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Achewood / Re: 28 Jan 2008: So I decree it, so it shall be.
« on: January 29, 2008, 03:39:10 am »
I don't know if it's just me, but Ray seems to be acting very out of character. I really hope this is just some sort of Liebot scheme, and maybe someone gets shot?

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Achewood / Re: 15th November 2006 - It ain't the coolest place in town
« on: November 15, 2006, 09:13:59 pm »
I think Beef and Molly's relationship difficulties are fairly common. When you first meet someone you look for all the things you have in common, "You like Phish, i smoke pot! etc. (This is super-de-duper true with Molly & Beef because Beef is in a fairly new setting i.e. Heaven and was just looking for a relationship to grasp on + he was hella wasted + he had never had a girl up to that point in his life)  But as a relationship continue you start finding all the things that are different, and hence the friction. Like everyone else has said its more interesting to see conflict than just everyday events. I cite all reality TV shows, just look at the Real World you never seem them just sittin' on the couch watchin' Jeopardy, discussing if Alex looks better with or without his mustache. All you see is them getting wasted, having sex, and bitchin' at each other, it's just what people want to watch. Really it's the essence of entertainment if we wanted to watch people watch TV we could install a mirror above the set and all be happy. And really what is Achewood but a reality show with anthropomorphic stuffed animals. So, i feel that Molly and Beef's relationship is in a lot better condition than the strips might lead you to believe, after all i give her mad street credz for stickin' around in Grandma K's trailer as long as she did, and for putting up with Beef's idiosyncrasy.

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Achewood / Re: 14th November, 2006 - *CLAP*...*CLAP*...
« on: November 14, 2006, 11:32:10 pm »
C'mon we all know "Love is a Battlefield" parties are the best. Who don't love dressing like pimps and whores and shimmying to freedom?

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Achewood / Re: Nov. 7 2006 - "Now that's what I'M talkin' 'bout," he said.
« on: November 08, 2006, 01:25:12 am »
Todd is pretty low, the cussin', the illiteracy, the fact that his life is basically one big hunt's move. But i feel the true low in the comsmology of Achewood is Showbiz now he don't nearly cuss as much as Todd, but he is the personification of the black sheep in all our families. Plus he's related to Roast Beef, and together they have like a depressing synergistic effect that drains the very soul from a man.

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Achewood / Re: Nov. 6 2006 - Nibblin' on a snake's face
« on: November 06, 2006, 11:36:13 pm »
Im pretty sure you're suppposed to break the bread up like croutons and eat it with the soup. Or that's how i always have done it and no one really laughs at me too much.

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Achewood / Re: Nov. 6 2006 - Nibblin' on a snake's face
« on: November 06, 2006, 03:36:54 am »
It doesn't look purple anymore.

Sorry.
Aww, and i thought you had like reverse colorblindness  :-[

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Achewood / Re: Nov. 6 2006 - Nibblin' on a snake's face
« on: November 06, 2006, 01:23:26 am »
Yeah, Kareem hella kicked Bruce Lee's chest in, but ghost of Bruce Lee snapped his neck.

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Achewood / Re: Nov. 6 2006 - Nibblin' on a snake's face
« on: November 06, 2006, 01:01:38 am »
Is Ray discounting the strength of such martial artist greats such as Bruce Lee and Hong Kong Phooey?
I mean brothers are clearly strong, but don't we all remember what happened when Bruce Lee and Kareem Abdul-Jabar crossed fists?
But yeah a bicycle with no wheels...  a zopicycle?
So many questions but no answers...
Plus, props on sad Ray face in panel 5.

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