I can confirm, anyone touching my stash of Reese’s Eggs will get that look and tone of voice. (My wife doesn’t believe me that the Eggs are on a whole different tier of deliciousness from the standard PB Cups)
It isn’t even just the ratio of peanut butter to chocolate that makes them improved. It’s the texture / crunch (or lack of) that makes it better. Classic Reese’s cups have a chocolate that, for lack of better word, snaps or crunches in a way. All sides of it but most noticeably to me on the outer walls, as opposed to the ceiling or floor of chocolate. Meanwhile the shaped Reese’s, any shape to me really, the chocolate is smoother, softer, integrates better when you chew. It changes the snacktime experience.
Considering his last name is tacked onto hers in his wish, I’m guessing this is actually her. I highly doubt he was somehow married to some mortal she pretends to be sometimes while actually being a separate person. Especially since the marriage seems to have some significance to the whole situation he’s in with her.
The second wish call back is just… it’s perfection. I am so excited to see what you do with the Garden Society and all the story telling skill you’ve developed on these characters. There’s lots of fantasy and D&Derivative strips to go around. I am genuinely excited for what is to come and am near certain you’ll smuggle more onions into my presence before this is done. All the kudos…
Do they even make Kudos any more? Shit. Now I want a Kudo? Kudos? Is the singular Kudo? Sorry. Carry on.
Ever see the TV show Firefly? It was really good, but treated like a red-headed step-child by the execs – aired out of order, multiple time-slot changes, cancelled before the first season was up.
Well, one of the unaired episodes (warning: they knew they were cancelled already, so the last episode or two has some Not Safe For TV material) has this great scene at the best.
Say hello to your daddy, (kid’s name I don’t remember). BLAM! Say good bye to your daddy, (kid’s name). He’s an young infant, to he won’t remember, and the father is an absolute scumbag….
Anyway, reminds me of that scene. Kinda hoping for something similar here, actually.
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PLEEEEEEEEEASE let this end badly for Dwayla!
Whatever eldritch being you sold your soul to to be able to make that first panel I’d say you got your money’s worth. VERY cool.
It was the twin gods named Practice and Hard Work
Oh! I hate those guys! They are so tedious. I prefer to serve Mediocrity.
Medocrity has Nothing on his younger god brother Half-assed
Now thats a god i can get behind.
Or vaguely sideways of… Getting all the way behind it is too much effort…
problem with Half-assed is he’s a twin of Incompetent.
You never know which one happens to help.
So… question: If Half-assed cloned themselves and they stood side-by-side. Could they then do a fusion dance to become Full-ass? Or Ass-whole?
Hey, Dwayla!
Bye Bye, Dwayla!
Hey, Dwayla.
I can confirm, anyone touching my stash of Reese’s Eggs will get that look and tone of voice. (My wife doesn’t believe me that the Eggs are on a whole different tier of deliciousness from the standard PB Cups)
Well your wife can suck it, because my wife and I 1000% agree with you, the ratio of chocolate to PB is *much* better.
It isn’t even just the ratio of peanut butter to chocolate that makes them improved. It’s the texture / crunch (or lack of) that makes it better. Classic Reese’s cups have a chocolate that, for lack of better word, snaps or crunches in a way. All sides of it but most noticeably to me on the outer walls, as opposed to the ceiling or floor of chocolate. Meanwhile the shaped Reese’s, any shape to me really, the chocolate is smoother, softer, integrates better when you chew. It changes the snacktime experience.
I prefer the snappy chocolate, I even freeze or refrigerate them to make it harder.
Hey there, Dwayla
Bet right now you don’t feel witty.
I’m but a few feet away
And, girl, tonight there’ll be no pity.
Glorious!
TOSTAY!!!!
Dwayla is a noted Shapeshifter, tho. What are the odds that Dwayla was an oft-used disguise for whatever the actual entity tormenting them is?
Probably pretty small, but if I’m right I get to flex for all eternity.
Considering his last name is tacked onto hers in his wish, I’m guessing this is actually her. I highly doubt he was somehow married to some mortal she pretends to be sometimes while actually being a separate person. Especially since the marriage seems to have some significance to the whole situation he’s in with her.
The second wish call back is just… it’s perfection. I am so excited to see what you do with the Garden Society and all the story telling skill you’ve developed on these characters. There’s lots of fantasy and D&Derivative strips to go around. I am genuinely excited for what is to come and am near certain you’ll smuggle more onions into my presence before this is done. All the kudos…
Do they even make Kudos any more? Shit. Now I want a Kudo? Kudos? Is the singular Kudo? Sorry. Carry on.
Damn, that first panel LOOKS painful…
Hello, Dwayla. Today is the LAST day of the rest of your life.
That was pretty cool.
Ever see the TV show Firefly? It was really good, but treated like a red-headed step-child by the execs – aired out of order, multiple time-slot changes, cancelled before the first season was up.
Well, one of the unaired episodes (warning: they knew they were cancelled already, so the last episode or two has some Not Safe For TV material) has this great scene at the best.
Say hello to your daddy, (kid’s name I don’t remember). BLAM! Say good bye to your daddy, (kid’s name). He’s an young infant, to he won’t remember, and the father is an absolute scumbag….
Anyway, reminds me of that scene. Kinda hoping for something similar here, actually.