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rockerface, in "Dunkin" by Extra Fabulous Comics

Until I noticed the poster on the 4th panel, my brain interpreted this comic as the kid writing fanfic about his favourite players

tacosanonymous, in "Daily Affirmations" by War and Peas

They gave him a baseball hat. lol

crawley, in "Daily Affirmations" by War and Peas

Fun fact, that actually doesn’t happen as often as people think. Most observations of it are in a lab setting which can be stressful for the insects, leading to a bit of abnormal behavior. It does happen in nature, just not nearly as often.

Maalus, in "Dunkin" by Extra Fabulous Comics

Chomping down is a foul

Another3quenc, in "Dunkin" by Extra Fabulous Comics

He even bought the official jersey!

deegeese, in "Daily Affirmations" by War and Peas

DM;HS

sour, (edited ) in "Last Word" by J.L Westover
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am ignore every opinion with the word mid

.,_,.

marcos,

As soon as everybody is speaking it, the word itself is already meaningless and the context has all the information. So, yeah, ignoring it is quite efficient.

Anyway, I suspect that when you notice those things happening, it already means that you are old.

sour,
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am teenager ._.

kubica, in "Last Word" by J.L Westover
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People stop using a word when they overuse it so much it loses the original useful meaning.

pomodoro_longbreak,
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rip

blanketswithsmallpox,

O RLY?

Klear,

YA RLY

blanketswithsmallpox,

NO WAI!

ArbitraryValue, in "Book Club" by War and Peas

I will only read a book if it has either robots or wizards. Ideally there would be both, they would battle, but one of the robots would fall in love with a wizard.

MxM111,
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I see we have Romeo and Juliet fan here.

Pxtl,
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Robeo and Julieceus the Ochre Lord of Time.

5in1k,

Have you read the Murderbot series then? You should if you haven’t.

ArbitraryValue,

You’re the second person to suggest that to me - I’ll check it out.

5in1k,

It’s two people I know’s favorite series.

deegeese, in "Future" by Safely Endangered

That’ll be the robo nurse’s problem.

quindraco, in "Last Word" by J.L Westover

It’s just an abbreviation of charisma.

Gabu,

Why?

the_post_of_tom_joad, (edited )

Woah.

regresses 10 years in age

thanks, youngblood.

Kusimulkku,

And for that reason I’m out

Tehgingey, in "Thank God" by Extra Fabulous Comics

His face reading the text is perfec, this might be my second favorite extra fabulous of all time. First being “the sun’s coming out” comic. Top tier comics from them.

Raptor_007,

I think mine is this snowman comic. Sorry for the reddit link, but it’s the quickest one I could find.

www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/…/the_snow_man/

Octopus1348, in Wallets

It looks like a capybara.

GustavoM, in "Thank God" by Extra Fabulous Comics
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OH COME ON MAN

Geert,
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turns on silent mode

Burninator05, in "Symptoms" by Chris Hallbeck

The problem isn’t that our parts wear out. The problem is that most critical ones aren’t easily replaceable and the most important one is designed specifically to not be removable.

Rubanski,

Damn you, evolved obsolescence!

Bondrewd,

Lol kind of missed the completely miniscule topic of cells.

WeLoveCastingSpellz,

Damn, time to push repairability and replaceable parts for human bodies.

orl0pl,

Right to repair!

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