibly with different functions. But if you want functionless vestigial organs, try molars in vampire bats, or the human appendix.
panel 26: Evolution is not teleological; there is no "goal" that it aims for other than adaptation to the environment. If this is achieved by the loss of a structure or function, then so be it- evolution is about change, not progress.
panel 27 on: This is just plain schizoid; note that Chick stops giving arguments and sources here and simply makes assertions. Incorrect assertions. With a touch of paranoid OMG ATHEIST-EDUCATOR CONSPIRACY thrown into the mix, followed by students being brought to Christ by a collection of lies and distortions. Talk about your feel-good movie of the season.
spectre » neu2 years ago
Jackass
spectre » neu2 years ago
The WTC guy, I mean, not you, gormster
ford » neu2 years ago
I am now horribly confused. Can i get a link to this dude's avatar or something?
capnb0b » neu2 years ago
seconded
wittyname » neu2 years ago
For reference, it used to be a avatar of two buildings and an airplane heading towards it.
cashalot » pro2 years ago
Where's the money Phillipski, where's the fucking money?
senatorexlax » pro2 years ago
"Does this place look like I'm fucking married. Do you see a ring on my finger? The toilet seat's up, man."
boscostacy » neu2 years ago
1. Marriage is still a sore topic with Philippe.
2. If the toilet seat were up, Philippe might fall in, and he knows that a toilet is a chair you can't make mistakes around.
seanbad » neu2 years ago
Ve cut off your johnson, ja, zen ve stomp on it, sqvoosh it.
seanbad » pro2 years ago
Who lames one Big Lebowski reference while ignoring the others?
gormster » neu2 years ago
A dolphin jumps through a ring of this.
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
damn, beat me to that one.
norrin » neu2 years ago
Also, I needed to look this up, so I figured I'd save anyone else the trouble:
ERMINE
1. an Old World weasel, Mustela erminea, having in its winter color phase a white coat with black at the tip of the tail.
4. the rank, position, or status of a king, peer, or judge, esp. one in certain European countries who wears, or formerly wore, a robe trimmed with ermine, as on official or state occasions.
silver_lake » neu2 years ago
It's ducat. I looked it up, just to be sure for the community.
biff » neu2 years ago
You pronounce it as if it were spelled "ducket," but you spell it ducat.
In Olden-Tymes Europe, or in Newen-Tymes America. Doesn't matter.
jackparsons » neu2 years ago
You say "doo-cats", everyone knows that. The name is derived from a measure of value, 500 cat testicles.
pyro_ike » pro2 years ago
Cornelius does not mess around with internet perversion! Unfortunately, his methods only attack the display of the problem, and not the source.
blarghamagarky » neu2 years ago
I think he is mainly doing it for fun/style points
tbtabby » pro2 years ago
Being the Ultimate Badass, Cornelius is equally equipped to handle perverts and zombie attacks.
silentman » pro2 years ago
Anything Simon Pegg related deserves a chubby.
ohmygooses » pro2 years ago
phillipe I sincerely hope that the internet never happens to you again, like the internet has happened to us
axhoola » neu2 years ago
Maybe Nolan just has an extravagantly-patronizing-local-small-businesses fetish.
senatorexlax » neu2 years ago
Yeah me too, it was a pretty ferocious laugh too, I was glad nobody was home.
buttermoths » pro2 years ago
I, too, laughed out loud pretty loud, yes.
philosophe » pro2 years ago
virtual chubby for reppin b small... :)
rational » pro2 years ago
Mr. Bear.
In the study.
With the cricket bat.
spectre » neu2 years ago
Outta chubbies this will have to do.
How about:
Ray
In the Greenhouse
WITH HIS BARE HANDS
(coached by Beef)
wittyname » neu2 years ago
Nice Pete
In the Basketball court
With his van
molesticide » neu2 years ago
doctor andretti
in beef's computer room
single bullet to the base of the skull
and:
some teenagers
in a van
peeling out
shoinan » neu2 years ago
Little Nephew
In the bedroom
With some Vaseline
(and some damn tissues)
harletron » neu2 years ago
Teodor
in the kitchen
with the cast iron frying pan
nikopol » neu2 years ago
Todd
in the Volcano
wringing a stork's neck
anomalous3 » neu2 years ago
Christopher Onstad
With his mighty eraser,
at a barbequeue
overmedicated » neu2 years ago
Pat
In the garden
With the pistol and the surprisingly strong liquour
ggvaidya » pro2 years ago
Nice Pete
In the rlggh rgg ug gurg gll *thump*
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ashoykh » neu2 years ago
oh cornelius, you old bear, you don't know how futile your actions are. you cannot destroy phillippe's internet business with a cricket bat, this isn't the old temple where you can just turn over a bunch of Mead sellers' baskets and slap some whores on their cheeks.
powderfinger » neu2 years ago
chubbied for Rt. 460 and colleges on/near this road, not for animal cruelty
nyu » neu2 years ago
Do you go to HSC?
opalleye » neu2 years ago
hampden sydney?
opalleye » neu2 years ago
farmville, bitch.
nyu » neu2 years ago
People in Farmvegas have the internet?
nyu » neu2 years ago
I went to HSC, going back there next semester.
powderfinger » neu2 years ago
nope, VA Tech dropout.
gkiyo » neu2 years ago
Chubbied for animal cruelty.
peterjoel » neu2 years ago
Ran out of chubbies, so couldn't chubby for animal cruelty.
Instead, you get lamed for explaining that it's a cricket bat.
snark » neu2 years ago
This has troubling implications vis a vis Philippe's affection for king piss.
doomsdaybadger » pro2 years ago
Mr. Bear brings the thunder.
erincandy » pro2 years ago
Philippe does not just want any dance, he wants a dance that will please him. If it's not pleasing it will just not do.
erincandy » neu2 years ago
Ahh, whatever will I do now.
usversusthem » neu2 years ago
You'll have to go back to the beginning and unread some strips.
erincandy » neu2 years ago
I'll take that challenge.
opalleye » neu2 years ago
Cornelius Bear:
HE DOES WORK
weapon86 » pro2 years ago
I find it odd how Philippe's wearing ermine. 'Tis a kingly thing to do, though ermine and otter are related weasel species members.
"KRAK" The sound of tubes to The Internet being broken.
honesttom » neu2 years ago
I suppose, although people do wear gorilla skulls, so I reckon it's much the same thing.
scherz » neu2 years ago
This comic is brilliant. Perfect ending to a hilarious week.
And Ermine is the white with black spotted fur that outlines the capes that kings wear. It's named after the weasel who possesses the non-spotted fur.
mrclarinet » neu2 years ago
Cornelius could manage Spinal Tapp pretty well, I think
mindbnder » neu2 years ago
I want Cornelius Bear watching my back any day. Dude gets things done.
metrofeed » neu2 years ago
Certainly, in the topsy-turvy world of heavy rock, having a good solid piece of wood in your hand is often useful.
neonaoneo » neu2 years ago
Philippe looks mad intense in panels 4 and 5
koodge » neu2 years ago
The little dude sure got uppity as soon as he was crowned.
shankley » neu2 years ago
he looks hilarious when he gets all full of sass like that
supergeorgina » pro2 years ago
OKAY. Who else really wants King Philippe tattooed on them?
brokeaccount » neu2 years ago
So this story arc is basically an allegory for the past six years of Onstad's life, right?
long-eared_ronin » pro2 years ago
Cornelius Bear: an Enemy of Evil Technology, and can spot genuine ermine from three feet away.
f1shst1ck » neu2 years ago
Instant 5 for the fact that Cornelius is so classy he destroys a computer with a cricket bat
farqussus » neu2 years ago
Cricket bats exist for the purpose of destruction. Ask the English Cricket Team.
molesticide » pro2 years ago
the dude can recognize genuine ermine fur by sight.
wittyname » pro2 years ago
This is proof that money corrupts, even the youngest and kindred of souls.
jalhalla42 » neu2 years ago
I dunno, Cornelius. I've seen some pretty rich tortillas in my day.
bovine » neu2 years ago
yeah i knew this one that had all sorts of cheese.
misterkoss » neu2 years ago
It was a rude and raunchy tortilla.
seanbad » pro2 years ago
Tortillas these days are largely nonsense.
gormster » neu2 years ago
A lot of people are calling bullshit on that tortilla.
geekbonchic » pro2 years ago
I understand the cape and the crown (mine are currently in storage), but the candelabra on a stave confuses me. I do not see any reason why I should feel compelled to carry round a candelabra when I could just as easily put one on the mantel and just stay in the room.
nonemorenegative » neu2 years ago
And this is why you will never be King material...
cuneocapo » pro2 years ago
Cornelius used to be the muscle for most of the Oxford Literature department.
spectre » pro2 years ago
Oh, what I would give know for an extra chubby!
philosophe » pro2 years ago
Well, there it is, what were you offering again....??
kbhoyt » neu2 years ago
Phillip is (King Henry) five.
kbhoyt » neu2 years ago
? I tend to thinking you're kidding, but if you aren't, damn.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
If he's not, it's even funnier.
nictusempra » neu2 years ago
You know, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Chris for pretty much avoiding political cartoons.
cuneocapo » neu2 years ago
I chubbied this as a fellow Brit
quartzblade » neu2 years ago
High Speed Internet History Lesson: American and British history diverged a good while after that. So uh, its our history too. For real.
bourbonsamurai » pro2 years ago
I think Poing must be a time traveller. Otherwise I am not sure how he is still sensitive about a battle the english won, six hundred years after it happened.
dropkickpikachu » neu2 years ago
YOU WEREN'T THERE, YOU DON'T KNOW
ann56 » neu2 years ago
An ermine isn't spotted, exactly. It's all-white in the winter, except for the black tip on its tail. Every black spot on the fur trim is the tip of an ermine's tail.
anomalous3 » neu2 years ago
I'm all for eating tasty animals, but discovering this was very disturbing. If you think of it, it's almost like wearing a necklace made of skulls. Except not people's skulls.
comrade_tom » pro2 years ago
Cornelius in the last panel, is pretty much the embodiment of Punk Rock.
Why yes i have capitalised "Punk Rock"!
spectre » pro2 years ago
God Save the King
He ain't no human being!
(He's an otter.)
trollcollins » neu2 years ago
I am on Cornelius' side, and realize he is partially preventing Phillipe from having internet access and partially just venting his rage and disgust.
But at the same time I feel like saying "oh, my dear antiquated Mr. Bear. You are smart, classy, and tough as shit, or nails, or nails made of shit --- but you cannot fight the internet. Thanks to wifi, the internet is probably in your lungs even as your swing your wrathful cricket bat."
solobuttons » pro2 years ago
I think that you misunderstand Achewood completely.
mikeleffel2 » pro2 years ago
HHAHAHAHA! chubby for you!
shoinan » pro2 years ago
I am too friendly to chubby you so kindly accept this pleasing dance I am doing for you.
buttermoths » con2 years ago
Isn't it really telling kids that if you become someone's Potty Pal you'll be pimped out in ermine after just a couple of days?
geysershitdick » neu2 years ago
Onstad has a baby now. He needs to let kids know that you can't have dinner with people from the internet for a thousand dollars.
It would cause problems in the community!
beansdooma » pro2 years ago
'Cash reserves of a tortilla' did it for me.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
Phillipe referring to Mr. Bear as Cornelius, and demanding a pleasing dance made it for me, every single line after that just was gravy. I think this has become one of my favourites.
blarghamagarky » neu2 years ago
yeah can we just pause to reflect how comparing Philippe to a tortilla is probably very adorable.
cracklewater » neu9 months ago
Agreed, that and 'fortified soda'.
Cornelius is a role model to me.
checkmatejones » neu2 years ago
Alt ending: Cornelius Bear drives his Yellow School bus with the Gothic Arched Windows through Comcast headquarters, destroying the Achewood internet forever.
weekendofsound » pro2 years ago
Now I'm noticing that lately phillipes involvement in the strip has simply been a setup for someone to get uncharacteristically angry about something he's done. Is there some sort of bitterness towards children lately?
Also, did he already have dinner with Nolan, or did he get paid up front? Because this sounds like it'd be a very interesting encounter.
johnmatrix » neu2 years ago
Another user once commented that the older Onstad's child gets, the less cute Philippe will become. So you may be right.
bourbonsamurai » pro2 years ago
Yeah, I can see how the kid passing the toddler stage will lead to some rage issues.
coldfrog » neu2 years ago
Don't worry, this is not going to turn into a strip that is constantly about a 5 year old.
mikeleffel2 » pro2 years ago
Damnation do I love a good ol 'bitch battle' twixt the two! CASH RESERVES OF A TORTILLA etc. :)
drunkenbear27 » pro2 years ago
Of course it'd be a cricket bat.
lara501375 » neu2 years ago
Beautiful on-drive played through the computer by Cornelius.
phthoggos » neu2 years ago
I need a King Philippe shirt.
shoinan » neu2 years ago
I'd quite like a t-shirt with the last panel bearing the caption: Cornelius Bear, Winner of the Badass Games
odei » neu2 years ago
Fuck, now I have to go back and mark every other strip I gave a 5 down to a 4.
henrythecad » neu2 years ago
One more strip, and you can safely retire knowing you read 1337 of them.
odei » neu2 years ago
Do you get that funny feeling when you look at the time and it's 13:36 and you're all "Come on! Yeah!"
philosophe » neu2 years ago
m\My clock has 24 hours per day, i dunno bout you.
dj » neu2 years ago
Haha, it was a serious question. Nothing I see regularly uses the 24 hour display instead of AM/PM.
dropkickpikachu » neu2 years ago
That's because America is obsessed with finding as many systems of measure as possible that don't make any goddamn sense.
I say this as an American who is frustrated that I can't imagine someone's height if they tell me in centimeters, or the distance to go on a trip if I have to think about it in kilometers.
odei » neu2 years ago
If you do you spend too much time on the internet.
kenyot » neu2 years ago
You really put things in perspective. I think you deserve some chubbies. Chubby!
johnmatrix » neu2 years ago
What's Ray got to do with this?
somanywhales » neu2 years ago
Everything, man. Everything.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
Especially since the quote just means that Ray dislikes Phillipe. That is not rad.
henrythecad » neu2 years ago
That was just a reference to Ray and Beef's discussion about kings. I can see someone not finding it funny, that's what lames are for. No biggie.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
I know the reference. But bringing up that Ray doesn't like kings, in a comic that features Phillipe being a king is... well, see my previous comment.
lastlarf » neu2 years ago
KOODGE!
pyro_ike » pro2 years ago
He needs to take stock.
boscostacy » neu2 years ago
If "Philippe's King Equipment" isn't a Guided by Voises song, it should be.
boscostacy » pro2 years ago
Also, Cornelius has inspired me.
wittyname » neu2 years ago
This deserves more chubbies.
cthulhu235 » pro2 years ago
Anybody else find an otter wearing ermine to be a bit disturbing?
epicurus » neu2 years ago
Wow. I am totally in awe of the cartoon events portrayed here.
Including Cornelius in this way has completely rocked my socks.
werthog42 » neu2 years ago
Cotnelus, teel. Also, 9 means nothing.
weekendofsound » pro2 years ago
Also, I'm pretty sure Cornelius just put his wreck all over Roast Beefs monitor.
How is that man going to spend on his wedding with a broken machine?
liquid_banjo » pro2 years ago
Mr. Bear has said himself that you should judge the audience and not the author. Phillipe is just too young to write bad romance novels.
i actually won interstellar rain & gave it to my wife for xmas, but we've since split up. i miss that painting...
thegrayhoodie » pro2 years ago
Oh, man of COURSE Cornelius owns a cricket bat.
TAKE THAT INTERNET, YOU'LL NOT BEFOUL THIS HOME ANY LONGER!
smugairle » pro2 years ago
The Internet.
It's just not cricket.
biff » neu2 years ago
Too Friendly, so you get an artificial Chubby substitute.
behka » pro2 years ago
mr bear seems to have little to no patience with children. almost every encounter he has with phillipe is something somewhat frayed.
boscostacy » pro2 years ago
Cornelius does not suffer fools lightly, even if they are rich (Ray and the Volvo of Despair) or five (Philippe and Everything). but, as we can see, he tolerates the exposure of children to potential online predators even less.
songbirdspectre » pro2 years ago
cornelius. wtf.
falseprophet » pro2 years ago
cornelius. ftw.
lobster_mobster » neu2 years ago
The bear attempts to confront his dissatisfaction by hitting the computer with a cricket bat.
taiiga » pro2 years ago
This is really the only proper way to handle the situation.
ging » pro2 years ago
Ray and Phillipe should have a king hat party
el_connor » neu2 years ago
Revelation: [url=http://m.assetbar.com/achewood/uuaqmJGZr]Nolan in the third frame![url]
Sorry for the spam. FYI-I failed computer science.
falseprophet » pro2 years ago
Talkin' out of turn...that's a paddlin'.
Referrin' to male jelly as magic gravy...that's a paddlin'.
Peddlin' false encouragement to pedophile on a series of tubes...oh, you better believe that's a paddlin'.
sharpdresseddan » neu1 years ago
I can't believe no one has noticed this excellent Simpson's reference. good show sir, good show.
baryonyx » pro2 years ago
I am giving this a five and there is absolutely NO NEED to explain why.
starman11 » pro2 years ago
Every problem has a Cornelius solution.
(If someone else has already said this exact thing I apologize.)
Also, Onstad should make one of those little self-help coffee-table books like "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" called "Cornelius's Solutions."
roccolieuallen » pro2 years ago
Where can I get my hands on some fortified soda?
gussiejives » neu2 years ago
Ha! Take that Internet!
goocifer » neu2 years ago
I guess Philippe has one way of getting any money ever...
goocifer » neu2 years ago
Man, I searched this page completely before posting this so I wouldn't repeat anyone. But I didn't think to check YESTERDAY'S PAGE!
amadaun » neu2 years ago
Phillipe would not say "smackeroos". Also, the phrase "A guy from the Internet gave me a thousand bucks". Does this sound like Phillipe to you?
i_love_kate » neu1 years ago
Lie bot!
desert_donkey » neu1 years ago
i am sure that cornelius bear pronounces tortilla "Tore - Til -uh"
kikineko » neu1 years ago
Yes, an excuse to vandalize equipments, whoot!
lolsworth » neu1 years ago
The value of the smackeroo has fallen sharply in the year since this strip was first posted
jbrd328 » neu1 years ago
A pleasing dance for King Phillippe, at once!
Philippe ordering around Cornelius with that look on his face just cracks me up
jaldor » neu1 years ago
The Cornelius Solution sounds way more emo than mod.
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He will be five AND rich.
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idiot art student.
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(Not actually gay)
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Klingon sex worker
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That has GOT to have a higher DPS than any other class / race combination.
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I might have to steal it.
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Paul: Of course, Betty, it's absurd. Putting the Hamsters in glass cases would be inhumane.
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Sadly, this is true.
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I don't know if I'm just in a giddy mood, but this strip is particularly hilarious!
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Though I have to say your so-called "football" matches drag on for much, much longer than they really should. Somehow, eighty minutes turns into six and a half hours.
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I believe this is true, and as such Americans enjoy games that last as long as a serious drunk does. I'm not much of a sports guy, but if I watch a game I want it to last long enough for me to get drunk but not too long, because then I'll wind up insensible. I want to be riding high when it's done.
Now, as often as I've tried, I can't drink for a week straight. Wish I could, but that time I got the shakes at the coffee shop taught me a pretty valuable lesson. I'm sure there's grace to cricket, and all the stats and facts about it are very interesting, but fundamentally when I watch a sport I am going to drink throughout the duration. Should the duration stretch too long, Bad Times will occur.
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This of course has no relation to the fucking close to water swill that you see advertised on TV. It is about brew pubs and microbreweries.
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Which is true. See if you can unravel that tangle of nations.
Regardless, though, your fois gras is probably like a brillo pad, mate. Chin chin.
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How do you keep them straight?
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don't answer that.
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(Also, the sensible test cricket fan doesn't watch the whole game, but spends a couple of days following the action online while at work, then turns up to the ground for a couple of days over the weekend).
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O HAI IM IN UR <KRAK!>
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Cricket bats? I was only in Northern California eight months, but I'm thinking Cornelius has the only one.
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...i miss the drink, too..but there you are.
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So a good way to defend yourself is to wait until you are old and your family put you in a care home.
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Truly, a great man of politics.
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Cornelius: cricket bat, perfect form
Roast Beef: elaborate system of pulleys
Ray: sideways Glock, regret afterwards
OR
paints it rainbow colours and a tank top and gives it to Pat as a "gay computer" which he obviously needs now
Nice Pete: USB vegetable cutter, power supply, rigged to web page: first visitor sets it off and receives congratulatory e-mail with video
Vlad: rough, ultimately confusing night for king of the make-outs
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Also, other computers in the household already run UNIX.
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http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0055/0055_01.asp
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[*]There's no 212 million year old human fossil, or anything like it.
[*]Of course petrified trees are there amongst millions of years of rock because the sediment built up around them, over millions of years. They're fucking trees, they're not going anywhere.
[*]We don't date the fossils by the rock, we date them by how much of their Carbon-14 - which is continually replenished whilst alive - has decayed.
[*]And the strong nuclear force (gluons) has been observed directly at CERN.
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I hope you mean that there are not many valid holes in ToE, and are not referring to the supposed lack of transitional fossils.
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panel 1: "believe" in evolution? Yes, in the sense that I "believe" in gravity. Try "accept as the best scientific explanation for the world around me."
panel 4: ad hominem
panel 7: It is not illegal to teach the bible etc... in an appropriate context, such as a comparative religion class. It is illegal to teach it as science.
panel 9: Note that no actual facts are presented here.
panel 10-11: No, this is simply wrong. This is a conglomerate of several straw-man representations of various scientific fields, put together by creationist Kent Hovind. No actual scientist makes this claim.
panel 14: wrong on the date. Also, the experts cited say no such thing- they merely pointed to similarities between Lucy and modern pygmy chimps to argue that said chimps are our closest living relatives.
panel 17-18: A classic.
Lucy: Not a chimpanzee; among other differences, Australopithecus afarensis is bipedal, whereas chimps are not.
Heidelberg man: Not "quite human." Compare the jaws and see for yourself: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/mauer.jpg
Nebraska man: misrepresentation. Nebraska man was never taken very seriously to begin with; the scientific community was skeptical of it from the get-go. When further excavation revealed the truth about a potentially important fossil, the, discoverer (Harold Cook I think was his name) admitted the error. The fossil was "built up" not by scientists, but by the popular press, who were denounced for doing so by Cook himself.
Piltdown man: Ahh, yes. A hoax. What Chick doesn't mention is that it was scientists using the theory of evolution who figured out that it wasn't real: Piltdown represented a European branch of human evolution, when all available evidence pointed to African origins. The discovery of the forgery solved a great deal of problems. It took several decades to catch it, and it was very embarassing, but remember- it was scientists, not creationists, who caught the hoax and admitted error.
Peking man: The original bones have been lost, but there are plenty of casts around.
Neandertal man: One fossil showed signs of disease, and disesase such as rickets and arthritis have been attributed to Neandertal fossils, but there are many differences between Neandertal and modern man which can not be explained by either- the curvature of the femur and the thickness of the bones, for example. Furthermore, there are fossils of Neandertal children, who would not have been afflicted by arthritis. Chick woefully misrepresents the report in question.
Guinea man, Cromagnon man: Yeah, they're human. Who has ever said otherwise?
panel 19-20: Looks like someone doesn't understand index fossils.
panel 21: "polystrate fossils" are not a problem for geology. See: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/polystrate/trees.html
panel 22: Not touching this one; the embryological evidence for evolution is way over my head. From what I gather, both Haeckel and Chick are full of it here.
panel 23-26: Vesitigal organs need not be functionless, they need only be made of tissue homologous to tissues in related organisms, possibly with different functions. But if you want functionless vestigial organs, try molars in vampire bats, or the human appendix.
panel 26: Evolution is not teleological; there is no "goal" that it aims for other than adaptation to the environment. If this is achieved by the loss of a structure or function, then so be it- evolution is about change, not progress.
panel 27 on: This is just plain schizoid; note that Chick stops giving arguments and sources here and simply makes assertions. Incorrect assertions. With a touch of paranoid OMG ATHEIST-EDUCATOR CONSPIRACY thrown into the mix, followed by students being brought to Christ by a collection of lies and distortions. Talk about your feel-good movie of the season.
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2. If the toilet seat were up, Philippe might fall in, and he knows that a toilet is a chair you can't make mistakes around.
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ERMINE
1. an Old World weasel, Mustela erminea, having in its winter color phase a white coat with black at the tip of the tail.
4. the rank, position, or status of a king, peer, or judge, esp. one in certain European countries who wears, or formerly wore, a robe trimmed with ermine, as on official or state occasions.
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In Olden-Tymes Europe, or in Newen-Tymes America. Doesn't matter.
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(marked lame by Contrasoma, luasn, clintisiceman, Mastronaut, philosophe)
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In the study.
With the cricket bat.
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How about:
Ray
In the Greenhouse
WITH HIS BARE HANDS
(coached by Beef)
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In the Basketball court
With his van
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in beef's computer room
single bullet to the base of the skull
and:
some teenagers
in a van
peeling out
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In the bedroom
With some Vaseline
(and some damn tissues)
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in the kitchen
with the cast iron frying pan
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in the Volcano
wringing a stork's neck
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With his mighty eraser,
at a barbequeue
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In the garden
With the pistol and the surprisingly strong liquour
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In the rlggh rgg ug gurg gll *thump*
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Instead, you get lamed for explaining that it's a cricket bat.
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HE DOES WORK
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"KRAK" The sound of tubes to The Internet being broken.
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And Ermine is the white with black spotted fur that outlines the capes that kings wear. It's named after the weasel who possesses the non-spotted fur.
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(marked lame by TwoRightFeet, catgrl131, shogun, old_chap, Audhumla)
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(marked lame by kbhoyt, jeepers, Bourbonsamurai, Fcannon, ovenface, Quartzblade)
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(marked lame by mysterymeat1001, jeepers, snidedk, BoscoStacy, Bourbonsamurai, peterjoel, Nictusempra)
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Why yes i have capitalised "Punk Rock"!
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He ain't no human being!
(He's an otter.)
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But at the same time I feel like saying "oh, my dear antiquated Mr. Bear. You are smart, classy, and tough as shit, or nails, or nails made of shit --- but you cannot fight the internet. Thanks to wifi, the internet is probably in your lungs even as your swing your wrathful cricket bat."
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(marked lame by ButterMoths, Overmedicated, wittyname, GeyserShitdick, solobuttons, catgrl131, vodkavonstroheim, Jeef, dropkickpikachu, lastlarf, biff)
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It would cause problems in the community!
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Cornelius is a role model to me.
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Also, did he already have dinner with Nolan, or did he get paid up front? Because this sounds like it'd be a very interesting encounter.
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(marked lame by cthulhu235, wittyname, odei, dropkickpikachu, henrythecad)
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I say this as an American who is frustrated that I can't imagine someone's height if they tell me in centimeters, or the distance to go on a trip if I have to think about it in kilometers.
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(marked lame by wittyname, odei, scrumpton, Sprog, Nictusempra)
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(marked lame by BoscoStacy, loneal, pixie_meat, mattfish, Boredom_Man, SPECTRE)
(marked lame by BoscoStacy, thebarbarian, SPECTRE)
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Including Cornelius in this way has completely rocked my socks.
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(marked lame by PhoenixUltima, miche, sneakymarco, Darthemed, Nictusempra)
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How is that man going to spend on his wedding with a broken machine?
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it's no R.Beef cpu
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There's another painting up for auction here
[IMGS OFF]
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TAKE THAT INTERNET, YOU'LL NOT BEFOUL THIS HOME ANY LONGER!
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It's just not cricket.
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Sorry for the spam. FYI-I failed computer science.
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Referrin' to male jelly as magic gravy...that's a paddlin'.
Peddlin' false encouragement to pedophile on a series of tubes...oh, you better believe that's a paddlin'.
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(If someone else has already said this exact thing I apologize.)
Also, Onstad should make one of those little self-help coffee-table books like "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" called "Cornelius's Solutions."
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Philippe ordering around Cornelius with that look on his face just cracks me up
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