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Omnomnom

Geez, I'd hate to see what would happen if they were given glitter...

"Sparklies! Sparklies EVERYWHERE!"

As much as I agree with Pip, I can't help noting that Dracula himself was a bit effeminate.

Sure, but atleas Dracula isn't a whimpy emo who complaints about immortality.

... Right?

They are going to make it be able to climb the stairs, aren't they...

If they put their heads together, they can do it. I mean those girls turend Art's lawnmover into some kind of black hole powered rocket, so it's their destiny to help all slinkies everywhere to CLIMB. UP. STAIRS!

Uh. Perhaps you might want to revise that estimate.

... CLIMB! UP! ANYTHING!!!

edited 19th Jan '11 3:29:29 AM by KuroFox

Apparently no, they prefer the ceiling. Thinking of it, they're right: Ceilings are usually sloped in stairs...

I initially ignored this because of the furry/yiffy/whatever stuff, and I typically don't wanna be associated with that. But while doing some web browsing, I ran into a couple of strips, specifically ones that showcased the Think Tank. And then I proceeded to spend several days on an Archive Binge.

This is easily one of the funniest and most well-drawn webcomics I've ever read. Granted, some of the furry stuff is still obvious, but it's actually pretty easy to ignore. Well, for me that is.

edited 19th Jan '11 3:15:32 PM by Watchtower

It still amuses me that he draws himself as a hamster.

New strip: [1]
Stunning twist.

Ah, of course. Something has to explode eventually.

Third Law of Ken Akamatsu: A object will reach awesomeness if it violates at least 1 law of physics.

First Law of Michael Bay: An object's awesomeness is in direct proportion to how violently it explodes.

That is all.

That's actually a reasonable reaction to something that violates conservation energy.

^There isn't a reasonable reaction for something that already broke the reason.
It is as logical for it to blow up as it is for it to not blow up. They could've put some precautions, for example make it dump the energy as heat into the surroundings, that would made it possible to exist without blowing up.
Of course this example would have eventually backfired too, but something that unstoppably generates anything else is always a bad thing, it can just go fast or slow.

Same way we can now guess, whether or not is it stoppable. Drawing from physics, we have no idea if it will climb the hand that tries to stop it or will it be safely picked up. Only reasonable guesses can be drawn from the narrative, which is an entirely different can of worms.

New strip.

The house is gonna turn into Ground Zero. Calling it.

Just why do you need some fusion powered net? And how do you use it? You just swing and then BOOM?!

So what, am I doing the link posting's now? Anyway, new strip is here.

SUCK IT LEONARD.

I, for one, can't stand the thing; I still can't figure out why it doesn't have a page on the Bad Webcomics Wiki yet.

edited 3rd Feb '11 6:43:39 AM by TheElectricPiper

Well, it's a wiki: You know what to do.

THOOM

^^^ They have one of his strips posted on the main index there, it seems at least SOMEONE there likes the thing.

Ok, that was too funny, even if it did come off at Leo's expense. XD