Anybody know where I can find a street just like this with pale skinned women wearing white - but with black hair?
China?Anybody know where I can find a street just like this with pale skinned women wearing white - but with black hair?
China?
--Patrick
I feel bad for the organizers. They went to all this trouble putting together this event, and in the end not a soul showed up.
Sure they did. One for every freckle.I feel bad for the organizers. They went to all this trouble putting together this event, and in the end not a soul showed up.
I feel bad for the organizers. They went to all this trouble putting together this event, and in the end not a soul showed up.
Hot Topic?
Although I was thinking of pale Caucasian women with black hair.
Half of them would die of measles anyway, breaking your neck on the playground was the humane way to end you.
It's subversion of expectations. It frames itself to be a rational (if perhaps preachy and condescending) argument against a common but arguably unfair social practice that is completely demolished when the subject at hand is revealed to be bathroom hygiene, something any english-speaking adult should be excruciatingly familiar with since childhood.I couldn't tell from the art style if it was going to be preachy or funny.
Yeah, I got that. That was kind of my point. They still got the preachy part in the first 5 panels despite the bathroom joke.It's subversion of expectations. It frames itself to be a rational (if perhaps preachy and condescending) argument against a common but arguably unfair social practice that is completely demolished when the subject at hand is revealed to be bathroom hygiene, something any english-speaking adult should be excruciatingly familiar with since childhood.
#killingthejokebyexplainingit
But that's just it, the bathroom joke completely removes any legitimacy the preachy argument part might have had, because it demonstrates that there are, in fact, aspects of civilized life the ignorance of which cannot be handwaved away as blindspots. It is the two-face that undid all the good accomplished by Harvey Dent, with no Batman to take the blame for the poop joke.Yeah, I got that. That was kind of my point. They still got the preachy part in the first 5 panels despite the bathroom joke.
Poop.This explanation has gotten too preachy.
Your wish is my command.Poop.
What is dead will never die.It's subversion of expectations. It frames itself to be a rational (if perhaps preachy and condescending) argument against a common but arguably unfair social practice that is completely demolished when the subject at hand is revealed to be bathroom hygiene, something any english-speaking adult should be excruciatingly familiar with since childhood.
#killingthejokebyexplainingit
Yeah, just ask Dave!I mean, the joke had to be funny before you could kill it.
Because I'm rat toes intolerant!DID YOU GUYS HEAR WHY HE CAN'T EAT RAT TOES YET?