Kennel posted:

cant cook creole bream posted:

This actually made me look up the safety precautions for eating raw oysters.
Apparently (at least in the EU) you're only allowed to sell them if they're still alive by the time they end on the plate. You can tell because the oyster is actively clamping together with it's own strenght. If they open easily, it's not safe for raw consumption. Also, they are supposed to shiver a bit if you put lemon on them, because they're not quite dead from opening the shell. Eating still living things feels weird to me.

But honestly, this actually made me want to eat some.

the holy poopacy posted:

Kit Walker posted:

quote:

Worm God

quote:

“Once, a long time ago, in my youth, I served as a caravan guard crossing the deserts of Qeen, a trip of around a half turn all in all, crossing through the kings road. I made the crossing about four or five times – the men in that caravan were hardened and bolstered by both youth and good, boisterous courage, fed by the frequent clashes with bandits, desert beasts, and other hazards that the crossing was known for.

One night we stayed in an errant ruin to shelter from a sandstorm. There was something about the place that set the hackles ablaze with ill feeling. Thorough examination of the area presented nothing, but into many of the stones of that place we found a curious marking – a single indentation, coiled and sinuous, as though something had been sealed in there, inside the stone itself, perhaps for millennia. Though we could not explain how, each man of that expedition, and there were fifty something of them, reacting almost instinctively with almost violent repulsion. Without any reason to think so, we somehow knew what had been encased in that stone was older than time itself.

We lost three men in the sandstorm trying to escape that place, but given no other quarter, we had no choice but to bivouac there. It was one of the most harrowing and uneventful nights of my career. The company parted soon after. We lost the stomach for the work.”

– Graves, belligerent knight

Kennel posted:

Tiger, Tiger

By popular demand posted:

Keep them Blues away boys!

Emzedoh posted:

Something I happened upon yesterday and kinda liked: Chana Tower

Lt. Danger posted:

Allison leapt with all her might to the very end of the universe. There, finding only a vast red plain and a single colossal pillar, she signed her name "Great Sage Equal to Heaven" and jumped back to Throne. "See, Jagganoth," she cried, "I have escaped your hog!"

fritz posted:

Finally caught up on this and : dang, it's good, if someone wants to post it I'll grab it off of webtoons.

Emzedoh posted:

SimonChris posted:

SimonChris posted:

Velvet Gewgaw

Squidster posted:

Fortis posted:

By popular demand posted:

Kennel posted:

Kennel posted:

KennyMan666 posted:

Round and Round



...so yes, that is in fact the end of Round and Round, but not the end of the goofy/cute Metroid 4komas, because there was a bit more of it in that volume of Game Comics by other artists. More on that tomorrow!

the holy poopacy posted:

Emzedoh posted:

Emzedoh posted:

Kit Walker posted:

quote:

“Oh aye, you’ve fought many a doughty warrior. Monks vested in shimmering atum, warriors wielding caraptine plate and dragonbone swords. Do you think you’d last one second against a real immortal?”

– Graves, Belligerent Knight

quote:

Danse Macabre

Kit Walker posted:

Kill Six Billion Demons

TwoPair posted:

It's the Gog-A-Gog Show!

Kennel posted:

Josef bugman posted:

God there are some good Gog expressions in that comic.

Gravitas Shortfall posted:

from the KSBD thread:

Kit Walker posted:

SOUBOUTEI
MUST
BE
DESTROYED

Jolyne Cujoh posted:

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Tree Bucket posted:

readingatwork posted: