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tenthman » neu 1 years ago
A wised aged bear and an ex-stripper are the two best authorities on pornographic realism. 360 degree coverage
saulbellow » neu 1 years ago
You didn't know whether she was a bear or a cat. ADMIT IT.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
She is SO a bear.
possums » neu 1 years ago
She is definitely a cat. She is Roast Beef with breasts.

Formerly Teodor with breasts, yes, but this is now.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Huh. I suppose.
I like this comic and all, but one thing I am a little disappointed at is that everyone is either a bear or a cat. I remember one lagomorph from the Cartilige Head arc. I want to see just a little more diversity. I don't want Richard Scarry or anything, though.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
There are dogs and otters and squirrels and a tiger and robots. How could you forget the otters and the tiger and the squirrels and the robots?

There is also the occasional human. There was part of Onstad, however you wish to classify that, and Oasis (off-screen, also requiring classification), and the ghost of Billy Idol. Oh, wait, there was that pizza guy they clubbed over the head, and Robert Johnson in hell. Read up on your history, eh?
hateandwar » pro 1 years ago
Don't forget George Michael, coming through the garden, looking for pleasure.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Remember kids: if it's performance art then it's ok.
biff » neu 1 years ago
Keith Moon's head!!
speccer » neu 1 years ago
Also requiring classification.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Let us not also forget the cameo The Man in Black.

Next cameo I'm hoping for: Nick Cave, Boudicca, Ayn Rand, Mary Shelley, Mata Hari, or any semi-famous tranny burlesque star from yesteryear. Sorry for anyone hoping for these, because now they won't happen.

I would have drawn from mythology and asked for Amateratsu, Anansi the Spider, or Coyote, but then this would be out of character and would essentially become my comic.
bjorntd » neu 1 years ago
Don't forget Ben Stiller in the Volvo of Despair!
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
The Devil had a quite human form.
mustakrakesh » neu 1 years ago
Ben Stiller had a cameo as well.
maximus » neu 1 years ago
Loki's crazy hijinx finally reduce Pat to tears; hilarity ensues.
Chef Boyardi berates Phillipe for putting metal in the microwave; hilarity ensues.
The cast of "Cheers" visits Ray a la Christmas Carol to further raise his awareness of diabetes; hilarity ensues.
Zoltan Kodaly's love of the common man brings Beef closer to his family; hilarity ensues.

nigelchaos » pro 1 years ago
For some reason I already imagine Ray walking into Cheers and everyone all yelling "RAY!" and then someone falls off a barstool and it gets eerily quiet.
biff » neu 1 years ago
How would I classify it? I dunno, maybe, "creepy"?

How would I not classify it? As a cat or a bear.
biff » neu 1 years ago
Oh, and I just remembered!

Jan Michael Vincent!

We didn't actually see him, but he personally delivered Airwolf after Ray bought it.

Last panel.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Of note: wasn't Mark Twain a cat? I remember him being portrayed in a cat-like manner like the other regular characters, as opposed to with heavily-inked features like most human characters.

My memory may be incorrect on this.
sn0wman » neu 1 years ago
Nah, man, Twain was human. We even got a shot of him and Ray side by side, with him being more than twice Ray's size.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
The human who is only slightly more than than twice the size of a cat is a very small human.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
Ray put on a lot of weight lately.
valrus » neu 1 years ago
Vertically.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
Perfect.
cracklewater » neu 1 years ago
The cats seem to have increased in size, unless Ray's millions allow him to buy scaled-down Escalades and have Beef's '65 Galaxie shrunk as well.

I think Beef could barely see over the wheel when he started driving it.

nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
Are you thinking of maybe Uncle Culpepper?
spazdor » neu 1 years ago
Or Lie Bot, dressed as Colonel Sanders?
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
!!!
nigelchaos » pro 1 years ago
Mark Twain: I was made merely in the image of God, but not resembling Him enough to be mistaken for Him by anyone except a very near-sighted person.
mustakrakesh » neu 1 years ago
And the guy that invented Comic Sans that they all curb stomped.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
What the fuck was he, anyway?
valrus » neu 1 years ago
I plan to refer to him as Cartilage Entire Body.
bjorntd » neu 1 years ago
I think he was a vole.

I'd stomp a vole on principle. Fuck voles.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
Okay, now just stay still while I call the RSPCA.
modality » pro 1 years ago
Let's not forget Cyrus West Field and Isambard Kingdom Brunel, whose endeavors are not wanting for the horrors of the canine body.
coke_hakola » neu 5 months ago
As far as humans in the strip go, I feel we would be remiss not to mention Emeril (as in the cook, not the cat with a paraplegic friend)
akadriver » neu 1 years ago
Except for: Phillipe, Phillipe's Mom, Ultra Peanut, Lyle (sort of a cat), Vlad, Lie Bot, Chucklebot, Todd, Blister, that kid who solicited Pat for a trip to the "gubbermint" (was he a beaver?), the bellboy that blew Ray's cover...
akadriver » neu 1 years ago
American Curls are just a breed of domestic cat, just like a Siamese or one of those weird wrinkly naked ones.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I thought so.
So all dogs are the same species, and all domestic housecats are too?
Where do those things come from anyway? Are they from Africa? I don't see my cat Tabby being able to survive in the harsh wilds. I see dogs being able to, but not housecats.
I suppose they are bred, though.
akadriver » neu 1 years ago
Cats do alright - unlike dogs their whole predatory side hasn't been suppressed by domestication, so they can live anywhere that there are rodents and birds for them to eat. They're descended from African Wildcats and would've first started associating with humans around the time we started growing our own grain (thus attracting mice and rats).

Dogs have lived with humans somewhat longer and domestic dogs tend to depend on us. However they can go feral (see: dingoes), and when they interbreed with wolves the offspring are extremely smart and aggressive.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
That last sentence in that last paragraph sounds like it should be a made-for-tv movie on Sci Fi.

"JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO LET FIDO OUT: WOLFDOG, THIS SATURDAY.

ONLY ON SCI FI."
telescreen » neu 1 years ago
Sounds like nobody learned you up about Genetic Diversity. Is your next question "Are eskimos the same species as us I mean they are like adapted to the cold and such and hold their liquor poorly."
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Oh Perun, there's not much in the way of times I'd actually use the horrible bastardisation that is "pwn", but that's some pretty hardy Pwnage right there.
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
I'm not a dog breeder or anything (though making dogs fuck is my dream job), but I'm pretty sure each dog breed ain't a species.

Why? Because they can mate and have viable offspring.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
The scotch is right again.

the sctoch si alwyas rite
belgand » pro 1 years ago
Exactly. Speaking as a geneticist this is the standard for defining a species that works best for casual usage (and anyone who doesn't actually have to deal with taxonomy commonly and wants to be a dick about it).
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Sorry, steev_dayv, domesticated dogs are all the same subspecies, and there is a lot of debate about that. Domestic dogs are now classified as Canis lupus ssp. familiaris. Many hold that they are simply Canis lupus (wolves) in much modified form. In current scientific understanding, and as was said in a recent strip comment, genetics trumps physical form.
steev_dayv » neu 1 years ago
wow...you guys are correct, and this is something I have known. I am curious how drunk I was when posting that considering I don't remember posting it. Screw you hot, drunk secretary buying rounds. Fuck you.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
Did you get to?
kamet » neu 1 years ago
All of assetbar is waiting in suspense.. were you able to nail the hot, drunk secretary?
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
Fuck I hope he did. I hope he railed her so hard.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I hope she was a screamer. I love a loud one, even if I only hear her through the wall.

While I steal her hairbrush to sniff
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
As long as she's having a good time. Or at least making you think she is. Thats the same right?
steev_dayv » neu 1 years ago
I did, and having done it I wish I hadn't because last night I found her leaving the same bar with two other gentleman that you could smell the VD on. She is hot trash who likes the sauce. God speed slutty secretary.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
You don't have to be jealous.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
The definition of "species" is not always very clear, but all housecats and all domestic dogs are definitely in the same species. You should read up some biology.
woodjay » neu 1 years ago
There is not clear consensus, basically, individual biologists go by their own standards. For example, lake Victoria in Africa has, if I recall correctly, about 1300 species of cichlid fish, all from one common tilapia-like ancestor about 16k years ago (Victoria is a VERY young lake geologically) there, species are defined as groups which DO NOT not CAN NOT breed and create fertile offspring, granted, over the couse of only a few thousand years it's rather unlikely that their junk would have differentiated enough to be incompatible.

Basically, in some cases, speciation can be a 'cultural' differentiation rather than purely biological
srikamaraja » neu 9 months ago
Cichlid fish are particularly hard to nail down in the traditional sense. There are many different species of cichlid fish (usually central american Vieja and Cichlasoma species or fish within the same rift lake) that can produce viable offspring. See Flower Horn cichlids (Luo Han) for the Central American example, and Aulonocara Peacock cichlids from lake Malawi for Africa.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
So apparently all house cats are modified African wildcats, and all dogs are modified wolves. I'm curious though: some bigger dog breeds can breed with wolves, but clearly a chihuahua can't, so why isn't it considered a different species? Is the size factor the only reason they couldn't breed, and if so, could they create a chihuahua/wolf hybrid through artificial insemination? Same goes for small cats and African Wildcats.

I'm sorry if this is a stupid question - I was an English major :-(
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
i want to own a chihuawolf. i want to own one so bad.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Man, that would be one evil creature.
aperson » neu 1 years ago
I want me a wohuahua.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Let's do this. Someone find a lady wolf, I'll go and excite a male chihuahua.

According to this website, "Theoretically, a wolf hybrid can result from the mating of a wolf with any breed of dog. Wolves have been bred with such diverse breeds as malamutes, Siberian huskies, German shepherds, rottweilers, collies, pit bulls, and even standard poodles. "
smallblackdog » neu 1 years ago
'excite a male chihuahua'.
How would you do that exactly?
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I'm a psych major =[.
I don't know if they will choose to. I suspect that the Wolf will want to, but the chihuahua will run away.
I found this. I don't know if she's an expert.
http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/578958
aperson » neu 1 years ago
I dunno... traquilise the lady wolf and give the boy chihuahua a tiny little stepladder... (Mr Chihuahua quite the fellow etc)
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
are those what i think they are?
wingspan » neu 1 years ago
The picture is a link. Apparently they are wolf/husky pups. They are not chihuawolfs although i was hoping so hard that someone had bred them.
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
sadness. although i imagine the breeding process probably involves a turkey baster, so it's a pretty rare happening
irondave » neu 1 years ago
If you did artificial insemination you could get around some physical interface problems and breed a male chihuahua to a female wolf relatively easily. Going the other way might be a gestation problem, I dunno, I'm an engineer not an animal husbandry major.

No one has mentioned mules.
cromar » neu 1 years ago
I think it might go something like this:

[IMGS OFF]
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Horses and donkeys are not considered to be in the same species, the way wolves and dogs are, because their offspring (mules) are sterile.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
You said that you did Not want Richard Scarry, yet that is exactly what I see here.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I jsut think an effin' elephant once in a while would be crazy.

. . .no, just a ferret or bird or something once in a while.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
Or maybe a worm in an apple car?
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
This guy I used to work with is in a band called A Fucking Elephant.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
You know them?
Yeah, we are they PG-rated version of them.
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
IT IS A COMIC ABOUT CATS
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
KITTIES!!!!
skiddyfisk » neu 1 years ago
Is the middle one a munchkin or what? Stumpy leg factor present and eerie.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
It's so stumpy!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
C'mon, whose kitties are these? I know they have to be someone's here.
[I found this picture when I googles ultrapeanut. All the cats are named after Achewood characters. That is Ray looking straight at us. Cute little thing.)
bannedbooks » neu 1 years ago
...Remind me never to get on your bad side?
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Oh . .. okay?
dwodles » neu 1 years ago
no more lolcats.
any other cats are fine.
but not lolcats. okay?
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
seconded
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
Sorry /b/ ate my brain and made me think that would be funny. NEVER AGAIN.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Since you have apologized and recognized the error of your ways there will be no lame. More could learn from your example.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
But what about..........MUSTAINECATS?

[IMGS OFF]
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Man, what the hell? Is that site someone's idea of fanfiction or something?
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Mustaine has some time on his hands these days.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Man, I love this thing.
maximus » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I will reiterate the statement made by others above regarding the use of /b/ memes. Lame
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
So, do people spend all day on this /b/ thing just so they can be prepared to dish out ridicule when someone else who also spends all their time there later repeats something that they've seen there?

Is bitching about memes the new annoying meme?

Fascinating.
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
I do like this.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
You can tell them by the profusion of image macros with only a minor correlation to the actual topic of discussion.
tragicone » neu 1 years ago
man, that was less /b/ more somethingawful.

And it sure is something awful.
maximus » neu 1 years ago
thank god Futurama memes are excluded
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
Almost a haiku
Was that on purpose or not?
Because you're damn close.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Cute.
:)
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
Quote:
My point is still that is not a whole lot of diversity. How many comics are there? 1,500? And there were like, 8 species that I can think of.


Normally, I associate with only two species (human, cat), and occasionally a third (dog). If you want to talk about breeds, I could bump that up to two types of cat, three kinds of dog, and four races of human. What is that, nine total? And only the humans ever talk to me, really, though the non-humans are a hell of a lot nicer. So I'm not feeling the lack of diversity here.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Well, are races and dog breeds analogous? My anth teacher says that race is not a good biological distinction, because most diversity is within groups, not between them. Is this the same with dogs?
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I think the reason we don't see alot of crazy species in Achewood is the fact it's supposed to be a somewhat realistic portrayal of life, albeit with talking cats.

Think about it, the only "people" we see in the underground are cats and the occasional alive stuffed bear stripper.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
There is more morphological variation in dog breeds and less variation within a breed than across the human population because dogs have been selectively bred to exaggerate certain traits, and these breeds have been kept free of "contamination" by other breeds. Humans, on the other hand, go about mixing populations all the time; even the most isolated of human groups has had some contact with people in another part of the world. So you can't say the difference between someone who's Asian and someone who's Western European is equivalent to the difference between a husky and a chihuahua.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
The man is wise.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
The man considers himself a female.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
The female is the approximate age of the male.
Do you have a boyfriend?
(Sorry about calling you a man, by the way).
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
So you like ladies who use big words, eh?
No, I don't, but I must say I'm not used to being hit on by strangers on the internet.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Then it will probably be very uncomfortable if I ask whether you mind sleeping on the wet spot after you and bang.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
I change the sheets every time I and bang. That's just basic hygiene.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
This morning I and banged my head against the cieling when I woke up. :(
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
This morning I accidentally the whole jug of milk.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Accidentally jugging things is also bad.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I your mom last night.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I'm sorry. I am not good at this "dating" concept. Should we first meet up in real life, and then get to know eachother and then go on a date?
I apologize. I have not met that many women in my life. We do not have to date if you do not wish to. I apologize if I had seemed unnecessarily forward.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
That is generally how this business is conducted, I am given to understand.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Are you given to accept my proposal?
It is understandable if you say no.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Ooooh man. Listen, you don't even know what I really am. You don't know if I'm a seven foot tall predatory alien or nothing. Also, you could be a seven-foot tall alien-hunter, which would make us basically incompatible. Stop being a crazy-hat, is what I'm saying.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I'm sorry.
(I'm not really creepy)
*puts away ray gun*
I still want to be friends, or at least pretend to be friends with you. Everybody else on this board makes fun of me. You are hte only person I know who is kind.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
why dont you ever love me back?
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Okay, okay, stop messin' with me.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
WHY AM I SO AWKWARD!?!?!?!?
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
It's okay, don't cry. Here is a puppy to make you feel better:
[IMGS OFF]
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Cute puppy!!!!!<3<3<3<3
*hugs puppy!!!*
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Glad you approve.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I'd hit it
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
Well, you know what they say about ladies with big words...
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
They have massive tracts of land?
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
Many scientists now think that that concept of human "race" has no definable basis in genetic or biological fact.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
That is what I said, wasn't it?
maximus » neu 1 years ago
does that mean that physical differences based on geographic distribution are merely short-term adaptations?
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I believe so.
akadriver » neu 1 years ago
Race is by nature pretty much an arbitrary way of delineating between "us" and "them." But it's not completely random, you can guess someone's "race" with reasonable accuracy based on Y-chromosome and mDNA haplogroups, as long as they're reasonably "pure."
tragicone » neu 1 years ago
You want Cornelius fucking an iguana?

Sicko.

Also there was the fish that Beef brought home from the lake.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
Is he ... mixed race?
alittlenothing » neu 1 years ago
Chubby for referencing my favorite Achewood EVER.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Here's a fun fact: that arc was my introduction into Achewood.
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
I came in during the Beef wedding proposal arc. Our respective introductions couldn't have been more disparate.
tragicone » neu 1 years ago
Here is a fun fact: i was Introduced during the great outdoor fight.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
My first time was rocking your can. I never knew it could be like that.
preston » neu 1 years ago
Me too. . . I saw the ChatSack and didn't know what the fuck was going on.
raamah » pro 1 years ago
Chubby for use of lagomorph.
sirfrederick » neu 1 years ago
You don't want Richard Scarry?

...why not?
lavienoir » neu 1 years ago
So this is...bestiality? Or just toying, since, you know, Cornelius is technically an inanimate object.

You could write a fucking thesis on the moral order implied in the Achewood world.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
It's almost as bad as a little boy having intercourse with a stuffed tiger (I'm not talking about Lyle).
daidai » neu 1 years ago
C...Calvin and Hobbes?

Oh no
alittlenothing » neu 1 years ago
Nooo..NOOO!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
(it was a dr. manflesh reference, by the way)
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
I personally loved that at the end of the piece, Calvin's parents beat him for fucking his stuffed animal. The "Hobbes is only real when nobody's looking" rule is still in effect, continuity is unharmed.

Also, Calvin is then covered in bruises, blood, stuffing, and ejaculate. We can all imagine it. IMAGINE IT. NOW!
daidai » neu 1 years ago
It was Calvin? No.

andrew_ where the FUCK ARE YOU.

THIS IS THE TIME FOR PHILLIPPE TO SCREAM NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
tragicone » neu 1 years ago
god, i remember that doujin.

good times.
usversusthem » neu 1 years ago
Wow, Mars is amazing! Mars is a-maaaaaaaazing!
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
oh you mean these eyes
kamet » neu 1 years ago
THESE [cutlery article kept in kitchen, often used to slice tomatoes]!!
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Cocks?
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Vaginas.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
The vagina is not capable of slicing tomatoes. I have seen many tomatoes crushed in their vice-like grip, but never sliced
daidai » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]

I just added the tagline this movie should have had
octafish » neu 1 years ago
I thought we agreed not to talk about Vagina Dentata on assetbar...
daidai » neu 1 years ago
...did we?

...When? Was I drunk?
steev_dayv » neu 1 years ago
I love this movie. The premise is that every man alive rapes this girl. She bites their dicks off with her snatch. Well played sirs.
pogo » neu 1 years ago
Ouch, ouch, ouch!
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
from the FINNISH.
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
Now if they would only make the logical sequel to this movie, Tongue.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
Except it would be about a dude. And it would be a comedy, because that is a really poor premise for a thriller.

ew
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
The Man With The Tongue For A Dick, starring Rob Schneider.
aperson » neu 1 years ago
Or indeed Vice Versa... with Tom Hanks.
falseprophet » pro 1 years ago
The Dick With A Tongue For The Man starring the late William Buckley
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
The Tongue With A Man For The Dick starring Wilford Brimley and a 30 year old Dakota Fanning.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
It fell through that onion, man.
ashoykh » neu 1 years ago
I think the fact that Cornelius classifies himself and her under the same species and subspecies (Amanuenses Eroticus) implies that they are atleast the same genus and therefore she is not a cat.
Although, this might be Taxonomy that is based on common love of non-anachronistic porn...(that's the biggest word I could think of that sounded about right...licks off another smackerel of honey from his paws)...
kingdom

phyllum

class

order

family achewood

genus LoverNotFighterea

species originalus amanuenses

subspecies kinkiticus eroticus
(beef molly) (cornelius polly)
ashoykh » neu 1 years ago
that was supposed to line up...damn assetbar for stripping me of my dignity and my whitespace
raysdangnachos » neu 1 years ago
Bears do not do it with cats. That is horrible.
dusty » pro 1 years ago
You act like you've never seen a cat have sex with a teddy bear. The only abnormality is that usually the cat is the pitcher.
vulpes-aurum » neu 4 months ago
abendsonnen » neu 1 years ago
I second the bear. Look at the fully curved ears. The nose is a little confusing, admittedly, but it can go both ways.

ANYWAY, I also want to ask the general assetbar public if they would like to outline some specific questions for our friend Chris Onstad, as I live in Ann Arbor, MI and could be your reporter in-the-field for this delicious Q & A session. Let me know guys! Let... this... giirrrl... knoooww!
wingspan » neu 1 years ago
I suppose this is as good a place as any to post this question. It's not for Onstad; it's for anyone who might happen to know.

What's the turnout been like at the book signings? I'm thinking of going to the one in brooklyn but i live two states away and I'm a public school teacher so I ain't exactly made of gas money. If it's likely that i'll get inside I'll go but if I'm gonna be turned away without even a glimpse of the store's entrance I probably can't afford it. Thanks.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Please answer this, because I want to know as well. Anyone here might go to the Boston one?
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
I suppose I might as well ask too - is anyone going to the Brooklyn one? I'm not really into meeting my favorite artists/musicians. I always figure the guy already has everyone telling him how much they love his stuff, and I don't really have anything more to say, so the whole thing just feels awkward. But if anyone here is going maybe it'd be worth showing up. It's in Cobble Hill, which is south of Brooklyn Heights, if that helps anyone.
hamscout » neu 1 years ago
I'll repeat my call for anyone heading to the Chicago signings--I'm hoping to run into some AssetBastards, to make the trip complete.
Damn, I still haven't figured out how I want him to sign my GOF...
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
-=Onstad=-

Wish there was an event in Florida...
kamet » neu 1 years ago
I am attending the Austin signing. Holla.
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
And your Selma Hayek boobs?
kamet » neu 1 years ago
I will bring my own breasteses, which I feel are nicer, and certainly larger than Salma Hayeks.
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
If only I lived about 1200 miles west...
pogo » neu 1 years ago
Oh then be sure to wear something low-cut and lean waaaay over to get your book signed ... and hey, why not a titty-graph?
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
*sprays with water bottle*
randyleepublic » neu 1 years ago
Chris and Liz could not have been more gracious and at-ease-putting at the San Francisco deal. Go!

Also, it was a full house, but no one got turned away.
wingspan » neu 1 years ago
Reply to achilleselbow- I am planning to go to the brooklyn signing. I'm fairly new around here under this name but I'm pretty sure I've had some limited conversations with you in a past life when I was called anitrophaeron. Not sure how long I'll be in NYC but I'll definitely be at the signing at some point.
pogo » neu 1 years ago
All I want to know is how Onstad's knees buckle and his face flushes when he is presented with your beauty.
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
daaamn pogo carries a flame like a damn Zoroastrian.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
As a Zoroastrian I take offense to that.
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
Worshipping Zorro is not Zoroasterianism, Assetbar Philippe.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
It's like a religion with a tower and vultures and good vs evil and a narrowing bridge between two cliffs and some weird water.
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
And a song by Robert Strauss and a movie by Stanley Kubrick and a book by Nietzsche.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
2001 is about Thus Spake, and thus Spake is about a character who shares a similar name to the guy in the religion, but the philosophy s all different . . .right?
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
2001 has the theme entitled "Dawn" from the whole song cycle entitled "Also Sprach Zarathustra" by Robert Strauss which is German for "Thus Spoke Zoroaster," which really only has the title in common with Nietzsche's book. So.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I read an interesting book that claimed that 2001 is based off Also Sprach. It made a good case. The starchild=Ubermench.
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
There doesn't seem to be a Last Man in that case.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
pogo is a smooth operator!
pogo » neu 1 years ago
(Cue the song by Sade)
He's a smooooth operator
Smooooth operator

http://music.yahoo.com/Sade/Smooth-Operator/lyrics/792503
skiddyfisk » neu 1 years ago
I had her pegged for a bear in the first panel of her existence. Which meant she was going to end up boning either Teodor or Cornelius. And Teodor wasn't there that night.
tenthman » neu 1 years ago
guilty as charged, thus the species-neutral stripper.
_pink » pro 1 years ago
The only thing *I* don't know is where his STAR WARS tattoo has gone.
rowboat » pro 9 months ago
Not really, right?
fuzzyshoo » neu 1 years ago
Maybe it was.. Mexican pornographic realism?
possums » neu 1 years ago
I dunno, I can't be older than Polly and I think Diocletian sounds like a hilarious sex act.
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
it's the move where ronnie james dio comes to your house, has sex with you and your 13 year old sister and when your dad comes in to check out what all the ruckus is about, Dio shouts "LOOK OUT!" and cleats him in the face without even caring.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Ew.
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
Are you a lady?
>Yes
Ronnie James Dio comes to your house. He is accompanied by a white tiger. It is fierce and majestic. What now?
>Hit the tiger
The tiger is confused. He only wants to be your friend.
>Pet the tiger
You are mauled by the tiger. Ronnie James Dio throws the horns.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
WHEN THERE'S LIGHTNINNNG
meddle » neu 1 years ago
YOU KNOW IT ALWAYS BRINGS ME DOWN
kickstart » neu 1 years ago
CAUSE IT'S FREE AND I SEE THAT IT'S ME
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
WHO'S LOST AND NEVER FOUUNNNND

thank you my babies.

i am now dressed as red sonja. you are all kneeled at my feet. except for kickstart. kickstart can be my queen.

oh hee hee.
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
Dio has rocked for a long, long time. Now it's time for him to pass the torch.
tragicone » neu 1 years ago
Oh, Tenacious D!
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Why did I get a lame for thinking that Ronnie James Dio being a paedophile is gross?

What is wrong with you people?
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
Because everybody secretly wants to have sex with your 13-year-old sister pass it on
possums » neu 1 years ago
Dressed as Dio

DO IT FAGGOT
speccer » neu 1 years ago
Purple monkey dishwasher pass it on
stereo » neu 1 years ago
People raking this wafter, pass it on
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
pontifical rusks of laughter, pass it on
octafish » neu 1 years ago
political rush on Leherer, pass it on
bjorntd » neu 1 years ago
Frenetical Bush's a hater, pass it on Wait, what?
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
Bennett'll push the fellater, pass it on
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
donut's a lush lord vader, pass it on
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
Do not crush or evade her, pass it on.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
The runt'll brush 'er later, wrassle on!
odei » neu 1 years ago
The rental mashed potato, wrestle ron!
odei » neu 1 years ago
In italics!
bjorntd » neu 1 years ago
Invite band Rush for seder, NASA gone!
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Undone and flushed with heat, where's he gone?
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I've gone and fucked the meat, where's the bong?
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
Live pawn had ducked the beat, dare be wrong?
catgrl131 » neu 1 years ago
In italics!
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Does it even matter if you are a dude or a lady in this story?
hoboninja » neu 1 years ago
Dio is a hole-man.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Dudes have holes.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
Exactly.
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
Comin' to ya on a dusty road
Good lovin' I got a truck load
And when you get it you got something
So don't worry cause I'm coming

I'm a hole man
I'm a hole man
I'm a hole man
I'm a hole man
hamscout » neu 1 years ago
wul, what'ya want for 'nothin?

a rrrrrrrrrrrubber parsnip?

bow bow dooo-woo-woo woooooooo
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Aren't us guys all hole men, one way or another?
rowboat » pro 1 years ago
Holes.

Love 'em.
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
...Accomodating?
modality » neu 1 years ago
USE IMAGE SEARCH. NOW.
amp-d » neu 1 years ago
There are other ways for coaches and stewardesses to get fired, but they don't happen that often.
dammit-woman » neu 1 years ago
"In case of an emergency water landing, a stripper pole will descend from above your seat, and you are advised to shimmy your way to safety. Ludicrously high heels are suggested but not mandatory."

(flight attendant demonstrates proper use of the pole)
belgand » neu 1 years ago
I believe I saw that film, but all of the passengers and flight crew were ladies and they seemed like they were very good friends.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
all that porno really ensmallened polly's eyes
tenthman » neu 1 years ago
for her it was art imitating life
grayestnova » neu 1 years ago
And made her mouth like a cat's?

I'm kind of freaked out by her face now
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
I GOT IT. Polly left in a furious manner after a particularly dry quip from Cornelius. Beef, feeling bad for his friend, climbed into bed with him, wearing his Patsy Cline wig.

This is how it happened, officer.
apples » neu 1 years ago
she definitely am become roast beef in panel 5. the destroyer of pornographic feasibility
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
yoo haz wurst gramur

i fix it

(not relly)
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
NOBODY indirectly insults J. Robert Oppenheimer, not in this house! Not while I'm here!

Also, I guess technically that Indian guy would be more hurt by it, but OPPENHEIMER HAS SUFFERED ENOUGH
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
srry

:(
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Not so much the Indian guy, as the entire Hindu thing. It was pretty awkwardly composed, but there are points for going for something like this
usversusthem » neu 1 years ago
I would just like to point out that omigod BHAGAVAD GITA oh yeah sorry i have pretentious reference tourette's sorry folks
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
I want to have pretentious reference tourette's, too. So, so badly is I wants it.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
RIVERRUN PAST SWERVE OF SHORE AND BEND OF BAY BRINGS US BY A COMMODIOUS VICUS OR HOWTH CASTLE AND ENVIRONS

Oh no I am so ashamed it happened again
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
or=of
total typefail today.
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Oh, sje, I think I love you. In know me an' Nice have got a Thing, but this is different an' special. Can I be one of your daddies? I mean, not like your Dads like Le Chat, but different an' special. I'll be waiting for you at the commodious vicus; we'll talk.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Well, umm, what will we talk about?
:)
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Why, Howth Castle and environs. Nothing unseemly, not in public.
sardoniclaconic » neu 1 years ago
riverrun, past Eve and Adams, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by commodious vicus of recirculation back to Howth, Castle and Environs
sardoniclaconic » neu 1 years ago
I love you for making the reference though, sje. If I were assetbar Ultra Peanut I would ask you on a date. We could illustrate the Wake with Disney characters saying lewd phrases. It would be a perfect... evening.
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
She's the real deal, sje. She'll play the true finnegan for ya and you will say, "Yes."
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Dang, forgot "recirculation".
That was always my dream wedding.
Umm. So. What are you up to this weekend?
sardoniclaconic » neu 1 years ago
You know, the usual, lurking around assetbar, being too shy to say anything.
So you know the line basically by heart, eh? You put me to shame. I had to look in the book.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Don't worry about it. I never even tried to read the book. I have tried to read Ulysses too many times though.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I would like to point out that I knew the reference by having a masterful understanding of eastern religion.

I cannot do that, however. I knew the source because Leonard Nimoy said it in Civilization 4
kamet » neu 1 years ago
I'm not ashamed.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
I used to write it on my school diary because I was angsty and political and found the story beautifully tragic and a reason to hate America, but instead everybody just thought I had bad grammar.

"Erh it's fuckin meant to be like that fuckstick FUCK OFF !"

I swore a lot in high school.
paperboy_2000 » pro 1 years ago
I CAN HAZ BECUM DEATH, TEH DESTROYER OF WORLDZ?
-U235CATS
bizarro8mybaby » neu 1 years ago
seriously, what is with the unembiggened eyes
pogo » neu 1 years ago
It's early, they're not fully open yet?
mcjuicy » neu 1 years ago
never move in with a stripper.
wozzeck » neu 1 years ago
Closet space does become an issue.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
She needs a whole damn shelf for her clear heels.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
But she can fit at least 3 thongs in where one set of cottontails would go.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Aside from adorable rabbits, what else be cottontails?
octafish » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
UNDIES! KNICKERS! PANTIES!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Sooooo hot.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
Why does everyone outside of the United States have such adorable names for things? Where are our adorable names for everyday objects?
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Wifeybot and I have commandeered the terms "smalls" and "undercrackers" from the Britanians. Seriously, they have as much fun with the language as hip hop people
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
And without any of their insolent braggadocio!
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Thank you for letting me know this and showing me a toned lady.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Man, I'm really starting to like this girl. People say she's unrealistic. Well. There are,like, thousands of strippers out there. At least one of them has to like to read Russian literature and listen to operettas. This is that girl.
New recurring character? Hopefully.
dammit-woman » neu 1 years ago
I like her too, although the fact that the two main female characters are Molly and Polly does make me raise an eyebrow. As for realism - well the fact that Cornelius is an erudite scholar, world traveler, and published author who now just chills at Achewood Court and writes erotica is not the height of realism either, but it remains awesome. I've definitely known people with brains who, when times get rough or just for kicks, worked in some way in the sex industry.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Well, the way I see realism is this: there are givens that we have to accept. What we should judge as realistic or not is how the story goes, given the givens. I mean, I don't see anyone hating the Harry Potter movies because magic doesn't exist. If they don't like it, it must be because it contradicted itself at some point. The effects don't follow the causes.
So how Cornelius is is a given. How Polly is is a given. Let's not fight that.
dammit-woman » neu 1 years ago
Oh! My communication skills must be hella poor. I was trying to say that I freakin love these two, and explain to any haters that might be reading why it is silly to say an exotic dancer couldn't be a smartypants.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Guys, guys, you are looking for realism in a comic about talking cats.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
and they have found it.
choculation » neu 1 years ago
Really, verisimilitude in a comic about talking cats.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Think about it. If there was a comic made with Philippe humping a dead moose, we were not like that one because it would seem realistic to us. Philippe is an innocent boy, and innocent boys do not hump dead mooses. We would give it ones for that. We don't, however, give ones for every strip which features a talking cat or stuffed tiger.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Are...are you drunk?

That whole comment made no sense!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
It makes sense . .. in your mom. Last night. Naked. Until she was so nude.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Did you lame me too? Or is someone who really hates me following me around?
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Actually it made perfect sense. I'm writing my thesis on something like this, except with different examples. Even if characters are fictional, we still expect them to behave in certain ways consistent with our assumptions about human nature and logic. Otherwise it would be a Surrealist/Dadaist work. There are, of course, webcomics like that where a child otter would hump a dead moose for no reason, and you could even say Achewood was like that at the beginning, but it's clearly gotten more realistic.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Well the comment itself made sense, the wording was just so ridiculous.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Thanks, Elbox. You may use me as a source, if you like.
I think my comment was grammatically correctexcept that I said "were" instead of "would", and I said "comic" instead of "strip".
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
[quote="sje46"]If there was a comic made with Philippe humping a dead moose, we were not like that one because it would seem realistic to us.[/quote]

I rest my case.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
fuck.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
You're right.
I cant wtrei nthfd uifdtyd
talix18 » neu 1 years ago
Chubbied, 'cause it's a thing.
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
Oh my god let's nerd out on the internet. Believable in the depicted world vs. believable in the actual world. Yes! I love this shit! Ever read this book called Mimesis as Make Believe? Check it out for your thesis.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
You mean, DAIDAI-ist

ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN WHEN I TELL THE STORY


psst the Jeffersons were asian
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Man those Jeffersons were like "Ching chong wing wong."
syx » neu 1 years ago
You can sell anything as long as you do it with authority. I suggest not whispering.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
THE JEFFERSONS WERE ASIAN

sold.
paperboy_2000 » pro 1 years ago
Asians who run a laundry with a sassy black maid and a square English doorman? This is the idea that could have saved the WB!
baryonyx » neu 1 years ago
I would agree with you, except I find one integral flaw in your argument:

The plural of moose is "meese."
octafish » neu 1 years ago
Wait are you Abe Vigoda? Are you freakin' Detective freakin' Fish?
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Abe Vigoda's DEAD.
octafish » neu 1 years ago
Hey Batman what is Abe Vigoda getting you for Christm...
*SLAP*
Abe Vigoda's DEEEEEEEAAAAAAAD!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
*hold hands against ears*
NONONONOONONOONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO
nerdinexile » neu 1 years ago
http://www.abevigoda.com/

For all your Abe Vigoda mortality research needs.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
The only reason I said that was because, when it was announced Abe died (when he didn't) someone wrote a parody of Bela Lugosi's Dead.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
Hey, about realism, where are the bullet-hole scars on Cornelius' chest, anyway? Maybe that's a lack of continuity, as opposed to realism, but still.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
He's a stuffed bear, they stitched him back up.
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
for the record: stripper and educated are not mutually exclusive. in fact, many a college town has girls dancing their way through college. some of them even study the liberal arts. i have not met any strippers who did not have a more elastic sense of morality than most people, but i have known more than one that could knock out a dissertation on the russian masters in a reasonable amount of time. the 'hooker with a heart of gold' archetype is more a product of male fantasy thatn reality, but the educated stripper exists

(and before you ask, i have not known a stripper in a biblical sense)
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I agree.
Your mother, for example, loves Tolstoy.
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
heyo
usversusthem » neu 1 years ago
It's pronounced "Leo."

like

leyo!
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
At least he didn't say "your mother loves Gogol", 'cause that'd just be depressing for her no doubt messed-up mental health.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
I was making a joke about Gogol, not stripping.

I should have read the preceding post, but I didn't so I got the joke in the wrong way.



I also got your mother in the wrong way.
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
http://shutupandgogolit.com/
woodjay » neu 1 years ago
but shes the only family that he ever had...
wozzeck » neu 1 years ago
You have not lived until you have been loved by an educated go-go girl.
lechatbotte » neu 1 years ago
In an airport bathroom.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
That's old news. Someone else posted it.
pulpfree » neu 1 years ago
Yes, me, on one of my troll accounts.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I remember this as well.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I'm surprised no one has made a porn of this yet.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
Let's just say that one exists, but is being held in a private collection.
lechatbotte » neu 1 years ago
A collection of privates being held fondly is kept in safety, held in a private collection.
kamet » neu 1 years ago
Just cuz she dances go-go,
it don't mean that she's a ho, no.
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
you mean like this one?
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
the self-selecting nature of the population tends to skew heavily towards that description, yes
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
also, two who could write dissertations. most of their coworkers pretty much fit the stereotype
boredom_man » neu 1 years ago
I edited an ex-strippers second book (the one that, you know, wasn't about stripping) and in conversation found that she had a less elastic morality than mine. View that as you will.

Anyway, the point was: literary, layered, sophisticated. I don't think she finished her MFA, but it was one of the tougher programs to get into.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Yea, I forgot about the upper-middle class hipster girls who major in gender studies and decide that being a stripper is 'empowering'. But they don't count.
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
Usually, they go more for the counter-culture "go-go" route, where they can still laugh at alcohol abuse and cable television. If they spent more than twenty minutes working at the Brass Titty they'd pretty much just start crying.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Man, no father wants his little angel to work the Brass Titty. That really makes a man feel like a failure
boredom_man » neu 1 years ago
Said client is a third-world immigrant to the US.
snuffysmith » neu 1 years ago
Polly's face in panel five reminds me of Gerald Ford
tostitos » neu 1 years ago
Gerald ford's face reminds me of... roast beef.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
I must be a hell of bad president I basically suck so bad two ladies come after me I ain't need no more signs I'm no good
billylk » neu 1 years ago
I'm just happy that Connie has someone to bounce his more esoteric references off of. How many Diocletian quips do you think Todd would understand?
kendieatsbabies » neu 1 years ago
HEY! Don't you do Roman history at ME, you son of a bitch!
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
That line you are quoting "Don't you do cocaine at me!", is really my favorite line in Achewood, I think.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
That one and Lie Bot's ass are my two favorite strips. He will never top them as far as I'm concerned.
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
ROBOT ASS!!!!!!!!!!!
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
SUCCESS!!!
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
PROFIT!!!!!!!!!
kamet » neu 1 years ago
Because of the icon, I hear that in Gob's voice. It actually works well. And there's a pout with some expressive eye contact at the end.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Was there ever an animated segment in Arrested Development?
kamet » neu 1 years ago
I believe there was a flash to a Mr Banana Grabber cartoon for a few seconds, but no extended scenes or episodes were animated, that I can recall.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
I should watch all of the episodes. I might have seen all of them, but I'm not sure. It's a good show.
Can't wait till the movie.
kamet » neu 1 years ago
I highly recommend watching it completely from beginning to end in a couple weeks.. Every time I do, so many more jokes come to the surface.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
Yeah, some of their running jokes start way earlier than you'd even realize the first time through.
hogspook » neu 1 years ago
Did...Did Onstad draw this?
hoboninja » neu 1 years ago
what
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
He did. Raw artistic ability is not his strong suit. He shows flashes of brilliance in his compositions sometimes, but generally his art doesn't convey well. Thus, the argument above on why he tends to redraw cats and bears a lot.

People should be paying attention to the writing anyway. That is where the genius lives
irondave » neu 1 years ago
He is a master with eyebrows. You have to give him that.
usversusthem » neu 1 years ago
And, like, Philippe's face.
bjorntd » neu 1 years ago
And Philippe's eyebrows.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
If I was paying attention to the art I would randomly fall asleep. Realistically, there's only like two panels here that he actually had to draw - adding in smile and prop variations with Photoshop did the rest.
tripleg » neu 1 years ago
aww... i love smitten banter
nabeel84 » neu 1 years ago
Amanuenses Eroticus means manual laborers of sex. So porn actors, I guess. I didn't know Cornelius' way to nest was to make a porno starring Polly and himself.
syncopation » neu 1 years ago
Orrr.... amanuenses means "clerks", "scribes" or "secretaries". Which is pretty fitting for captioners.
tucky » neu 1 years ago
sexretaries.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
An amanuensis is also important in that it is a conscious observer that fixes the worldline for the given Narrative. Thus, a Rhetor would be required to deviate from the recorded polycosmic path through Hemn space leading to that inquiry, fraa.
lateadopter » neu 1 years ago
I don't think I've ever chubbied hedonismbot before, but this comment totally surprised me by being about something other than degrading acts of sexual dominance.
aperson » neu 1 years ago
There's only one way to restore the balance of the universe.

Hedonismbot can make his 'sphere' swell up by tweaking it just so with his fingertips.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
I was pretty surprised people got this one. Kinda a "Geeks, on my internet?" sort of thing.

You sound like you would be interested in my Hiro Protagonist/Fraa Jad fan fiction. In the style of the author it is 1600 pages long and takes place in the Middle Ages in Tibet.
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Please! Publish it in paragraph fragments on an arbitrary schedule on the web, and make it like a web comic by pasting individual lines or words on unrelated images on separate pages. You can call it your dissertation (skipping that boring old master's thesis), and call it performance art! It will be OK. Dr. Skradley tells us so.
drskradley » neu 1 years ago
You can't fight it - it's science.
[IMGS OFF]
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
HIs mustache destorys mine own.
[IMGS OFF]
valrus » neu 1 years ago
is that sexxxy tho
gormster » neu 1 years ago
Whoa, watch out, you might name the next Red Hot Chili Peppers album.
westsider8 » neu 1 years ago
Wait, I thought Vlad quit the Spice Channel job when he finished out Cornelius's shift. He took a stand on principle that a woman is needink ten minutes of make-outs before miracle, and any movie that showed otherwise was an affront to his lady skills.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
I know this film they speak of. It ruined my competitive airline failure career.

How could I forget it
lechatbotte » neu 1 years ago
I don't think she actually knows who Diocletian was. But Cornelius isn't put out by it. She has his kudos on alivedness, and is smarter than your average bear. Even an older bear likes a smart pussy.
endopol » neu 1 years ago
The dialogue is forced. First time I really thought so.
ham_shoes » pro 1 years ago
Yep. This pair gives me the willies. But to the cartoonist's credit, this is how new lovers talk.
eatmorekix » neu 1 years ago
a prosthetic parsnip? sorry, that one was lost on me. anyone? anyone?
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
one of those anal dildos, that look less like penises and more like plugs...BUTT PLUGS, that is what they're called. Disgusting. For some reason women in pornography just hang out, wearing them. Sometimes they have tassles, sometimes they are bejeweled. Either way, it is one of the grosser aspects of the modern naked movie.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
Then there are those vegetable themed dildos.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
How else are they going to keep the little plastic bag full of meth hidden? That asshole isn't going to stay closed on its own
daidai » neu 1 years ago
Not with all the work they've been doing.
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
H-bot, an even better idea is to make your butt plug into a clever hidden safe! Cavity searches are hardly rare, but the most dedicated police officer or jail attendant is going to think twice about inspecting closely a butt plug, all glistening and full of body heat freshly released from its fleshy nest.
daidai » neu 1 years ago
Oh my god fleshy nest is basically the worst possible way to refer to a colon in the universe
autrepoupee » neu 1 years ago
[IMGS OFF]
hey wassup i'm either your fleshy colon nest or a sausage casing bereft of sausage whats goin on guys
irondave » neu 1 years ago
Is that... jewelry? Or some kind of craft?
reverendtmac » neu 1 years ago
You can find the instructions on Martha Stewart Platinum Reserve.

(skip the video)
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Pretty colors! Yeah! (beads and balloons, I believe.)
mattylite » neu 1 years ago
I... that... no.
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
I'm thrilled I got daidai to resort to all italics to express his awe!

A minor technical point. A butt plug, unless of unusual size, rests in the rectum, rather than the colon. True, there are rarely clear boundaries. ('Are we in the colon yet?' 'No, still the rectum; be patient and stop bothering your sister!')
kamet » neu 1 years ago
Radishes of unusual size? I don't believe they exist.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
First off: Heh. Chubbied.

Second: I did a little research on the webs last night about the current state of affairs regarding giant-buttplug-porn. I've been out of the game a bit since that goatse pic I shot of myself.

Whalefucking Christ, people! It is absurd what a hundred pound girl who is five foot in eight inch heels can devour with her bungle these days. There are people shifting cars handsfree, sitting on bedposts, and putting two-liter bottles up there.

What have you people done with my internet?
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
ZOMG WUZ THAT U?!?!??!
stereo » neu 1 years ago
The ones that really creep me out are where it's several feet long and as it slides in you see a bump in their stomach move upwards. I kinda hope it's fake or something.
daedala_x » neu 1 years ago
I don't think I know what you're talking about.

(I would Like to Know.)
stereo » neu 1 years ago
If you would like to know, click this.

(this link is not appropriate for a work environment, or for children, or for anyone who doesn't want to see gay videos)
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
That's got to be one of the most cringe-making things I've ever seen, and for me to say that, well.....
smilebuddha » neu 1 years ago
Well, that was wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

...now if you'll all excuse me, I'm going to go vomit into a shoe.
farqussus » neu 1 years ago
I seriously hope so too.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Yea, I know what the hell, right? Sometimes it seems like everywhere I click, everywhere I look, or everytime I type "teen anal dildo" into the searchbox at XVideos, I'm like, assaulted with images of anal dildoes.
redphillip » neu 1 years ago
Wonderful link.
belgand » neu 1 years ago
In all fairness plugs are often designed to be worn for a period of time, not just during the act. This is what distinguishes a plug from merely an anal-safe dildo.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
When I had my parsnipectomy, I had to get a prosthetic so that people wouldn't look at me funny. You don't know what it's like to live without a root vegetable.
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
Life without a root is real square!

wait is the pun thing over?
buffalobutt » neu 1 years ago
why the long term relationship theme lately?
wilto » neu 1 years ago
There comes a time.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
Nobody else answer the question. This is the best answer.
akadriver » neu 1 years ago
Long term? This one is like 12 hours old at this point.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Achewood has become a comic about stuffed bear pillow talk.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
Until every main character gets laid. First Beef gets married, then Ray gets commodored, then Connie finds the love of his life. Next Lyle will settle down with a nice Christian girl, and then Todd will find his soul mate in a prostitute chipmunk named Daisy.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
The Christian girl is named Holly, and by Daisy I meant Dolly.
kickstart » neu 1 years ago
Holly is short for Halleluja
paperboy_2000 » pro 1 years ago
She's sorry if she scared you. She's been stranded at these parties.
sje46 » neu 1 years ago
It is my theory that no one who says "Christian" first when you ask them to describe themselves, knows any pop culture at all besides the name of the newest Afters song. They don't even know who Led Zeppelin is.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
Generally true, and that reminds me of the Freaks and Geeks episode, Beers and Weirs, where Jason Segal, instead of ridiculing the Christian girl at the alcohol party for playing "Jesus Is Just Alright With Me", sings along.

Segal is such a sweetheart, but it's hard to look at him the same now that I've seen his penis.
tekende » pro 1 years ago
That is one of the best episodes.
theguitarhero » neu 1 years ago
I think I'm finally gonna finish watching that show tonight. I don't have class tomorrow and I don't really have anything planned.
thegoblins » neu 1 years ago
Baaaa.
octafish » neu 1 years ago
Baaaa.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Barbara Anne?
fineoakstructure » neu 1 years ago
Bomb Iran?
octafish » neu 1 years ago
Hedonismbot, truly it is you who has got me rockin' and a rollin', rockin' and a reelin'.
irondave » neu 1 years ago
Too soon.
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Yea, I no longer relate to this comic.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
I'm gonna call BS.


There's no way you cannot swim any major stroke with a buttplug.
kamet » neu 1 years ago
Double Negative.
stereo » neu 1 years ago
I'm not really unsure what you mean.
i_love_kate » neu 1 years ago
Why don't you get back to us with your findings.
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
Mine is shaped like a dorsal fin
ham_shoes » pro 1 years ago
Ha! You could have one with a propeller! That would be wicked!
gormster » neu 1 years ago
Well, I think it rules out kicking in the Freestyle/Forward Crawl and Backstroke. The breaststroke kick would probably make it fall out, and butterfly... actually, you could probably do butterfly without too much hassle.
fuyukodachi » neu 1 years ago
I don't imagine too many things will actually fall out of your ass while you are swimming, unless you have a serious problem with your sphincter muscles.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
These are porn actresses, darling.
paperboy_2000 » pro 1 years ago
And general sanitary precautions rule out any kind of relay...
onepapertiger » pro 1 years ago
This is the kind of angle I've been waiting for. Beef and Ray feel like cop-outs compared to this challenge.
paperboy_2000 » pro 1 years ago
"T-Strap Swimmers and Parsnip Rimmers, Volume 6", a classic.
octafish » neu 1 years ago
There was a young girl who had little curl
right in the middle of her forehead
when she was good she was very very good
but when she was bad she was horrid ...so Cash.

Frames four, five, and six where Polly sqints at the Teev, and her hair goes all Bruce Willis with a forelock.
mrchee » neu 1 years ago
Only a foolhardy woman indeed would handle broken tablets of hair replacement formula

It is safe to assume that these same women would rate this comic strip a "5"
agentstinky » neu 1 years ago
"Have you watched this recording Doctor? It's love...in point of fact."

that's what the title of this comic made me think of
skoora » neu 1 years ago
Does anyone know how Ray's monk-dime is doing?
echidnaboy » neu 1 years ago
Last I heard, Phyllis Dong was on the case
worldbelow » neu 1 years ago
This is stupid.
gormster » neu 1 years ago
So's your face.
theirateturk » neu 1 years ago
I think I'm losing my grip on reality, but I mistook the crease of her neck for something else :/
hedonismbot » neu 1 years ago
theirateturk would like to take her parsnip, mash it into a fine paste along with some cream, and serve it under a fine grilled steak. He would like to eat the parsnip that has been in the porn star's rectum
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
That reminds me: God damn it, where are her BOOBS.
kamet » neu 1 years ago
I will substitute Salma Hayeks for you.
nice-on-water » neu 1 years ago
Danke schoen.
aaron_haynes » pro 1 years ago
I'm a little creeped out by her Roast Beef eyes, but goddamn if this isn't the most adorable storyline ever.
zapatos » neu 1 years ago
I was most partial to Philippe and the Couch.
aperson » neu 1 years ago
I'm really not liking this one. Those little smiley mouths Onstead does in lovey-dovey strips creep me out. The dialog is stilted, or at least unconvincing somehow. Woe is me: an almost unprecendented 2 out of 5!
achilleselbow » neu 1 years ago
Seriously, why is Achewood turning into Love Is... lately?