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thats a pretty relatable doodle
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this, but working, and change am to pm, and basically every hour until lunchtime
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hermit crabs rule
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LifeSunDeath posted:hermit crabs rule
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LifeSunDeath posted:hermit crabs rule Smelly though
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2020 as piss
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Shout out to the photons! Without them we'd still be non-existent. We wouldn't be here to get this ice and tattoos.
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Ironhead posted:I thought I was having a stroke for a minute because this seemed super familiar. I saw the original posted on Facebook, it's done by my highschool friend Ricky. Well that explains why I thought the comic was funny, but the Upbeat He-Man page was the Facebook account of someone who likes Keith Lemon.
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ChubbyChecker posted:2020 as piss Jerry, you know what to do!
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Phlegmish posted:Yes, I mean a comics museum, not a café. Every little village in Belgium has at least 5 of the latter, although they've been closing at a pretty rapid rate these past two decades or so. Good question. It started out as a comic strip in a school magazine for 8-10 year olds. When it was picked up by Spirou, it turned into a more 'all ages' thing. I made some more risqué ones, but nobody ever complained.     I only make bigger one to six page stories/jokes or game pages now. For the latter, they did move me to the 10 to 12 year olds, because these loving things always turn into weird and sometimes absurd games and riddles and the kids can't solve them. But on the other hand, I just released like a collection album with mostly these games, and kids seem to really like them, although they annoy their parent asking for solutions. i don't think I ever translated any of these because it's a lot of work.   
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Yo I ordered two of your albums, they'll arrive tomorrow. (I ordered them a week ago along with some stuff for my parents and had it delivered at their place, but they're visiting tomorrow.) Looking forward to reading them.
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Those are very good comics I like them. I like shark table. hosed up there's no plate for the dad shark though.
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Jul 30, 2020 20:32
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gleebster posted:Slowly? Photons? It takes a photon approximately 100,000 years to move from the sun's core to the surface.
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Arrhythmia posted:It takes a photon approximately 100,000 years to move from the sun's core to the surface. But it is still, by definition, moving at light speed.
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Jul 30, 2020 21:00
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Light moves extremely slow relative to gravity.
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Arrhythmia posted:It takes a photon approximately 100,000 years to move from the sun's core to the surface. That's a neat little fact. Thanks.
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cant cook creole bream posted:That's a neat little fact. Thanks. Light can also be decelerated to 17m (less than 100 feet) per second or even lower, if you have the proper equipment (unfortunately I do not have a link to that study but it was done in Denmark)
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In the case of the sun the reason the photons take so long to get out is that they're constantly bouncing off the incredibly densely packed atoms in the core and changing direction, so even though they're moving very fast the path they take is a massively tangled random mess that doesn't make much outward progress
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Der Kyhe posted:Light can also be decelerated to 17m (less than 100 feet) per second or even lower, if you have the proper equipment (unfortunately I do not have a link to that study but it was done in Denmark) Options for proper equipment:
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CPColin posted:Options for proper equipment: Issue fines for exceeding the speed limit.
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Bro if your girlfriend is telling you to 'just snap out of your depression', 
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Phlegmish posted:Bro if your girlfriend is telling you to 'just snap out of your depression', Panel before last, bro.
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Taeke posted:Yo I ordered two of your albums, they'll arrive tomorrow. (I ordered them a week ago along with some stuff for my parents and had it delivered at their place, but they're visiting tomorrow.) Thanks. With the lockdown I had a lot of people buying them from me directly or through virtual signing sessions from comic book stores and ended up spending al lot of time signing books. Well, it’s my own fault for drawing so slow and trying to put something funny in each of them.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:Panel before last, bro. Took me too long to understand this.
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mrfart posted:Good question. Sounds perfect for my precocious 7-year-old niece. And obviously, I want them signed. Check your mails tomorrow.
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mrfart posted:You live in Louvain-la-Neuve? I went to a comics museum in Brussels that definitely had a copy of a book that even my limited grasp of French could see was titled "Tintin versus the Negroes." I have to imagine it's just a book that other museums chose to forget.
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What is he depressed about? His hand is fine now. E: Ah, medical bills, of course! I keep forgetting that in America attaching your hand back would cost you an arm and a leg.
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Should have elected Sanders, now more and more Americans are walking around with stumps where their limbs should be. Many such cases
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Phlegmish posted:Should have elected Sanders, now more and more Americans are walking around with stumps where their limbs should be. Donald Stump
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Phlegmish posted:Should have elected Sanders, now more and more Americans are walking around with stumps where their limbs should be. Colonel Sanders! I could vote for some fried chicken right about now.
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