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The following have made me laugh in recent days:
This page from the webcomic Friendly Hostility. Specifically panels 2 and 3. "Sweet Neietzche, what the hell?!" I DIE.
Maura-san's livejournal. She regularly astounds me with her laconic and utterly original wit. Usually I'm left blinking in bemused, amused astonishment.
This page from the webcomic Gunnerkrigg Court. Specifically the last panel. One finds such interesting things by reading Neil Gaiman's livejournal, really.
Skippy's List. A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Calvin & Hobbes. It doesn't matter that I've read every single strip at least ten times. They're still funny.
This page from the webcomic Questionable Content. Actually QC makes me laugh on a regular basis. The punchlines tend towards awesome. They're killer, really. It hits all the bases; it even has robots! With existential crisises! This strip, though, is my all time favorite. It is made of SOLID GOLD PLUTONIUM SLEDGEHAMMERS NAMED SVEN. That's how hard it kicks your ass.
Kanshou and Bakuya in the Demon Hunter AU, as per my icon. It's![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
majochan's fault, really, since it was her idea to have the swords literally talk in the first place. Now they won't shut up. Why is it that when I write inanimate objects or pets they always end up having as much or more personality than their supposed owners do?
This is possibly the sweetest poem ever:
roses are #FF0000
violets are #0000FF
all my base
are belong to you
Where do I find these things, anyway?
This page from the webcomic Friendly Hostility. Specifically panels 2 and 3. "Sweet Neietzche, what the hell?!" I DIE.
Maura-san's livejournal. She regularly astounds me with her laconic and utterly original wit. Usually I'm left blinking in bemused, amused astonishment.
This page from the webcomic Gunnerkrigg Court. Specifically the last panel. One finds such interesting things by reading Neil Gaiman's livejournal, really.
Skippy's List. A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Calvin & Hobbes. It doesn't matter that I've read every single strip at least ten times. They're still funny.
This page from the webcomic Questionable Content. Actually QC makes me laugh on a regular basis. The punchlines tend towards awesome. They're killer, really. It hits all the bases; it even has robots! With existential crisises! This strip, though, is my all time favorite. It is made of SOLID GOLD PLUTONIUM SLEDGEHAMMERS NAMED SVEN. That's how hard it kicks your ass.
Kanshou and Bakuya in the Demon Hunter AU, as per my icon. It's
majochan's fault, really, since it was her idea to have the swords literally talk in the first place. Now they won't shut up. Why is it that when I write inanimate objects or pets they always end up having as much or more personality than their supposed owners do?This is possibly the sweetest poem ever:
roses are #FF0000
violets are #0000FF
all my base
are belong to you
Where do I find these things, anyway?
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Wheeeeeeeee-eeeee!
I just hung out with Emms, and she mentioned to me that you're planning on going on the trans-Siberian railroad next year? That is insanely cool! I want to come with!
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I thought of you the other day, incidentally.
How are you doin'?
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