Mugwhump the Great
by Roger Langridge
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8 comments + 6 replies
Posted by: Tim Hamilton
07:58am / Sep 16, 2008
07:58am / Sep 16, 2008
I thought Ghost Pimp was disturbing...
Disturbingly Funny!
Disturbingly Funny!
Posted by: Bobby Timony
11:11am / Sep 16, 2008
11:11am / Sep 16, 2008
I always suspected something was amiss... but a toggle fondler?!? My word.
Posted by: Roger Langridge
11:32am / Sep 16, 2008
11:32am / Sep 16, 2008
Come on now. We've all wanted to try it.
Let's not forget, though: accusing somebody of being a toggle fondler is so very easy to do.
Let's not forget, though: accusing somebody of being a toggle fondler is so very easy to do.
Posted by: George of Connor
02:40pm / Sep 16, 2008
02:40pm / Sep 16, 2008
"foogin'"
That's some great almost-profanity action there.
That's some great almost-profanity action there.
Posted by: Dev
05:20pm / Sep 16, 2008
05:20pm / Sep 16, 2008
I like it!
I'm a comic fan, and an artist myself and usually I lean towards the "mainstream" (men in tights running on rooftops=) But this strip is pretty! I'm loving the backgrounds, keep it up!
-Dev
I'm a comic fan, and an artist myself and usually I lean towards the "mainstream" (men in tights running on rooftops=) But this strip is pretty! I'm loving the backgrounds, keep it up!
-Dev
Posted by: Simon Fraser
05:50pm / Sep 16, 2008
05:50pm / Sep 16, 2008
All that cross-hatching....it's decadent!
I am painting a Mural for a School. I may put Fred in it.
You can't stop me!
I am painting a Mural for a School. I may put Fred in it.
You can't stop me!
Posted by: Roger Langridge
05:55pm / Sep 16, 2008
05:55pm / Sep 16, 2008
I feel it only fair to warn you that proximity to Fred the Clown has been known to lower children's IQs by an entire decimal place.
Posted by: Simon Fraser
05:57pm / Sep 16, 2008
05:57pm / Sep 16, 2008
They're mostly American children, so it'll be barely noticeable
Posted by: Faz Choudhury
06:30pm / Sep 16, 2008
06:30pm / Sep 16, 2008
"Simon Fraser soon left the States after making a small diplomatic error..."
Posted by: Simon Fraser
06:38pm / Sep 16, 2008
06:38pm / Sep 16, 2008
Now you see, I didn't actually say anything negative per se.
American children might have a decimal place to spare?
American children might have a decimal place to spare?
Posted by: Faz Choudhury
04:54am / Sep 17, 2008
04:54am / Sep 17, 2008
Ah I see, your clever response proves that one of us has a decimal place to spare...and it isn't me!
Posted by: Faz Choudhury
06:32pm / Sep 16, 2008
06:32pm / Sep 16, 2008
The look on the dummy's face as he qoutes "We're performing?". It done nearly broke my heart.
01:48am / Sep 16, 2008