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mudwerks:(via JHALAL DRUT: Carol Kaye)

mudwerks:

(via JHALAL DRUT: Carol Kaye)

So last night I got drunk and played Skyrim

karlosmadera:

I’m still torn on whether this is the greatest thing I’ve ever done or the stupidest.

i realized that if you cut and paste the caption from that top...

i realized that if you cut and paste the caption from that top cartoon in this week’s NEW YORKER you make all of the cartoons in this week’s NEW YORKER better

Petition to replace MRAs with those tiny pumpkins

betheboy:

misandry-mermaid:

ask-an-mra-anything:

ask-a-tiny-pumpkin-anything

Isn’t that so much more appealing?

Actually, those tiny pumpkins are gourds.

m’latte

lecterings: what if hannibal told cheesy jokes instead of...

lecterings:

what if hannibal told cheesy jokes instead of implying cannibalism?

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The Image website says the Casanova deluxe hardcover vol 1 contains issues #1-4, but wikipedia says Luxuria had 7 issues? I'm hella confused, pls help, Matt xx

there was version 1 of the series, from image. it was 7 issues long. it was black, white, and green. it cost 2 dollars. the stories were 16 pages long.

then we reprinted it at Icon in what was version 2 of the series. almost all of the words and the art was the same except it was in full color.

we reprinted those two at a time (except for the first part of LUX which was long, and the last part of GULA, which was also long, so those “version 2″ issues [from Icon] had new shorts). Each version ha...

hey, Matt. hope you're well, sorry for your loss. I hope Alphonso got away. would you mind talking about Acedia at all? like, the form of the thing, what we're looking at in terms of the length/format? I ask because it's pretty different than what we're us

it’s the middle

hey, Matt. hope you're well, sorry for your loss. I hope Alphonso got away. would you mind talking about Acedia at all? like, the form of the thing, what we're looking at in terms of the length/format? I ask because it's pretty different than what we're us

it’s the middle