Well, as I’ve seen in general usage, Objects do tend to be of a discrete physical nature, while Things may as often be conceptually abstract. Though I expect there are many non-physical things that would not object to being considered objects. However this is one of many subjects upon which I am eminently not qualified to discuss nor judge.
The last three panels are gorgeous! And hilarious — I need to make a hard copy and put them on the wall where I can see them every day. Maybe I’ll rig up a frame for them and an original snailbear from Mountain Time’s birthday celebration a year or two ago ^_^
Klear: I’m sorry — I didn’t know you were a Canadian goose. I promise I’ll stop.
kwzixbo: I assumed Canadian, which comes out to US$29.58 right now, so it’s not a big difference anyway.
Lemoncurry?: Dude, knock it off! There are Canadian geese among us!
Cold: I saw one once that looked like it was walking on water, but it turned out it was just standing on a rock that was like a millimeter under the surface of the water. That goose was a fraud.
Nano: I dunno, man. Looking at a depressed goose every day probably isn’t good for you.
ble003: Good to hear you’ve eaten, but you should really do it more than once every two to three days. I must admit that I’m flummoxed with regards to what you mean by “the reverse arch of temporary pop-cultureness.”
the reverse arch of temporary pop-cultureness is a hall of fame-ish for things that are not popular for very long. it a reverse arch that is made from granite and has pictures of things that are not popular for very long on it until they are no longer popular. it does not exist. if it did, this would not be fit for it because the jokes stay where they are rather than crawling into your mind and poking it until you burst into laughter randomly over the course of the day, week, month or year(more would be overqualifying and more fit for an actual hall of fame) like “the mind is the most powerful stapler of them all”, the whole “i’m a plant” thing, “may i serpent something, car”, the earth growing insect legs and then being covered in wax, karizizar, (just for the record), “carved extra head into jack-o-lantern”, zero friction girl, “very soon we all shall laugh as molten rock consumes giraffe”, the squid/thimble thing or “here is the only thing it will ever do, and just the once” does. they’re all like little bioengineer-spiders. except for the earth which is more like a dimension-hopping waxwork-technician-beetle who has been in a terrible accident and is also very large for some reason. in your mind.
this one is a bit weak, though that might just be me. the last few were great and i haven’t eaten yet today.
Sorry — though, admittedly, I like the ending. Thanks for the input, though.
I don’t like the ending. I developed emotional problems recently as well. Stop thinking about things, damn you!
Is that 31 USD or CAD?
Well, as I’ve seen in general usage, Objects do tend to be of a discrete physical nature, while Things may as often be conceptually abstract. Though I expect there are many non-physical things that would not object to being considered objects. However this is one of many subjects upon which I am eminently not qualified to discuss nor judge.
that is one creeepy monsterman.
I’ve never met a goose who didn’t have some kind of emotional problem. they’re all jerks.
The last three panels are gorgeous! And hilarious — I need to make a hard copy and put them on the wall where I can see them every day. Maybe I’ll rig up a frame for them and an original snailbear from Mountain Time’s birthday celebration a year or two ago ^_^
it is significantly better after two-three days and a meal. still not one for the reverse arch of temporary pop-cultureness though.
Klear: I’m sorry — I didn’t know you were a Canadian goose. I promise I’ll stop.
kwzixbo: I assumed Canadian, which comes out to US$29.58 right now, so it’s not a big difference anyway.
Lemoncurry?: Dude, knock it off! There are Canadian geese among us!
Cold: I saw one once that looked like it was walking on water, but it turned out it was just standing on a rock that was like a millimeter under the surface of the water. That goose was a fraud.
Nano: I dunno, man. Looking at a depressed goose every day probably isn’t good for you.
ble003: Good to hear you’ve eaten, but you should really do it more than once every two to three days. I must admit that I’m flummoxed with regards to what you mean by “the reverse arch of temporary pop-cultureness.”
the reverse arch of temporary pop-cultureness is a hall of fame-ish for things that are not popular for very long. it a reverse arch that is made from granite and has pictures of things that are not popular for very long on it until they are no longer popular. it does not exist. if it did, this would not be fit for it because the jokes stay where they are rather than crawling into your mind and poking it until you burst into laughter randomly over the course of the day, week, month or year(more would be overqualifying and more fit for an actual hall of fame) like “the mind is the most powerful stapler of them all”, the whole “i’m a plant” thing, “may i serpent something, car”, the earth growing insect legs and then being covered in wax, karizizar, (just for the record), “carved extra head into jack-o-lantern”, zero friction girl, “very soon we all shall laugh as molten rock consumes giraffe”, the squid/thimble thing or “here is the only thing it will ever do, and just the once” does. they’re all like little bioengineer-spiders. except for the earth which is more like a dimension-hopping waxwork-technician-beetle who has been in a terrible accident and is also very large for some reason. in your mind.