Suggested bloody pairing: Bloody elixir.
UPDATE
For anyone wondering, the Great November Internal Server Error occurred because I switched from a bank to a credit union in the spring, but I didn’t let my web host know about it because it’s run by conniving lizard people. Probably.
Oh wow. Woooow. I absolutely love it when writers do things like this. Did you have this planned during Joust & Jostle?
Anyway, based on some previous events, maybe they should be the New Lancaster Internal Server Errors. (I’m still championing New Lancaster Serial Killers, though.)
People die when they are killed. And going lower is how you find the balls! So it all worked out.
I feel like this might be the first time that any part of a shampoo week comic later turned out to be “””canonical”””.
Circle: Yeah, I wrote them at the same time.
Which is better to change your name to if you’re trying not to make people think of serial murder: The Serial Killers, or the Dahmers?
Cold: Well, Robozeus is going lower than the balls. Kinky robots up there.
Xin: I can’t think of any others, so yeah, let’s say it is!
(I’m always logged into WordPress when I do comments and forgot that my avatar would show up if I just put my email in, even though no one else ever logs in but still has an avatar. That’s a couple of cocktails for ya.)
I quite like the New Lancaster Internal Server Errors, that’s the right amount of meta for a comic that has already appeared as a character in itself (in its own pages I mean, not in its own right). It’s also evocative of those road signs that read “Please translate this into English, thanks” in Welsh.
Xindaris: I don’t know about canon, but Shampoo Week of 2014 had an effect on a character that was still visible in another comic three years later. (Keeping it vague for those who might enjoy an archive dive…)
I did one o’ dem archive dives the other year, that was splendid. Some comics really hold up. I should really re-read them more often, but….