Housepets!

Great idea! It can't be that hard to subsist on a webcomic, right?

...Right?

That typo is all too familiar to me.

And let's not even get started with Cocoa Puffs...

Am I the only one here who hates Scooby-Doo? I mean, it might be the fact that I was born in the '90s, but still, I find it painful to watch.

But everyone is always... In America.

Also that's not irony.

bixlow wrote:Oh Rick, I think I speak for a lot of people when I say:

Love ~~Bixlow~~ Biscut

I'm not quite sure of the biological possibilities there.

I bet the ferret with thumbs can relate with species identity issues.

Skillet with fire.

Fingers are hard.

I blame the fact that they have bones at the center of them. They're also difficult to draw.

This comic is primarily about the pets, so if King turned back into Joel, we would essentially lose a character, and a popular one at that. I wouldn't count on it ever happening. And if it did, you guys are right, there's no way he'll go anywhere but jail.

If I had 3 pancakes a day for a year... I would probably be dead.

He's caused emotional damage.

The typical stack of pancakes here is 3 high, and rarely strays from 2-5. Nonetheless, they are a pretty popular breakfast food here, assuming one has time/money to cook or go somewhere for breakfast.

I'm an American, so I'm allowed to call it that without any regional bias whatsoever. :3

ReCreate wrote:We need metric time too.

Shouldn't we just be grateful that there's one unit that stupid system users can understand from the metric system?

Yaknow I never actually considered how potentially squicky a King/Sasha relationship could be. I also just considered the possibility of Pete turning him back after he started dating Sasha. That sounds just cruel enough for him.

Dare I say we could make it a trope battle royale?

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/ ... 3%A9mon%29

Rayquaza weighs approximately one Rayquaza.

3 teaspoons to a tablespoon
2 tablespoons to an ounce
8 ounces to a cup
2 cups to a pint
2 pints to a quart
4 quarts to a gallon

16 ounces to a pound
2000 pounds to a ton

Yep, two ounces, and they measure different things.

All the inbreeding we do leads to birth defects, so we use units that are divided into denominations that aren't multiples of 10, to be sensitive to people who don't have 10 fingers.

Buckdida wrote:And the Metric system not only makes a ton more sense

*PHRK*

I'm fairly curious myself as to how they feel about it.

Or how they don't recognize Joey by his smell. Or perhaps they do, they just humor him.

Turns out trying to make a digitigrade animal play soccer looks kind of awkward.

The time machine doesn't have to be geocentric; Prof. Killbody's velocity was "standing still" in comparison the the reference frame of earth, given that the time machine was also in the same reference frame. I was going to respond with something cute about preserved momentum not accounti...

To be fair, I don't think we made up our measurement system. We just resisted the change to the metric system. Those of us in the science field are trying to fix that, but if there's anything I've learned, it's that the public is more powerful than scientists when it comes to things like this. Perso...

I think our culture is so omnipresent thanks to Hollywood that most of the things we can say make sense to most English speakers.

Except possibly "I was walking through the woods at night but then I burned my hand with my torch and now I can't play football for a while."

A "right odd conversation" didn't make much sense at first glance either.

I didn't understand half of what you just said until I saw your location. Then I managed to figure it out.

Of course! There are girls on the internet, after all.

44R0NM10 wrote:Erm, Ctc the colourful responce you are looking for is when my friend isn't a furry.

I see. Well that's... tragic. Did you dispel her misconception afterward?

That's operating under the assumption that "furry" as a noun primarily refers to the art style or the characters. I only use it as an adjective in that sense, and a noun when referring to the fans (the closest thing to a manga parallel there would be the word "otaku," but that's ...

Forty-Four-Ronmio: Only one detail is necessary for me to discern what your friend said. Did she say that she was, or that she wasn't? I can think of... colorful responses for either answer. there doesn't seem to be any one definition to being a furry. One could be called a furry for even having a s...

If word about Sabrina got out, Fido's career would be fine, as he's basically employed by humans and they not only know, they think it's cute. His popularity on the other hand...

If the time machine used the center of the planet as a reference, he would have traveled around 1.34 kilometers, and if it used the sun, it'd be 89.3 kilometers, and 1800 kilometers if it used the Great Attractor . The most reasonable of these from the appearance of the comic would be 1.34, so why e...

The last panel reminds me of way back when in the Pokémon cartoon where there was Sabrina's dad and he always teleported everyone else several feet above the ground. Also, does it count as murder/suicide if your past self is still intact to become your current self? Especially if the butterfly effec...

Wouldn't that hurt with no pants?

About that, why do people try to make a difference between scalies and furries other than them concerning a different type of animal? As if they weren't the same group at all or something. All scalies and the like are are a subtype of furries, dangit >:I Because people love labels. I personally dis...

Huh. I did not know that, and I really like Foxtrot.

...Wait, now Tiger and Friends are referencing Foxtrot too? Will the madness never end?!

*attempts to use Barrier* Mr. Mime!

No, I'm pretty sure he meant "name." I did know a guy named Niime though. I'm not sure if I'm spelling it right.

But those who get it already laughed! It doesn't retroactively remove the humor from your experience.

But you want to keep all your blood, yes? Then please explain the joke. *puppy eyes*

A ruined joke is just as bad as an un-gotten joke.

Speaking of newspapers, is the headline a reference or is it just something silly? If it is a reference, could anyone please explain it?

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