Scratch

-iNetMaster- wrote:

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What?

agscratcher wrote:

How'd they get in the box?

Magic.

I do admit that this comic is hilarious. Typical Xkcd.

agscratcher wrote:

GirWaffles64 wrote:

[Mod note - one part of this comic was a little inappropriate for Scratch. This comic was too good to take down though, so I edited that little part out for you. Fortunately, it wasn't important to the joke.  ]

That explains the giant blank space.

Actually, it was just a single line in pane 3.

hehe, funneh stuffs.

agscratcher wrote:

Now for a more important question:


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dude, why would they want to make an escape plan?
with such beauty as frame #415, what more could they want?

videogame9 wrote:

brettman98 wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

Now for a more important question:


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dude, why would they want to make an escape plan?
with such beauty as frame #415, what more could they want?

Frame #415? Beauty? Don't make me laugh.

Frame #392 has the most beautiful-looking cheese in the world.

Are you kidding? The lighting there is awful.

Now, in frame #349, the sun hits one of the holes in the swiss just right, and the surface of the bread is caught in stark relief.

GirWaffles64 wrote:

videogame9 wrote:

brettman98 wrote:

dude, why would they want to make an escape plan?
with such beauty as frame #415, what more could they want?

Frame #415? Beauty? Don't make me laugh.

Frame #392 has the most beautiful-looking cheese in the world.

You're always bringing up the cheese, I mean, come on

Frame #240 had the best lighting and the bread was at a perfect 45 degree angle

Man, cheese is overrated. Look at Frame 256, a stunning shot of his tie, and he's eating a BLT, no cheese.

agscratcher wrote:

PW132 wrote:

GirWaffles64 wrote:

You're always bringing up the cheese, I mean, come on

Frame #240 had the best lighting and the bread was at a perfect 45 degree angle

Man, cheese is overrated. Look at Frame 256, a stunning shot of his tie, and he's eating a BLT, no cheese.

Not to mention, at frame #500, Joe looked so pleased about his sandwich.

Because he finished it, silly.

But on Frame #142, the amazing look of the pickles and onions make the frame the most beautiful display of pickles and onions ever.

videogame9 wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Man, cheese is overrated. Look at Frame 256, a stunning shot of his tie, and he's eating a BLT, no cheese.

Not to mention, at frame #500, Joe looked so pleased about his sandwich.

Because he finished it, silly.

But on Frame #142, the amazing look of the pickles and onions make the frame the most beautiful display of pickles and onions ever.

On frame #400, the ketchup and eggs looked so goooood. 83

agscratcher wrote:

videogame9 wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

Not to mention, at frame #500, Joe looked so pleased about his sandwich.

Because he finished it, silly.

But on Frame #142, the amazing look of the pickles and onions make the frame the most beautiful display of pickles and onions ever.

On frame #400, the ketchup and eggs looked so goooood. 83

But how can you forget frame #45? The way that the sun hit the sandwich gave it almost a illuminated effect, and I'm a sucker for orange plates 

brettman98 wrote:

samurai768 wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

On frame #400, the ketchup and eggs looked so goooood. 83

But how can you forget frame #45? The way that the sun hit the sandwich gave it almost a illuminated effect, and I'm a sucker for orange plates 

dear mercy, what have I started?

Something glorious, my boy.