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WCDT Strips 3426-3430 (27 February - 3 March 2017)
Ztyx:
--- Quote from: Tova on 28 Feb 2017, 22:28 ---I think everyone's missing the really important question.
When will The Little Girl who Hid the Bodies be available on Amazon?
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I suspect one option to get a similar feel would be buying "The Adventures of the Princess and Mr. Whiffle: The Thing Beneath the Bed"
Or "The Little Girl Who Hid the Bodies" is a similar inversion. I must say they'd look great next to each others in the bookshelf though. Sadly, so far only TAotPaMW:TTBtB seems to be the only one publicly available. :(
Storel:
No new comic yet -- did Jeph forget to queue it up before he left for the con?
--- Quote from: WareWolf on 01 Mar 2017, 19:44 ---
--- Quote from: Zebediah on 01 Mar 2017, 05:19 ---So Tortura just showed up unannounced in Steve's kitchen this morning. Didn't even bother to knock, because she didn't come in through the door anyway. Steve is completely unfazed by this because he knows how Tortura rolls.
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I can see this setting up a Tortura vs. Creepybot scene.
"How did you get in here?"
"How did YOU get in here!?"
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The really weird part would be if Steve recognized Creepybot. :psyduck:
(Edited to remove double-post.)
badbum61:
--- Quote from: Tawdry Quirks on 28 Feb 2017, 03:43 ---It's also possible that Hanners might have deliberately chosen a tea varietal that leans more 'anthro-unicorn in banana hammock' than 'pastoral unicorn', to elicit embarrassment from Roko.
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Fifty Shades Of Earl Grey?
BenRG:
New Comic Up!
I think that the problem here is that Hannelore didn't communicate clearly enough to Dora what she found and why Dora might care whether Hannelore gave it as a gift to her friend. In this case, a valuable industrial-era antique that a collector almost certainly would want to bid for on eBay.
Key Learning: Dora should be more careful about getting details before agreeing with Hannelore in the future.
Y'know, I can't help but wonder what else might be down there? The hardware upon which the first AI compiled? Claire's dad living in a cardboard box? The corpse of Spookybot's creator (still in the refrigerator)?
Gyrre:
There's probably a mammalogist who could use it for some longtidinal study on the effects of a changing urban environment on small animals living there who just needs the dietary portion for their study.
Either that or a future 'Golden Fleece Award' recipient (they really need to bring those back).
Edit: forgot to specify exactly why they'd need the mouse droppings.
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