Comic Con 2006
Here's the start of what happened to me at Comic-Con as soon as the taxi dropped me in front of those big old doors about twelve hours late. Pay attention, there will be a quiz afterwards.
There is this Wiki deal about webcomics drinking games that is pretty dang funny. My favorite is the "Overcompensation."
One of these years I'm going to dress up for the San Diego Comic-Con. I want to win my first Eisner dressed as a Squirrel Dude.
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Squrril dude?
I saw a Guy dressed up COMPLETELY as a a reindeer, no hands, only hooves.
I wanted to beat it death and cook it for venison steaks.
You forgot the tail.
Why did all of those people...have tails?
Oh man, I think part of my brain melted.
I was watching some video coverage of the event on the tele web and I saw some big ole fat guy, Mr. Jackson, and some other two guys sitting beside him. Dang it, where is Jeff Rowland??
You should check out my wife's blog, A Suicidal Squirrel's Guide to Life. That will help you prepare for your squirrel role. And it has to be good stuff. She's Minister of Ergonomics in the Loch Ness Monster Adventurer's Club.
Squirrels... love them, but don't LOVE them, 'kay?
I think this comic has the most jokes in one strip ev3r.
Jeff Rowland, you make me laugh in ways that are unnatural to humans, such as instead of a socially acceptable rolling chuckle, I actually yell "Ha ha HAAAAA!" where the last sound is a high pitched squeal. You ruin my rep, Jeff Rowland.
"WARNING: Pretty much any drink inspired by this comic will kill you. Don't eat mothballs."
I am going to drink the Joanna.
For a second, reading that, I thought that the 'mothball' was some special drinking term I didn't know about it. Turns out I'm just an idiot.
Never trust a man with a Princess Leia costume. Especially one that is coincidentally the perfect size for a cat.
It says "Overcompensating" is a "fictional" journal. If the WikiNazis lie, who can we trust on the cold, cruel intarwubs?!
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