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Gams for days.
Glorp has great legs, imaginary readers, but you can take a good thing too far. (Originally Glorp was going to trip on his legs trying to turn around, but he stubbornly asserts his owlness, as he is want to do[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Work-from-home writers wear pajamas, mostly.
Tryst can pronounce brackets perfectly.
Glorp’s little legs are adorable, imaginary readers, and they’d be much creepier if they looked like human legs. By the way, I accidentally put the wrong comic up yesterday, so be sure to check it out if you missed[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Way to ruin the hug.
Bloodsport gives wet hugs.
Superman got a job with a newspaper, and that worked out great for him, imaginary readers! He met his wife there.
Oryx should probably just start a real scrapbook.
Glorp isn’t allowed to swear, imaginary readers. Though, one could argue that his first language, the ancient blood one, is all swears.
Glorp is a remarkably well-informed five year old.
Getting some harsh truths this storyline.
Bloodsport is mostly free from the burden of our capitalist system because he co-parents with a man who has regularly committed insurance fraud, imaginary readers.