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 by NineInchNachos on 1/1/2012 @ 10:40am | I like this creature |
 by Thorax O'Tool on 1/1/2012 @ 12:28pm | Peaslugpigrabbitgatorhen?
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 by InvaderPet on 1/1/2012 @ 9:28pm | Yep. Pretty much. |
by Thorax O'Tool on 1/1/2012 @ 11:34pm | The pets can speak.
Is that normal for this world? Is it the result of something Nottle did? Or maybe, as the reader we are privileged to understand Animal-speak? |
 by The Jinxmedic on 1/2/2012 @ 8:44am | This coming from a guy who draws a nekkid cowboy bean as his main character... |
by InvaderPet on 1/2/2012 @ 12:46pm | @Thorax One strip I had on Flickr (but is no longer up, and I lost the file) showed that the pets speak and act human because of Notle. The strip I made had Kaeley and Spike arguing about something, and Notle was shown frantically looking through a book at the end with a thought balloon that read, "Where the heck is that reverse-anthropomorphism spell?" Since I don't have the original, I'll just redo it. And besides there's plenty of other comic strips where the animals talk and nobody cares. Dilbert... Get Fuzzy... and... um... oh shoot. |
by Thorax O'Tool on 1/2/2012 @ 2:07pm | Fail whale features talking fish.
But yeah, I was just curious on why they can talk. I like "looking under the hood" in comics. |
by InvaderPet on 1/2/2012 @ 2:38pm |
The REAL reason they talk though is because it offers better interaction between a human character and her pets.Look at Garfield. He "think-speaks". It's never clear if Jon understands Garfield or not. In comics like "Dilbert" or "Get Fuzzy", if the pet speaks or insults their owner, the owner hears it. |
by The Jinxmedic on 1/2/2012 @ 2:50pm | "Garfield minus Garfield" is the best. garfieldminusgarfield.net/ |
by Thorax O'Tool on 1/3/2012 @ 10:30am | I really like Garfield minus Garfield. |
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