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Wait when was sushi invented? It's just sticky rice and dried seaweed, it can't be that anachronistic.
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It was only a few weeks back when they accidentally caused a mass sushi outbreak in the western style fantasy world. Now sushi is a staple food and also there's magical anteaters
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Apr 14, 2024 11:29
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Yeah, the insistence on an anteater-based ecology is my favorite feature of that comic.
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Zulily Zoetrope posted:Wait when was sushi invented? It's just sticky rice and dried seaweed, it can't be that anachronistic. according to wikipedia, the classical world had access to rice, but sushi isn't mentioned anywhere in the west til the 1800s
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The sushi digression occurs here. The ant eater thing happened even earlier with the same organisation - they used time travel to try to quickly breed some slightly larger giant ant eaters and ended up with massive ant eaters and an ant eater cult running their office. Wait until the winged ant eater calvary shows up. ... Pfft, Sushi Pope.
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Apr 14, 2024 11:46
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Beank and Rosa: Who needs a friend?      Just another day of being a teen junkyard criminal
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If you think about it a bus is like a mini train that can go anywhere
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Synthbuttrange posted:If you think about it a bus is like a mini train that can go anywhere Don't tell Beank, he'll get paralyzed on the spot if he takes this logic to its end point Different Country Diary       
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Cricket Magazine, November 1973       
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I couldn't help but notice you've been acting a little bit different ever since I turned my body into a simulacrum of a town for you to live in
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Captain Hygiene posted:I couldn't help but notice you've been acting a little bit different ever since I turned my body into a simulacrum of a town for you to live in Nah. It's just... lately I'm thinking a lot about [some inane child thing not relevant to the situation.]
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Owl at Home posted:Cricket Magazine, November 1973 factsaboutsnails.com posted:Snails have thousands of teeth which are used for scraping or cutting food. The teeth are arranged in rows on a chitinous ribbon and together form the radula. A typical radula may have 120 rows of 100 teeth i.e. around 12 000 teeth, though some species may have more than 20 000 teeth. The arrangement and shape of teeth varies from family to family.  Hyouge Mono Ceremony 71: Mount Kintoki Dreamin'     This is adroit diplomacy: a guy tries to kill you, so you feed him some horse barbarque. Problem solved! Minor historical note: meat eating wasn't very big in Japan until the big westernisation push after the Meiji Restoration. The Dragon, the Hero and the Courier Episode 37: The Wheat, the Magic and the Song of Gaia      Sigurd is a sensitive soul.
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Emzedoh posted:Sigurd is a sensitive soul. As a man who can't grow a proper beard, I respect this
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Molluscs have a radula, which is a rasp-like ribbon of tissue embedded with hundreds to tens of thousands of tiny teeth. And snails have either four, one or zero brains, depending in how you count cerebral ganglia e: aww what you beat me to snailposting.
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Hey, I didn't catch the brain stuff!
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I was literally too slow to post about snails. Next up: fun tortoise facts, in a day or two
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I forgot about Sluggo's role as the stock big dumb guy of the cast in these early editions, by the time I started reading in the 90s his character was written more like an erudite stoner
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Tree Bucket posted:I was literally too slow to post about snails. Next up: fun tortoise facts, in a day or two i drew a snail then i drew more snails 
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CrocodileKingSaysNO posted:i drew a snail then i drew more snails Hell yeah, those are some nice snails  Also, apparently we have a small smiley? 
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the person who bought ;nudesnail; frantically searching "snail" on the forums for anyone posting pictures of, or talking about snails out of their shells, just got SCOOPED by Captain Hygiene. lol what a strange emote
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CrocodileKingSaysNO posted:i drew a snail then i drew more snails Please tell them I love them
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Tree Bucket posted:Molluscs have a radula, which is a rasp-like ribbon of tissue embedded with hundreds to tens of thousands of tiny teeth. And snails have either four, one or zero brains, depending in how you count cerebral ganglia The shell is backwards too. People often get that wrong, like they're thinking of an ammonite or nautilus
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Mx. posted:Please tell them I love them i love them a lot for just being scratches i zapped into existence on a whim in like 5 mins lol. definitely surprised myself on this one.
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Grumio posted:The shell is backwards too. People often get that wrong, like they're thinking of an ammonite or nautilus This reminds me of being eight and really interested in trains and permanently irritated at how little care most illustrators took when drawing steam train gear linkages. CrocodileKingSaysNO posted:i drew a snail then i drew more snails Tag urself im  Also, time for page four of THE WEATHER BUREAU 
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TreeBucket how was your trip to the Ironbark Forest? I hope you had a great time and got some good pics. Anyway I'm snail drawer now.  
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Those are some good snails. One Day Outing Foreman chapter 44: Insurrectionists       !!
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I'm taking a break from Vagabond in case people hadn't noticed. I got used to not having to translate, and now I find it hard to get back in the groove. I'll pick it up again later, probably. Instead, I finally managed to locate an archived version of an old webcomic I read ages ago and had been looking for. It was eventually abandoned by the artist, but there is enough here to be interesting. The Antagonist          While the original website is long gone, the author's portfolio site includes some colorized versions of pages from this comic, so I will be throwing them in as bonuses. 
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CrocodileKingSaysNO posted:lmao at a league of nations of oneself They already showed up in a previous chapter. British Ootsuki was in prison, where he belongs.
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Fish... and chips...!
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Benagain posted:I was on a pg wodehouse reading binge lately and switching back and forth from that to abbeycourt manor was just the greatest thing Was just about to say I was getting Aunt Agatha vibes. Also, I was once bitten by a slug. As a small kid I was carrying one (as you do), and I felt the littlest, tiniest scraping sensation on my finger. Like I was being sandpapered by a fairy. Took me a moment to realize it was the slug. Samovar has a new favorite as of 08:40 on Apr 15, 2024 |
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Ugh, I can kind of sense the shape of what's looming in the future for the Souboutei planet-alien inhabitants and I don't like it...! Very effective sci-fi dread.
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CrocodileKingSaysNO posted:the person who bought ;nudesnail; frantically searching "snail" on the forums for anyone posting pictures of, or talking about snails out of their shells, just got SCOOPED by Captain Hygiene. lol what a strange emote Especially weird that it has a shell, which the nude snails don't have. Or is that a helmet? I cant' tell.
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Samovar posted:Also, I was once bitten by a slug. As a small kid I was carrying one (as you do), and I felt the littlest, tiniest scraping sensation on my finger. Like I was being sandpapered by a fairy. Took me a moment to realize it was the slug. I like this story. CrocodileKingSaysNO posted:TreeBucket how was your trip to the Ironbark Forest? I hope you had a great time and got some good pics. It was good! I had a small flock of eastern yellow robins following me, which was cool, and a couple of very loud neon-green parrots that never let me get close enough to photograph, which was less cool.  e: here's a question for the non-Australians itt, whose footprint is this? 
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Tree Bucket posted:
that is a blue tit without hair dye and makeup 
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