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This comic is inspired by my friend chris and his remarkable, remorseless, and above all truly inspiring love of meat and cheese.
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If you don't fantasize in pixel IM conversations then um, what are you waiting for
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Can you imagine a world where everyone had an evil villain moustache? i, for one, would watch more reality television
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I thought i invented this cheat but philosopher Ned Block beat me to the punch here, and the machine he imagines to do this is called 'blockhead', which, i concede, is a pretty awesome name for a made-up universe-sized computer
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If you don't know him, heidegger is a 20th-century philosopher who is notoriously difficult to read. this is me: 'haha ouch heidegger sorry you're so hard to read dude :o'
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T-rex nobody spoke like that in the 1920s or ever, come on, let's be SERIOUS
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I have long held that t2 is the platonic form of action movies. all it's missing is a sex scene, and all that does to a movie is make it awkward to watch with your parents, so whatever! living liquid metal robots from the future NEVA4GET
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If you randomly typed in 'qwantz.com' to your browser looking for topless friends, then boy! you are partially in luck!
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Mulvey LATER wrote that the paper in which she talked about the male gaze was meant as more 'provocation' than 'well-reasoned argument'. sweet! this is a great way to silence critics. it is the 'hah - you fell for it suckers!' school of debate. the only allowable response is 'oh man, you got me! you got me!!'
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'Too much poo' is the result of trying to not offend delicate sensibilities with the word 'diarrhoea', but then coming up with a euphemism that is more emphatic than the word it's trying to replace. if your life is like mine, then there hundreds more similar examples in your past! that's crazy!