11 O'Clock Comics Episode 197

[Bobgar Ornelas]

I'm the only one, right?  Start the thread. Menfolk won't do it.  (Well, I guess Gobo will. And Chris.)

I'm not crazy.

I'm not crazy.

Am I?

 

 

I'd do it just to dare you to look. My feet are crazy white.

[electric mayhem]

I'd do it just to dare you to look. My feet are crazy white.

I just felt compelled to share:



thems a working man's...    


which is better than what it was 5 days ago:

[VinceB]

The THUD you hear is Alan's face hitting the floor.

(Hope he's okay. )

[leafinsectman (Dan)]

Alan's gonna choke somebodies.

[Bobgar Ornelas]

Alan's gonna choke somebodies.

 

[New Mutant]

That'd be me learning/re-learning a thing.  "Someone always will."

Still, I refuse to believe I'm crazy. I do know I'm not sane, though.  It'd be cool to be as casual about feet as I am about hands, but I continue to believe that MOST dudes would, upon rapid fire request, show their hands sooner than they'd show their feet.

No choking required.

And also, no further need to prove me wrong. I do know I'm not always right. I promise. 

I think my therapist will be proud of the way I handled thaaaAAAAAAAFUUUUUCKKKKKK!!!!!!!! [/size]

[leafinsectman (Dan)]

If there's ever a time when Alan doesn't lose his shit over feet, kill that guy cos that'd be an imposter

Don't ever change

[MickeyRossi]

Hearing all that good talk about Jim Henson's Tale of Sands reminded me of this:

Back in 1969, before the Muppets and right before Sesame Street, Jim Henson did a short, experimental film for NBC called The Cube. It's about a dude trapped in a cube. If you haven't seen it, and you're ok with trippy avante garde 60's art film sorta stuff, it's worth a watch. Google Video has the full version:

<a href="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-6203080879952576646" target="_blank">http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-6203080879952576646</a>

[zack kruse]

I love it. They're like last known photographs on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries.

At the reception following my dad and stepmother's wedding:

My bar mitzvah:

[David]

I love it. They're like last known photographs on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries.

 

[leafinsectman (Dan)]

They're like last known photographs on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries.

 

[dreamscaper]

A nice change of pace after the Closkers.

 Jim Henson's Tale of Sand - I will have to keep my eyes open at this years ECCC or even at the Vancouver Fan Expo to see if Archaia (sic?) has a booth and is selling that book on da cheep! 

 Nice to hear someone else mention how trade waiting can get in the way of enjoying some stuff. I have tried not to rack browse the DCNU stuff too much while waiting for the collections - especially when I hear such positive feedback on some of the books like Batman, animal Man, etc.

 I have yet to read the last issue of Jake Ellis since it came out way after the first 4 issues and kinda got itself stuck in my Regina pile. (pronounced "re-jie-na" for anyone still thinking it was a Rejean pile  ) I don't really see the reason for any disappointment prior to the last issue but will see if things sour for me after reading issue 5.

[dreamscaper]

I just felt compelled to share:



thems a working man's...    


which is better than what it was 5 days ago:

Oh.

Oh, man. Why did I have to click and look? 

 Personally, I can only post pics of my feet after my wifey has gone in and trimmed back my monster toenails.   

 

Hey, friends share this kind of stuff on forums, right?

 Okay, time to wipe the vomitus off my face and stagger on to episode 198...   

[GreenColemanLantern]

I dont usually read ASM but the free preview had me intrigued.  I really enjoyed the whole story. It wasmore than when i dropped spidey after the BND arch  .