Housepets!

Ok Sleet is blue
Seth is green
And someone gotta be magenta
I'll be periwinkle

No, Sonic is blue, silly!

sonic id furreh!!! wrote:Tails is orange! :3

Now Sleet, go make some blue's paw print somewhere.

What on earth is this I don't know what is going on.

*puts a blue pawprint on a dead body*

That's called tampering with the crime scene, and it's a big no-no in an investigation.

Unless you're just putting your paw print there to make it not suspicious when we find your paw print on the murder weapon.

This is becoming a weird CSI-Blue's Clues crossover. I bet that'd make an interesting/disturbing fanfiction.

HarlequinRed wrote:This is becoming a weird CSI-Blue's Clues crossover. I bet that'd make an interesting/disturbing fanfiction.

Give the Internet some credit; I'm sure it already has.

Point taken, but I'm not going to look for it in fear of ruining my childhood.

Dissension wrote:Anyone for whom "Blue's Clues" was an integral part of childhood is far, far too young for the Internet.

How so? I'm 19 and growing up, I had a stuffed Blue and a few Blue's Clues video games for the computer. I am not too young for the Internet.
It started before I turned 4.

Dissension wrote:Anyone for whom "Blue's Clues" was an integral part of childhood is far, far too young for the Internet.

Dissension I think your old man genes are interfering with your ability to do math again

Dissension wrote:Anyone for whom "Blue's Clues" was an integral part of childhood is far, far too young for the Internet.

I'm 17 and I'm doing fine with the interwebs.

Dissension wrote:I'm almost a decade older than you and I am just barely old enough for the Internet. = P

When I was three, my preschool had computers and we used to play kid's games on them.
When I was four, my dad bought an Emachine and I was introduced to the world of dial-up internet. PBSkids.org and I had some good times, man.
... And then five months later, the computer basically "blew up", but, you know, Emachines.
I remember updating the computer to run on AOL 7.0!

People should be banned from the Internet until they're 24.

Sleet wrote:People should be banned from the Internet until they're 24.

This is madness.

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:

Sleet wrote:People should be banned from the Internet until they're 24.

This is madness.

Madness, THIS IS AN OVERUSED QUOTE!

On a related note, I heard that 300 was one of the most faithful adaptations ever, so if you don't like the movie you probably won't like the comic.

People should be banned from the internet after they turn 24.

24 should be banned on the internet

The Grey Wolverine wrote:

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:

Sleet wrote:People should be banned from the Internet until they're 24.

This is madness.

Madness, THIS IS AN OVERUSED QUOTE!

On a related note, I heard that 300 was one of the most faithful adaptations ever, so if you don't like the movie you probably won't like the comic.

How faithful of an adaptation of reality is the comic?

Sparta? THIS! IS! BLASPHEMY AND MADNESS! *jumps down a pit*

KJOokami wrote:People should be banned from the internet after they turn 24.

hey, that means no more Rick hence no more Housepets!

Nope it would mean Housepets! becomes a newspaper comic and takes the spot Non Sequitur has in newspapers.

But there is a reason that Housepets is a Web Comic.

Web comics are much better than newspaper comics in my opinion.

plus, a few strips would have to go.

Dissension wrote:I'm almost a decade older than you and I am just barely old enough for the Internet. = P

hahahahahahahahaha.

It's funny because it is both stupid and true.

I'm 57 and invented the web.

Yes, I'm Tim Berners-Lee, why you asking?

CaptainPea wrote:How faithful of an adaptation of reality is the comic?

As much as Pirates of the Caribbean is of the Golden Age of Piracy... Hint: it wasn't even called "the Caribbean" back then.

JeffCvt wrote:But there is a reason that Housepets is a Web Comic.

Web comics are much better than newspaper comics in my opinion.

They are because strip loyalty is so much smaller. If a webcomic starts to suck, it loses readers. If a newspaper comic starts to suck, who cares? People expect it in the newspaper and will be mad if it leaves. So newspaper comics encourage stagnation, whereas webcomics discourage it. Not to mention newspaper comics need to have the widest appeal possible, whereas webcomics are allowed to appeal to niche audiences.

CaptainPea wrote:24 should be banned on the internet
How faithful of an adaptation of reality is the comic?

From what I heard, lines were mostly taken from the comic itself, both are overstylized, over the top, insane, and there are scenes that follow it to a T. I haven't read it personally, but this is what I've head from a couple people.

texascat018 wrote:

sonic id furreh!!! wrote:Tails is orange! :3

Now Sleet, go make some blue's paw print somewhere.

tails is more yellow than orange...

he's yellow-orange.

I've always seen orange as the dominate color.

Combitaion of Orange and Blue is coolest combination

JeffCvt wrote:I've always seen orange as the dominate color.

ai don't know what i see it as anymore... i'll just call it gold

JeffCvt wrote:I've always seen orange as the dominate color.

You and me both.

sonic id furreh!!! wrote:

JeffCvt wrote:I've always seen orange as the dominate color.

ai don't know what i see it as anymore... i'll just call it gold

It is called pie.

I believe the artistically accurate term is oyellrangeow.