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Ragnar34 posted:What's that face in panel five? I'm thinking it's "Hey man, I get it, we all love Batman." Yeah, it seems like a typical "No judgments bro, we've all had weird dreams about Batman." face.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Yeah, it seems like a typical "No judgments bro, we've all had weird dreams about Batman." face. I concur.
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Mr.Pibbleton posted:I concur.
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Gobolatula posted:Me too. Pfft. What do you know?
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JohnnyCanuck posted:Pfft. What do you know? He knows what you and Batman do in your dreams.
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Gob will be having a hiatus in September: http://gobolatula.com/ithurts/?p=2323
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Wicker Man posted:Fire in the hole!
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Wicker Man posted:Fire in the hole! Awwwww, Peeplops made a whole bunch of new friends 
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You wouldn't think it, but Nude Science Weekly is the premier source for groundbreaking scientific news. 
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Also Book 2 orders are up. 
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Aug 26, 2015 05:36
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Specifically personalized ones are available. I've been waiting for those - the sketch in my copy of volume 1 makes me happy every time I look at it because Gob is great.
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Now I'm wondering if Gob reads schlock mercenary, which at one point featured a bioengineered cyborg who pooped plastic explosive.
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Wicker Man posted:Gob will be having a hiatus in September: Hm... The same time Aaron Diaz chooses to take a break from doing almost nothing. Coincidence? I don't think so.  Seriously, though, have a good one, Gob.
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If he didn't announce it, how would you even notice Aaron Diaz took a break?
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What part of the UK are you going to Gob?
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London! I'm really looking forward to if. I've never been outside the U.S. before.
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Please be the most American tourist while you're there, Gob Take selfies with the royal guards
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Gobolatula posted:London! I'm really looking forward to if. I've never been outside the U.S. before. The London museum is super cool if you have any interest in history, and you can get some really freaking good Indian food there.
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London's shite.
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Gobolatula posted:London! I'm really looking forward to if. I've never been outside the U.S. before. If you do the Museums, have a look at the Victoria and Albert - it's not quite as inyourface as the other big ones, but has a lot of very impressive stuff. Also, if you fancy a day trip out of London, Brighton is wonderful and only about an hour out by train. Brick Lane is the Indian restaurant place, I've taken friends to this one: http://www.bricklaneclipper.com/ before and it's always been good.
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I went to London a decade ago. If day trips are an option, I recommend Hampton Court and Stonehenge (with a side trip from the latter to Salisbury Cathedral, with its copy of the Magna Carta). Do they still have Henry VIII and His Wives chocolate in the gift shops?
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Angrymog posted:If you do the Museums, have a look at the Victoria and Albert - it's not quite as inyourface as the other big ones, but has a lot of very impressive stuff.
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Gobolatula posted:London! I'm really looking forward to if. I've never been outside the U.S. before. Oh my gosh, that's awesome! There are all kinds of incredible places to see inside London (I'd recommend this webpage for info on England/London, and to look at the Lonelyplanet/Rick Steves guides for more information), my friend's there and is absolutely loving it. And I know I'm a terrible person for recommending this, because it's so cliche, but I can't recommend the chocolates you'll find in England enough. There's a very broad difference between English and American chocolates, and I think you will be very pleasantly surprised!
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No seriously the chocolate used in a lot of candy in the States is cheap as gently caress, the difference is unreal when you get some proper chocolate. It's like American cheese and actual cheese.
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Bought my book two! With a sketch request and all. Shipping was way more than I thought it'd be, I'm kind of surprised - but it's worth it to throw money at Gob!
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tlarn posted:No seriously the chocolate used in a lot of candy in the States is cheap as gently caress, the difference is unreal when you get some proper chocolate. It's like American cheese and actual cheese. Not just cheap, it has poo poo like butyric acid in it for no good reason except "chocolate was once made with spoiled milk so people got used to it that way". There are many great chocolate brands, both American and foreign. Just make sure it doesn't say Hershey's (or Mars or whatever) on the wrapper and you'll be fine,
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Don't forget to eat at the KFC next to the Scientology HQ.
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I agree with everyone who says you should get chocolate. Pick up lots of other kinds of britsh candy while you're there too, they have some really neat and tasty things. Oh, and mind the gap.
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What does London even look like in the post-apocalypse in It Hurts! Is it run by Space Rhinos?
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pathetic little tramp posted:What does London even look like in the post-apocalypse in It Hurts! Is it run by Space Rhinos? My head-canon is most if not all of the world quickly recovered from the apocalypse, except for the fell state of New Jersey.
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re: chocolate, even off the shelf chocolate (Cadbury's, Galaxy and so on) is much better than American choclate (I think it's because we don't use HFCS here, everything uses actual sugar). Next tier up is stuff like Green and Blacks and Lindt or the Supermarket's own top tier (Taste the difference, Finest etc). After that look for Hotel Chocolat or Motezuma's who have dedicated shops - HC are quite common, and there's a Motezuma's in Spitalfields. After that you're into the land of strange designer chocolates that I don't actually know where to source, except for these: http://www.paulayoung.co.uk/ Stay away from Thorntons though - it's not much better than Cadburies, but has a price closer to HC's and Montezumas.
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American chocolate tastes like vomit. Other people aren't so loving stupid.
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Dabir posted:American chocolate tastes like vomit. Yeah, that's the butyric acid. That's literally what it does, make things taste like vomit. They add it on purpose. America has plenty of excellent brands of chocolate that don't use HFCS or puke extract. Just don't reach for a Hershey bar as your archetypical example, same as you wouldn't reach for a Budweiser or a Big Mac, and you'll be fine.
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pathetic little tramp posted:What does London even look like in the post-apocalypse in It Hurts! Is it run by Space Rhinos?
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I've heard several conspiracy theories that the royal family are reptilians or werewolves, plenty to work with there
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tlarn posted:I've heard several conspiracy theories that the royal family are reptilians or werewolves, plenty to work with there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDpYBT0XyvA
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Gobolatula posted:Werewolves.
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