Kiss it for the street cred

Aw shucks

I had one I called a “slambien.” Ambien, lorazepam, and Benadryl. It sadly didn’t always work. But then there’s always seroquel if you never want to wake up again.

The hatman and his spiders have arrived

The only ingredient worth a damn in that stuff is Tylenol. Just take Tylenol.

One of my absolute favorites.

The Wikipedia article attributes the strip to Simone Veil, and that’s what their current Patreon goes by, so I guess that’s what I’d go with. I had actually stumbled across one direct interview a number of years after the project wound down, and really appreciated her opening up about it.

I have a difficult one: the comic is Pictures for Sad Children. It doesn’t have a signature. It got nuked off the web when the creator had a breakdown (I think). The creator disappeared and has since transitioned, so attributing it to the then-published name would be deadnaming someone. How should it be attributed?

“Enumclaw” is the safe word.

Jar go crunch

This guy knows what’s up.

Question if you’ve been recently: is it just me or have they made movies really damn loud? Not in the sense that they’re trying to get a broader dynamic range, but the whole thing is just tinnitus-inducing the whole way through. Is the mix just bad, the tuning bad, or are the volumes just cranked?

just touching fentanyl

But you can watch a cop fake a seizure from being within 500 yards of it and lol at their dumb asses

“25 or 6 to 4” by Chicago. He’s a band geek at heart, so the horn section is a must.

Its place in the order of simulacra just went down a notch

The safe word is “enumclaw”

“The jacket turned itself into a pickle. Funniest shit I’ve ever seen”

Gassin up the bois at the urinal

I am not sure about the risk of “causing” per se versus “onset,” but if there’s any latent mental health stuff floating around in there, it will absolutely be like poking a bear. I’d suggest waiting a few years for sure.

“I love you, Dad! And all those money shots!”