I HUNGER FOR LINKS

[smiley_cow]

It's all been completely random. The first two links came from a writing community I belong to and were just posted within the last day or so. The third one I found browsing through a history community recently. I swear, the next one was going to be about bunnies.

[LordRetard]

Bunny death?

[Edminster]

Using advanced network traffic analysis techniques, I have found Smiley's next link:

How to prepare rabbits for eating

[Frostbite]

Is that a really lame and boring way to say you have a time machine? Or at least some kind of internet time portal?

[smiley_cow]

Bunny death?

Actually it's the documentation of a hoax where a woman pretended to give birth to dead rabbits from the mid 18th century

But it's important to note, the rabbits were already dead when this story starts!

[Sahan]

I think somebody's trying to stage a murder too look purely natural.



Oh buddha/athe hybrid, what are you actually thinking of doing, Smiley?

[smiley_cow]

This would be the worst time to stage a murder, everyone would suspect me! Especially if I did it via drowning, poison, exposure to radiation or giving birth to bunnies.

[Sahan]

Obligatory comic reference!

[smiley_cow]

pfft, I don't read 'Dinosaur Comics'.

[Frostbite]

Yeah, it just isn't very good. Interesting idea though.

[LordRetard]

Aw man, not this again.

[Cirtur]

Dearest Frostbite,

FUCK YOU DINOSAUR COMICS ARE HILAR
YOU ARE A DESERT MONKEY

Love from Cirtur.

[AHMETxRock]

I give them voices. I imagine dinosaurss that engage in wacky conversations. Arguing with the devil about the nature of video games is quite funny.

Had the dinosaurs been drawn, had there been variation in the depiction, then it would be more memorable as a visual art form. I lost my bookmark and I can't be bothered to find out what ones I haven't read now. I admit there is a problem with it's presentation. However, it's really good and you must respect how well he has performed and how variant his work has been within such confined parameters. Perhaps if he was not as popular he'd be more respected among those that know of him. The fact he is known makes the novelty less novel, and therefore less impressive.

I was speaking to my brother about comedy, and I mentioned how Seinfeld had inane conversations about toilet paper. We take it for granted, but it was a huge deal when it came out. The fact it is taken for granted is the reason for focusing on it, which is where it lends itself to comedy.

The real discussion that needs to take place is the content. The linked comic, for example, is hilarious to me.

[LordRetard]

I like Seinfeld and Dinosaur Comics.

[Cirtur]

But you can't beat Friends!