hai guys i noo owl city before it was popular

[YPrrrr]

Postal service, Aubrey.

Postal service.

I meant that, I like them, I don't know why I made that mistake

I refuse to see them as childish and preteeny. It's dreamy, sure, but the music is a lot more mature.

I music group I was in at an arts camp did a version of Such Great Heights...with handbells. It was probably the most beautiful thing I've ever taken part in.

Also, he was saying Owl City is the preteen version of the Postal Service, meaning Postal Service is the more mature one

[the shortest route to the sea]

Oh!





I shouldn't read Girly and Boyah at the same time.

[Samus Aran]

I shouldn't read Girly and Boyah at the same time.

You mean...this Girly?



If so, cool, I used to read that like two years ago.

[strongbad]

Postal service, Aubrey.

Postal service.

I lol'd so hard at this and I don't even know why.

[the shortest route to the sea]

Yeah, that one. Shit has hit the fan.

[Veal]

Didn't it turn into a porno?

[the shortest route to the sea]

Didn't it turn into a porno?

It was always about lesbians. No, it's never been, though it's purposefully bordered on it sometimes ("OUR ATTACKS ARE JUST MAKING THEM SEXIER!"). One of his other comics is directly pornographic.

[Houdini]

It was always about lesbians. No, it's never been, though it's purposefully bordered on it sometimes ("OUR ATTACKS ARE JUST MAKING THEM SEXIER!"). One of his other comics is directly pornographic.

That's the reason I never got into that comic. I went to the Girly website and clicked a few links and apparently the author draws a bunch of porno? And is a man? My poor, delicate virgin eyes did not need to see any of that.

[the shortest route to the sea]

And is a man?

That part made me sad. The porno, less so but still kinda like awwww.

[Bushy]

owl city isn't really special its okay
and kid cudi's day 'n nite is a song that did not deserve all the popularity it got
it wasn't anything special i think it sucked actually

You're so weird. You would have needed to know that state of rap around the time that song came out. It changed some shit

[Houdini]

That part made me sad. The porno, less so but still kinda like awwww.

Sad? How so?

[the shortest route to the sea]

Sad? How so?

It's hard to fine lesbianism by lesbians for lesbians. It's always these male cartoonists, and no matter how much of a great job they do (i.e. here), I have a sense of...betrayal? Or at least a lack of comfort. There are very subtle points where he just frustrates me and makes me think he isn't expressing his female characters to the range they could be

Whereas policeguy and chuy have wonderfully fleshed out storylines and characters, and seem to make sense all around. It's a minor thing, usually it doesn't bother me.

Then again, it takes a very very skilled man with a good sense of character to write a body-switching arc for a cast of more than 10, without the aid of voice acting.

[Samus Aran]

it was about 6 strips into that body-switching arc that i quit reading the comic altogether, just forgot about it i guess

[Houdini]

It's hard to fine lesbianism by lesbians for lesbians. It's always these male cartoonists, and no matter how much of a great job they do (i.e. here), I have a sense of...betrayal? Or at least a lack of comfort. There are very subtle points where he just frustrates me and makes me think he isn't expressing his female characters to the range they could be

That's the reason why I don't read Girly. I'm interested in what a female has to say about the experience of being a lesbian, not some random guy's underinformed sexual fantasia. It just made me a little irritated but mostly disappointing. I want to find someone who actually writes female characters with at least much depth as male ones.

[the shortest route to the sea]

That's the reason why I don't read Girly. I'm interested in what a female has to say about the experience of being a lesbian, not some random guy's underinformed sexual fantasia. It just made me a little irritated but mostly disappointing. I want to find someone who actually writes female characters with at least much depth as male ones.

Strauss.