I know it is rude to ask about why people look the way they do... But I'm an American, so being rude is second nature to me. That being said, Mr. Rowland, why is there a red splotch on your right leg in panel 3?
Is it because of a problem?
I really hope you have as feww problems as possible, because I hear problems interfere with the comic creation process.
That cinches it, Mr. Rowland. I do know at least one web page that you regularly visit, and so does Blog-na, I would suspect. Your wolf spider wants a leg.
I'm just stopping by to mention that toads are amphibians, not reptiles.
Oh, and that picture reminds me of the Aesop's fable where the mouse wanted to swim, so the toad had their legs tied together, but then the toad was selfish or something and drowned the mouse, but since the mouse floated, and eagle grabbed it and ate them both. There was supposed to be some kind of moral to the story. I think it was "Don't trust toads".
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I know it is rude to ask about why people look the way they do... But I'm an American, so being rude is second nature to me. That being said, Mr. Rowland, why is there a red splotch on your right leg in panel 3?
Is it because of a problem?
I really hope you have as feww problems as possible, because I hear problems interfere with the comic creation process.
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That photograph also looks pretty obviously photoshopped.
That being said, Mr. Rowland, why is there a red splotch on your right leg in panel 3?
Because there is.
http://flickr.com/photos/wigu/100129426/
http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/112712.jpg
Poor mouse...
This reminds me of the snake that befriended a hamster in a tokyo zoo (http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=1518777)
Somehow it struck me as a disempowering relationship.
that gives me terrors, and not the good kind either. The bad kind of terrors.
On a secindary note me all must bow down to our new Mousey overloards, I for one welcome the change.
-End If Kris
That cinches it, Mr. Rowland. I do know at least one web page that you regularly visit, and so does Blog-na, I would suspect. Your wolf spider wants a leg.
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I want to go on a magical fun journey riding on the back of a toad! Where do I sign up?
I look at cuteoverload, too. We're still men, right?
Arachnids with necrotizing venom will ruin your whole... well, three or four months.
I hope that spider got eaten by a toad, sir.
I love Cute Overload like a hamster loves broccoli.
As seen here: http://mfrost.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/choppin_broccolee.png
Mouse riding a toad, what is it like to be you?
Sweet Jimminy Christ! That had to hurt, also your pale leg reminds me of my own.
I'm just stopping by to mention that toads are amphibians, not reptiles.
Oh, and that picture reminds me of the Aesop's fable where the mouse wanted to swim, so the toad had their legs tied together, but then the toad was selfish or something and drowned the mouse, but since the mouse floated, and eagle grabbed it and ate them both. There was supposed to be some kind of moral to the story. I think it was "Don't trust toads".
I want up to date pictures of Jeffrey Rowlands leg!
I hope you read comments on comics this old because you have to see this:
http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/136878.php
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