I had a comment with a poem which almost rhymed mercifully, but I got distracted. Yeah, anyway, this comic is quite possibly my new favourite. I shall print it out and place it over the previous one which was printed out.
Great end to a great week. An alternative to panel five would maybe be: Dave, the great trickster… Sorry, no picture… But I think the rhyme would’ve been thrown off a bit. You did well by the gods of rhyme, who created the holy writ called The Rhyming Dictionary… But enough about my weekend that has yet to happen.
“I didn’t know you did Christmas Specials!”
“I pose to you a riddle, a condundundundundrum if you will, where is ‘The Planners, by Kate Wilson’?”
*Raymond Briggs becomes a track pad*
I didn’t know Dr. Seuss still did comics.
Shampoos need to have mascots, and they need to be blue shampoodles that pee lather.
I had a comment with a poem which almost rhymed mercifully, but I got distracted. Yeah, anyway, this comic is quite possibly my new favourite. I shall print it out and place it over the previous one which was printed out.
Great end to a great week. An alternative to panel five would maybe be: Dave, the great trickster… Sorry, no picture… But I think the rhyme would’ve been thrown off a bit. You did well by the gods of rhyme, who created the holy writ called The Rhyming Dictionary… But enough about my weekend that has yet to happen.
Maltor: Yep. I just don’t do children’s books anymore.
Cold: You’d think I would’ve rocketed up the marketing industry, but no.
Pandagestile: I aim to please to such an extent that it covers up my previous work.
KCC: Yeah, that wouldn’t scan right. Better to slant rhyme than to break meter, I think.
“I didn’t know you did Christmas Specials!”
“I pose to you a riddle, a condundundundundrum if you will, where is ‘The Planners, by Kate Wilson’?”
*Raymond Briggs becomes a track pad*