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the first one was brilliant.

ya kinda lost me on the last one though.

thank you for being you.

Were they all great? No.
Did they get worse as they went on? Yes.
Were they still better than just about anyone else's comics? Yes.
Would I read more from this author? Yes.
Do you consider this individual to be trustworthy? No.
Would you ever loan this person money? No.
Do you know this person's middle name? No.
Would you ever let this person email you? Yes.
Have you ever written an angry letter to this person and decided to sleep on it and in the morning didn't send the letter? Yes.
Do you consider this person to be a strong ally? Yes.

Now, go back and review your answers and then give yourself 1 (one) point for each yes answer and 0 (zero) points for each No answer. Add up your total and that out of ten will should the grade for the comics.

6/10

I enjoyed the anthropomorphizing of the food.

I love these, the first is great, but particularly the fourth stands out. My fiance spent many years singing with a choir when she was younger, so that last one just cracks me up.

Your fiance was castrated?

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Your fiance was castrated?

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thanks for liking them and for not knowing my middle name (its crimefighter). the fourth's punchline is either a compelling look into the reality of carnie factory farms or its the best representation i could do of the underside of blue balls and a cockzor, which any choirboy fooled into entering a priest's living quarters is sure to be eating

i bet if i didn't explain that panel it would have gone on to Twin Peak like popularity

I enjoyed the anthropomorphizing of the food.

I like these.