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LOL the truth hurts >.<
this joke is totally worth saying as a “curiosity thing” in a group after someone just made fun of you…. but you have to change the tone and say it as if it’s something entirely different … and not a comeback joke lol
Genius.
That was a long way to go for that joke, but it was totally worth it. Brilliant
Gay. Just totally gay.
@ Larry
Are you?
Well i thought it was pretty interesting until that last part.
That just killed whatever it had.
ha! Hilarious.
OH S-NAP!!!
Did not see that coming! Class act
Nice one! I didn’t see that coming, either! 😛
Epic win
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Ahahahahahaha. Epiiic.
oh snap!
Nothing beats a good “Yo mama” joke.
hi there. just wanted to correct you, whoever did write this comics. Mount Everest stands 8848 metres tall. Go read your geography lessons first.
man jump all over the guy like he killed your dog for getting the height of a mountain wrong….its still a funny cartoon
It ought to be “whomsoever wrote these comics” then a colon, “Mount Everest stands…” Go read your English grammar lessons before busting on someone’s geography. Booyah.
Really? Com’on guys (Sandesh too) it’s a coooommiiicc. (note unproper spelling, punctuation: AND grammer\). I’m an english major and even I laughed and just didn’t care about the semicolons. Sometime’s life’s funny (and even the occasional and extremely rare clean comic strip). So laugh it up! And leave the errors there, cuz when it comes down to it…does it really matter? Like…at all?
@sandesh. My information comes from whatever Wikipedia said at the time of writing. And how could Wikipedia ever be wrong? 😛
84? 48? That degree in astrophysics would tell you it varies depending on the distance to the sun and its relative gravitational pull.
So someone transposed a number. Meh.
Going through you cartoons, I found them very funny and in many cases “off the wall”. Then I came to this one and I’m now certain you’re crazy.
Pretty sure every momma out there is quite smaller compared to the milky way. Just wanted to note that.
I have to say it… I just love the fact that Pluto still a planet in your heart =)
I totally saw that coming…