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I liked Shade, which has kind of a Twilight Zone atmosphere. It's short but sweet and the author appears to have more games on his site, but I haven't tried them.
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 New strip is up! I may start using "firing on one cylinder," but I'm still more fond of "slut-of-a-bitch."
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ManiacClown posted:What, you haven't heard "firing on one cylinder" before? Even I've heard that one out here in South Dakota, where we know nothing of many of the references Onstad makes.
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bigfatspacko_uk posted:For AFD, Dinosaur Comics put a mask of Reginald and Beartato over all the comics. However, this is better
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EndOfTheWorld posted:And THAT is the Saddest Thing.
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I think he meant why was Philippe wearing shoes when he hadn't even put on pants yet. It looked like he might have been sleeping in them.
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Kaddish posted:I always forget to read Achewood for long stretches of time. Is there a way to start at the beginning of a story arc or any indication when one begins?
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The alt text and following strip are fantastic. Edit: And Ashenai clearly agrees.
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May 20, 2010 21:01
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Pete's thought cloud after it pops also looks a little bit like an rear end cleft. This is just how his mind works (or mine, if that was unintentional).
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the Professor posted:Man is Nice Pete in for a surprise when Nathan turns out to be Nate Smalls !!
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Kanye West just joined Twitter. Tell me that his tweets don't read exactly the way Ray's would.
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That one was Aziz Ansari predicting Kanye's tweets, but yes, it's still uncanny.
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Knowing Citizen Kane's reputation for advancing cinematography and effects but having no idea what techniques it actually pioneered, I think the film totally holds up as a character study. Chuck's story arc is that of a character who never had a real childhood and whose concept of love never matured, so he wants everyone around him to love him but sincerely doesn't know how to make them other than throwing money around. His whole personality fascinated me. On the subject of Achewood, I don't really like the idea of donating money freely to keep a for-profit venture afloat, but I like the comic so I used the donation drive as an excuse to spend some money at the store. I bought the Cartilage Head poster set to replace a set that's been worn out a bit from a couple of moves. It's a great addition to any room that you want to make really creepy.
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say no to bats posted:There's also been a lot of people reporting they bought stuff off the store in the last few months and never got anything. That in itself is troubling. quote:Hello Brendan,
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H O TAFT posted:Were people actually charged for those orders? I hadn't heard one way or the other. That's kind of bad if they were. For anyone else who has an unfulfilled order from the store, the only support link I can find in my receipt e-mail goes to the now-defunct AchewoodShop.com. I did, however, inquire about this order back in September, and the reply came from an address at Amplifier.com, which appears to be the company that handles the store. They have a support page that I'm going to use to ask about canceling my order. This will probably be faster than trying to e-mail Onstad directly.
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