Comments (13)

• Steelraven 14 years ago archived

  Yeah, the proper term is "You F--ked up' baker boy!

• forcible tulips 14 years ago archived

  Soooo, the tailor doesn't mind them just swanning out of there with his pins and cloth on?

  • svartalf 14 years ago archived

    Council business, you know...dangerous malforms to deal with.

• Arianwen 14 years ago archived

  I cannot get enough of that word. Buggerup, buggerup, buggerup. Who needs malforms anyway? WE have a bugg'rup.

  • svartalf 14 years ago archived

    I love the fact that Mal's needling Ben with it and regularly... >:-D

• SoItBegins 14 years ago archived

  Imbuing bread with... hunger...?

  
  

  Yeah, I've COMPLETELY lost my stomach for anything right now.

• Bendgo 14 years ago archived

  Ahem...you're from Britain? Your people invented contractions! Sorry. Pet peeve in Panel 4.

  • Kate A 14 years ago archived

    Uh, in panel 4? 'Your' is correct, sorry..! 'Your ... use of a dangerous spirit'

    • Bendgo 14 years ago archived

      Ah yes. The sentence structure got me (sheepish). I read it as 'You're selfish (Period).' And might I add illegal use of a dangerous spirit has resulted in...etc. Huzzah for idiomatic speech.

      • Kate A 14 years ago archived

        Haha, no worries! It was a weirdly bisected sentence because he quite likes the sound of his own voice.

• CaptEndo 12 years ago archived

  Well, most of the Old West Sherriff's stars started as the bottom of a tin can. If you use an old fashioned key type can opener to punch holes all the way around, you wind up with a tin star. Probably why so many of them were eight pointed stars, too.

• Skylark Landing 12 years ago archived

  So they're dealing with a hunger spirit. Is it going to try to eat them?

• Bag o Dyce 1 year ago archived

  I Bens expressions!