So Adorable 2016-08-26

[lake_wrangler]

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/so-adorable/

Are they... breaking for fourth wall and making fun of us?

[AnotherFairportfan]

uhhh...h...h...h...

[AnotherFairportfan]

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/so-adorable/

Are they... breaking for fourth wall and making fun of us?

I dunno. But they're definitely not Disney's Ariel...

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I not the setting is given as the Minnesota Ren Fest.

[FreeFlier]

Both are looking rather carnivorous . . .

/wanders away singing "Make a meal out of me and come back for more . . ."/

--FreeFlier

[oldmanmickey]

i got a feeling them two aint the kids version of that story

[AnotherFairportfan]

Watch out for mermaids!

[Dave]

Krystle may be taking language and literature in college. She has learned to speak Sardonic.

[Just Old Al]

Watch out for mermaids!

Thank you! Haven't heard either of these tunes in many years...really need to restock my Fairport Convention collection as all my originals are on vinyl.

[Opus the Poet]

I just want to know how much control mermaids have on the appearance of their hips and legs in human mode...

[Catawampus]

Hmm. Aside from mermaids, have any of the other paranormal characters had appearances in movies for kids? I can't really think of any, unless there were some from the Disney version of "Hercules". I don't really remember a lot from that one.

[jwhouk]

There were a whole lot in Hercules.

[TazManiac]

I only need just the one 'ting:

'Tarter Sauce"...

[FreeFlier]

I only need just the one 'ting:

'Tarter Sauce"...

/flrrd/

--FreeFlier

[Dacquoise11]

As much as I like admiring artwork, and the little side stories are certainly entertaining, I have to admit I have been hoping for/looking forward to an intense new story arc. I just feel like it's been a while since there's been something juicy to keep me on the edge of my seat.

[TazManiac]

I only need just the one 'ting:
'Tarter Sauce"...

[img 'of GrumpyCat...
/flrrd/ <--- ???
--FreeFlier

If its nice and fresh, you don't need the lemon slice...

(I'ma stick to my guns, 'Voice-of-God' relates these particular members of the Tuna Squad are now old enough to have not only graduated High School, but are now in College... )

[FreeFlier]

I only need just the one 'ting:
'Tarter Sauce"...

[img 'of GrumpyCat...
/flrrd/ <--- ???

If its nice and fresh, you don't need the lemon slice...

(I'ma stick to my guns, 'Voice-of-God' relates these particular members of the Tuna Squad are now old enough to have not only graduated High School, but are now in College... )

/flrrd/ is a tyop (typo) for /flees/: the left hand slid one key to the right.

And Grumpy Cat's name is Tarter Sauce . . . don't ask me why.

--FreeFlier

[lake_wrangler]

/flrrd/ is a tyop (typo) for /flees/: the left hand slid one key to the right.

And Grumpy Cat's name is Tarter Sauce . . . don't ask me why.

--FreeFlier

Furthermore, I seem to recall reading that it was the author of It's Walky who first made that typo. Or, at least, that it was after he made it (on a forum, or whatever), that it caught on... because I'm sure someone else has to have made that typo before...

[FreeFlier]

/flrrd/ is a tyop (typo) for /flees/: the left hand slid one key to the right.

And Grumpy Cat's name is Tarter Sauce . . . don't ask me why.

Furthermore, I seem to recall reading that it was the author of It's Walky who first made that typo. Or, at least, that it was after he made it (on a forum, or whatever), that it caught on... because I'm sure someone else has to have made that typo before...

I thought it was Tchernobyl (sp?) who first used flrrd.

--FreeFlier

[lake_wrangler]

/flrrd/ is a tyop (typo) for /flees/: the left hand slid one key to the right.

And Grumpy Cat's name is Tarter Sauce . . . don't ask me why.

Furthermore, I seem to recall reading that it was the author of It's Walky who first made that typo. Or, at least, that it was after he made it (on a forum, or whatever), that it caught on... because I'm sure someone else has to have made that typo before...

I thought it was Tchernobyl (sp?) who first used flrrd.

--FreeFlier

On the CRFH!!! forums, that's quite possible. I would have no idea. I'm just saying I thought I read somewhere that it started spreading after David Willis did it. I could be wrong (it wouldn't be the first time), but that's what I seem to remember.

Makes no difference to me anyway...

[FreeFlier]

With the CRFH!!! forums fallen beyond, there's no way to tell.

--FreeFlier