Mouse is just a little jumpy at the moment.
Still no solution on the RSS issue. Probably going to move from ComicPress to Comic Easel in January. Don’t want to break the site entirely in the midst of the advent. (I really should have waited to upgrade the Word Press install until then. Silly me.)
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Today we get a bucket (but no handle), a broom, and some 1×1 round “snow” to clean up. I guess it’s time to play “home maker” and sweep up the snow people have been tracking in to the diorama all month or something.
Can’t really pretend the broom is a “snowman accessory” this year, either. Oh well.
we got our other small child fig today and lots of snowballs
Nice reference to the Invasion of the Body Snatchers (had to google it to find out!)
I get that on-set rules still apply to characters even when they are off-set in the Real World. But how the ding-dong does Olivia get any clothes off a painted plastic doll?!?
I’m guessing author magic. Either they interchanged parts, like regular figures, or for the sake of the comic, as far as the minifigs are concerned, they’re wearing a very thin material.
You mean the on-set physics apply close to the living figures JUST enough to make the paint into clothes but not enough to wake up the non-living figures?
(Except possibly the non-living dog. Does it come alive and drink the “water” and play with Mouse when he is near, or is he just playing with an inert bit of dog-shaped plastic?)
I considered doing a strip where olivia pops her head off and puts it on the doll body, but it was a bit to surreal even for me.
Ooh! OOOHHH!!!!
Surreal Beer: The Webcomic!
Please?
It would be cool if you could customize the clothes on Friends figures.
This is a good point to steal the Fauxlivia joke from Fringe.
that’s so true
“Back to the box with you, evil creature of the advent!” is a quote I need to use in regular conversation.
No, no, it needs to be on a t-shirt. Preferably with no reference to Lego. This way, those who know will laugh, and the rest will just look at you funny 😀