Featuring the Ax Battler! The famous… swordsman.
“Now all you have to do is spend the rest of your life keeping it real!”
That’s the one!
I had an ASCII Grip for the original Playstation that I really loved. It was a one-handed controller that I mostly used to play RPGs, and although it took a little getting used to, I eventually got so comfortable with it I could menu faster with the Grip than with a normal pad!
There was a sequel posted to Mastodon – mouse got a bike ride after all 😄
It’s a zen parable, so… yes.
Wunderbar!
Cool, I learned a Spanish word today!
Thank goodness, an original joke instead of another re-tread.
Two monks were passing by a little pond where there were some ducks, and the first monk said, “Look at how happy those ducks are!”
The second monk said, “You are not a duck. You can’t know if they are happy.”
The first monk replied, “You are not me. You can’t know that I cannot.”
Strange – could’ve sworn I planted a DOGwood tree.
Udderly content.
Don’t forget to post about it to [email protected] :)
When there is no more room in the deli, ham will walk the Earth.
No worries, happy to do it.
Well… I still like IPv6 better than ATM and those darn virtual circuit identifiers.
Attendees to professional conferences or expositions are usually given big ostentatious badges to wear, as proof that they are legitimate visitors to the event. Generally it’s considered embarrassing to continue to wear your badge when you leave the event.
This comic is meant to portray an ironic, comedic situation where two clowns leaving the clown expo are more concerned that their badges will make them look foolish than they are that their costumes will. In technical terms, it falls under the category of “expectancy violation” or “incongruity theory.”
“These annual pizza parties are cutting into executive bonuses.”
“Well, at least they seem to be creating an industry that will value safety and quality workmanship above all else.”