I enjoy taking a handfull of assorted pills without asking questions as well. This comic accuratly represents the dangers of doing so. Thank you for the educational comic.
=O You were deprived of childhood joys if you don’t know what those are. They’re these little pills and when you let them soak in water they turn into dinosaur sponges. It’s absolute magic when you’re 6.
“You are currently deprived of a childhood” is different from “you were, in the past, deprived,” and the past tense is a good bit more correct. “You were” is not technically a good phrase to contract to “you’re,” and I think Colombe was, not is a child, though you may be if you feel the need to make a comment like that.
the sad thing is, there are diet pills based on this concept.. you take em with water and they promise to turn that water into a thick sludge so you feel full.. I think the same thing’s marketed for constipation..
For real, I remember a company selling pills in magazines that pretty much did this. They made a thing build up inside you. I think it dissolved eventually, but… same concept.
I enjoy taking a handfull of assorted pills without asking questions as well. This comic accuratly represents the dangers of doing so. Thank you for the educational comic.
the only side effect i see is looking fabulous.
I do not love those handles.
I tried the ‘Dino Diet’ myself. I think the yellow tastes the best…
I only hope he takes them with enough water…
Why oh why didn’t I take the BLUE pill?
Wasn’t the blue pill a suppository?
I’ve read this comic even though my head was bitten off by a giant chicken
Could it be? Is it possible that i’m
FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
His name accurately represents him at least.
Nope.
There is a 0% chance of that.
Check again, brah.
What are those things? Sponges or something?
=O You were deprived of childhood joys if you don’t know what those are. They’re these little pills and when you let them soak in water they turn into dinosaur sponges. It’s absolute magic when you’re 6.
Thank you for taking the time to spell out “you’re”.
“You are currently deprived of a childhood” is different from “you were, in the past, deprived,” and the past tense is a good bit more correct. “You were” is not technically a good phrase to contract to “you’re,” and I think Colombe was, not is a child, though you may be if you feel the need to make a comment like that.
But given that Colombe still didn’t know what the sponges were, would it not be valid to say he is even now deprived of childhood joys.
Although I’d hasten to advise against adults indulging in childhood joys, as the police frown on that sort of thing.
No, Colombe did know but The Left Thigh didn’t.
And I thought Snaggle Tooth was referring to the “you’re” of “when you’re 6.” Did I just miss his or her point?
I imagine the hamburger made of death comes from the meat of a mad cow on a moldy bun.
In this rare case, dinosaurs make you go extinct!
In Soviet Russia?
If you didn’t get it, those were those little sponge things that grow 800% their size when submerged in water.
“Brightly colored pills! They’ll cure all your ills! Just so long as you’ve got fever or the chills!”
Hamburger made of death? The death is the best part, it is the murder that makes the meat taste sooooo good.
You guys are making fun of a serious problem.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090529070338AAidsYz
A very serious problem.
I just don’t get this comic. I get the joke but why is he pouring water on them after taking them when he didn’t know what they were?
the sad thing is, there are diet pills based on this concept.. you take em with water and they promise to turn that water into a thick sludge so you feel full.. I think the same thing’s marketed for constipation..
What would happen if they were chewables?
For real, I remember a company selling pills in magazines that pretty much did this. They made a thing build up inside you. I think it dissolved eventually, but… same concept.