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*shudder*Posted Fri, 4/30/2010 by Dave
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Thought experiment: imagine yourself as an individual of the opposite gender. Pretty much everything’s the same–basically you get to swap out some gender idiosyncrasies of your current sex for the opposite. Do you find this hypothetical other-gender you revolting, or not? Why?
Back to regular jokes Monday, though I’ll be damned if I know what’s regular any more after this week.
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Drawing is HardPosted Fri, 4/30/2010 by Joe
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Those of you of the artistic bent are surely aware that on some days, you can’t draw for shit. You put pencil to paper, and it’s all downhill from there. I find that the only thing to do at that point is either take a long, hard nap, or start surfing Know Your Meme. Typically, nothing good comes of it, and you end up making terrible things instead of wonderful things. Like comics!
Looks like War and Ted are Beo-wulfing down some tasty sandwiches at everyone’s favorite local eatery, Grendel’s Grinders!
Imagining myself as male is only disturbing because it’s basically my older brother, and I never want to be that hairy.
If it makes you feel any better I immediately saw it as a viking shield, lol.
Yeah I was with Justin on the porthole
Mutter grumble… I knew I should’ve resisted the urge to make viking-themed wall flair.
I thought it was a huge fried egg when first I saw it. So…yeah.
And really, the most disturbing part is that we’ve opened the door wide that Rule 63 is canonical in our comic universe. So…yeah. God forbid we ever get a readership large enough to spontaneously produce fanart.
Poorly-drawn viking buckler ala Hagar the Horrible.
Swapping in and out of genders is hypothetically acceptable and undisturbing. Also, potentially verrrry useful.
What is the raisin-bagel/porthole thing in the middle?
Pics or it didnt happen