Momitchka5
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Jan 15, 2018 6:52 PM
Momitchka5
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BreenW
#6 AKA stitch and bitch
optimusgoose
#4
BrannDailor
the name "VIVIAN" has too many sharp points.
ISeeNippleWithoutLittleKids
That's acute kid
OliverClothesoff70
Scott Hilburn lives in my home town. I haven't met him, but a buddy of mine know him.
Zreen
#2 is going over my head
Tordek
They're getting SPF 0 (not that it matters); they're gonna get sunburnt constantly.
Zreen
Oh that's a 0, I thought it was the sun crossed out
scaredshirtless
As a very pale guy, I not only get #2, I actually have sunburn from looking at that comic sun too long.
KeyLimeGreen
SPF 0, they're going to crisp up and blacken in the eternal midday sun.
Zreen
Thought it was a crossed out sun
icanttype
I feel like i'm missing something in #3
YaFavBoiChris
"groundhog" as in a ground pig's meat, which is used for sausages. It just doesn't have the space there in the title, so it sounds (1)
YaFavBoiChris
like it's made from the small rodent.
Rekrulemitgnol
Ha! I see a lot of Gary Larson influence.
dirtyspic69
From Brownville Junction?
Charizard006
I think it was Darby Conley who said that every cartoonist starts off copying Gary Larson
hoagiexcore
I see a blatant Gary Larson copy. I'm confident he's done that rhino horn joke.
Rekrulemitgnol
Selcuk Erdem? I think
ijustneedthistosavethings
And that's what bothers me. Take influence from his style, but come up with your own jokes.
GordonDunkley
Was about to say that.
Tom40
I’d like to see more about #5
wyatt8740
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vts0CarB9Gc to get you started with a 50-year-old earworm
Flyndaran
Wow. He lost a lot of aggression and gained a bit of jovial OCD by the 80s and my generation.
wyatt8740
50s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBUMw3t6rIQ
wyatt8740
Yeah, he was like that in the 50's too. The "Mean Mr. Clean" was a temporary thing I think.
Flyndaran
Lol. So like how so many characters went EXTREME in the 90s. Shouldn't have assumed that kind of thing was unique.
raknor88
#1, a friend told me once that Captain America could lift Mjolnir if he needed to in a battle situation. It didn't work in the move because1
KingKrown
I assumed the same thing. He wasn't lifting it to protect anyone,it was just for fun/showing off. He lifted it twice in the comcis. Which1/2
KingKrown
One Was to help Thor in fight and the other time was to rally the Avengers. "Fear Itself" was the event he did it the 2nd time
raknor88
The hammer sensed that he was trying to show off. So at that one point he wasn't worthy.
LargeCanine
Technically, Thor was showing off.
SorDavos
As I understand it, the worthiness is totally based on Odin's judgement of the person and situation, or am I wrong?
Flyndaran
Thor is pure ego, so even massive egotism cannot be a factor in "worthiness".
SorDavos
Yeah, bragging and showing off were important parts of norse culture. Hence skalds, bards and any verse in Beowulf.
UnicornofPeril
So can Squirrel Girl! Also, it's funny that Steve can and turned out to be super Hitlery.
SorDavos
Yeah... Stevil was a result of Red Skull manipulating a living cosmic cube to alter reality and make Cap a Hydra agent.
IonicPopcorn
Actually Steve CAN lift the hammer but didn't cuz Thor (drunkenly) promised that the one who did could rule Asgard in his place
SorDavos
Did he drink the thing he gave Stan Lee? Because Midgard beer would be too light
morelikeconsham
I understood it as he could lift the hammer, but he's such a good dude he just wanted Thor to have his moment, and he feigned faliure.
TheDodoIsAlive
I believed this too, more so because he actually thought you ruled Asgard if you wield it, but he stopped as to not take that from Thor
TheDodoIsAlive
IMO this makes him more worthy