A rabbit shouldn’t think human thoughts.
on March 13, 2025
at 01:06
I find that title somewhat unnerving, imaginary readers. It would be a good name for an upsetting short story.
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Now that you mention it, those teeth are both huge and terrifying.
on March 12, 2025
at 00:01
It’s actually weird, imaginary readers, that we’ve all become so desensitized to Chompers’ chompers.
He’s got a little hat.
on March 11, 2025
at 00:01
This one might be a storyline, imaginary readers. We’ll see if it continues tomorrow.
“Impetuous and Angry.”
on March 10, 2025
at 00:01
There is a part of me that automatically reads “duelists” as “people who play Yu-gi-oh,” but that’s just my burden to bear.
Being active is a defining characteristic of the undead community.
on March 7, 2025
at 00:01
I like “unnight life,” imaginary readers. It’s obviously the worst choice, which makes it obviously the best.
I will now name this dread: Gustavo.
on March 6, 2025
at 00:01
Panel 2 makes it sound like Nimmo was on the losing side of that revolution, imaginary readers. But remember: he won, and was exiled mostly accidentally.
Employment is just slavery for money.
on March 5, 2025
at 00:01
Popular fiction has taught Tryst that if you have ice powers, you don’t need to be a productive member of society.
“Wouldn’t you just read what they wrote?”
on March 4, 2025
at 00:01
Oryx is very vocal about Bloodsport’s film opinions, but he’s also a big ol’ grump.
It was a weak interview question, anyway.
on March 3, 2025
at 00:01
A good reminder that Glorp is technically four, imaginary readers.
Man, she is nailing this interview.
on February 28, 2025
at 00:01
Pretty sure there’s no such thing as a sun allergy so terrible that you can’t leave the house, imaginary readers. But maybe there could be, and Tryst is very pale. Ms. Marrow is Bloodsport’s pen name. He needed something that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…