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Skippy McPants posted:Today's Oglaf is kinda bad, but it raises an interesting question: what's the point of capital punishment in a fantasy setting with resurrection? I guess maybe it's expensive, but does that mean rich people's lawyers would argue for execution over prison so that their client could pop straight back to life at the nearest temple? I'm going to go with 'it makes the punishers feel better.' Catharsis is a strong thing.
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Skippy McPants posted:Today's Oglaf is kinda bad, but it raises an interesting question: what's the point of capital punishment in a fantasy setting with resurrection? I guess maybe it's expensive, but does that mean rich people's lawyers would argue for execution over prison so that their client could pop straight back to life at the nearest temple? I bet the experience of dying is still horrible, even if you get resurrected later. Alternately: death means death, if you've been sentenced to death and someone brings you to life you're an outlaw and your life is forfeit. Any estate caught paying for a resurrection of an executed person is seized by the state/kingdom.
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Garrand posted:I'm only a month behind but can I just comment on how That's one fine rear end.
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Karate Bastard posted:Why is that man humping his own corpse, is the question, I believe. Are you asking what is that man is doing to his anus?
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I bet the experience of dying is still horrible, even if you get resurrected later. as a narrative-focused DM, my policy is that if you want to keep a character that dies, no matter the party's power level, you can do so- but you're gonna owe a complete rear end in a top hat one hell of a favor
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Beachcomber posted:
An immortal being's supernatural mind control powers are kind of a heavy subject for a kids' comic
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your friend a dog posted:do you think heathcliffe's creator is even conscious, or does he live in some perma fever-dream only briefly awakening from the nightmare to try and communicate esoterically with the outside world before lapsing back again quote:However, Gallagher did little to explain the weirdness in and of itself. Even when I specifically bring the stranger aspects of the strip up, he lumps them together with the traditional ones when describing his creative process. He describes his comic sensibility as “offbeat,” but goes no further than that, saying that he now avoids “traditional gags.” He kept referring to his sense of humor and “what I think is funny” but wouldn’t quite define what they actually were. While composing Heathcliff, he’s “just doodling and drawing and writing words” until he hits something — like a sketch of Heathcliff flying in the air — and he starts to write a comic around it. “The key for me is to be in a relaxed and positive mood,” he explains. Gallagher is proud of how this comic he has inherited has become his own, a repository for opaque thoughts that even he might not understand.
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Phlegmish posted:An immortal being's supernatural mind control powers are kind of a heavy subject for a kids' comic Truly the stuff of nightmares.     I presume that Shirley Temple's death two months later wasn't a coincidence. Kennel has a new favorite as of 12:20 on Dec 4, 2018 |
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Post Your Favorite Comic: a repository for opaque thoughts that even we might not understand.
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Wow I remember really liking Daisy owl but I didn't think you could find it anywhere on the internet anymore
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Kennel posted:https://theoutline.com/post/4084/the-internet-oddballs-who-think-the-heathcliff-comics-are-deep?zd=5&zi=biinqkog That's kind of basically the perfect sense of humour for the modern internet.
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Posting Gilchrist stuff should be considered a war crime.
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I am reminded of the fact that I want Gilchrist to be in prison - for his crimes obviously but mostly for that absolute disaster of a comic.
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Gilchrist's Nancy should have been called "Aunt Fritzy's Big Ol' Tiddies", because they were his star character.
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Clitch posted:Gilchrist's Nancy should have been called "Aunt Fritzy's Big Ol' Tiddies", because they were his star character. That and country music obituaries and constant references to the fact that he used to draw the Muppets.
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No, gently caress you. You can't go slapping your weird sex poo poo terms on anything anthromorphic.
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The Something Awful Forums > Main > Post Your Favorite (or Request): Coldly Compiled Lists > Post your favorite comic: Rover Dangerfield Was Not A Fursona
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None of the subsequent panels answered the problem erected in the first panel.
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HPanda posted:None of the subsequent panels answered the problem erected in the first panel. see, that one actually got a delayed wry grin out of me
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Nuevo posted:see, that one actually got a delayed wry grin out of me I don't dwell on such trivial fursuits.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:trivial fursuits. Now that's a username
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Dreddout posted:Now that's a username Or a hilarious Curb Your Enthusiasm style sitcom about a furry.
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Zelder posted:Wow I remember really liking Daisy owl but I didn't think you could find it anywhere on the internet anymore 
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Clitch posted:Gilchrist's Nancy should have been called "Aunt Fritzy's Big Ol' Tiddies", because they were his star character. So it did have a redeeming feature
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Dreddout posted:Now that's a username Also, it's goons' trivia team name
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Good, disturbing comic thread.  https://twitter.com/pollynor/status/1068260639011934213
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Man these are great, I can't believe I've never heard of it before. http://daisyowl.com/comic/ Been going for 10 years even!
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