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That sounds so like a mantra, I’m amazed I didn’t exploit it more for humor value: “To disrespect the alpha disrespects all of us.”
This strip illustrates and interesting side of the alligator’s personality. He is an alligator and therefore he is feared. He’s a bit slow, soft hearted, goofy, etc. But since he is feared, others are always nice to him even when he’s being a jerk.
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It was fun to think up what would gross someone out regarding a dog. Finding out you’ve drunk water from their dish, I’d have to say, is up there.
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It’s always been unpleasant to observe that when one is being teased, and then gets hurt, the teaser always tries to act as if it’s no big deal. In real life, this can be awful, but in the funnies? Comic gold!
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At least his “archaic” resolution wasn’t “to not build any automatic weapons.”
Always a silver lining, right? ;-)
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Happy New Year!
I wasn’t really sure how to end this utterly ridiculous week. This seemed as good as any. And bonus! Lots of ice cubes! :)
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How good natured is that?! Stuck in ice and he’s still trying to care or her and keep her spirits up. I love Ted.
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Sometimes when sneezing, it has that paralyzing tensing of all the muscles feel to it. When writing this week of strips, I suddenly pictured how awful it would be to sneeze while stuck in ice — not only the cold, but the absolute inability to move any part of your body while this tense release happens. The thought was thoroughly unpleasant and made me laugh.
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This strip, the week in general, was a delight to draw: the random things stuck int he ice, and visual effects, and the totally different perspective of all their common-day things like cupboards.
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This is one of those childhood imaginations I still have-or-recall. What if it got so cold the pipes burst and flooded the house and then froze? All your toys and belongings frozen in ice. Inconvenient, yes, but kinda’ awesome! :)
being that i grew up in a two-story house in New England with only one small wood stove as the entire heating system, it was no huge stretch of the imagination either!













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