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Everybody’s
Posted on September 30, 2015 by David M Willis

160 thoughts on “Everybody’s”

  1. otusasio451

    Walky would’ve helped with the math, but he’s having a little trouble with that right now.

    1. Inkblot

      let the guilt gnaw at your soul, like a dog on an old bone

      1. Chris

        I’m not worried at all…

      2. HEYOUGUYZ!

        let the guilt gnaw at your soul, like the guilt gnaws at a dog on an old bone.

    2. inqntrol

      Maybe Jason can ,,fix” that.

  2. inqntrol

    Sal as a bodyguard? Nah,won’t work.

  3. Doc

    And here I thought Joyce was good at math.

    1. newllend(henryvolt)

      It doesn’t take rocket science to know that if you put in half your effort into your college classes your going to get your assistance handed to you.

      1. fizzywafflezsuperstore

        Hah…

        Hahah…

        HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

  4. Adept Arcanist

    Poor Joyce…

    1. Undrave

      Yeah 🙁

  5. Paul

    It’s a long way to Tipperary to the Swedish girl I know.

    1. Doctor_Who

      Goodbye to Noah Beery, Hello Harold Lloyd!

      1. Moriarty70

        Mike, you wanna hand me my plans? Huh, look at that, breach hull, I’ll die. Even had it underlined.

        1. Frogboy

          I’m experiencing a sensation altogether new to me. And frankly, I LOVE IT.

        2. sps48

          I only recognized Joyce’s fragment because of Snoopy.

        3. Doctor_Who

          Well believe me, Mike, I calculated the odds of this succeeding versus the odds I was doing something incredibly stupid, and…I went ahead anyway.

  6. Opus the Poet

    That’s right Joyce can’t walk alone yet.

    1. Cerberus

      Yeah, that panel 4 with the thousand yard stare and the gripping of the trigger hand is just… oof. That’s some intense PTSD. Which maybe this may be the beginning of more direct help as I doubt Sal would be so heartless to leave someone in the midst of a complete flashback meltdown and she’s historically been the quickest to notice things like that and the one to treat the issue the most seriously (see her laying the smackdown on her brother for not taking no for an answer to teasing).

      She’s really not in a remotely good place psychologically.

      1. Deanatay

        Of course, in that same panel, Walky’s suffering from some PTSD (Post-Test Stress Disorder) of his own.

        1. Deanatay

          (Or, perhaps, Post-Test Studying Disorder?)

        2. sjmcc13

          Wouldn’t that be Pre-Test Studying Disorder?

        3. No Name

          There have been two tests so far, although they might be better considered quizzes.

        4. Nono

          Five tests, actually. First one is what prompted Joyce to recommend Sal to go to a tutor.

          Second is when Sal pointed out Jason’s tutoring made her grades worse.

          Third, Sal starts to get better grades.

          Fourth is Sal’s 80+ grade.

          Fifth is this week’s.

          Makes it sound like they have a weekly revision quiz.

        5. Nono

          Actually make that six. There was another quiz after the Sal/Jason sex where her grades didn’t improve at all.

        6. HeySo

          And after the sexual performance quiz, the quiz in class after that, where her grades didn’t improve at all.

        7. thejeff

          What seems odd about that to me is the focus on quizzes instead of homework in a math class. It’s been a long time since I was in college, but math was all about the homework – do a whole bunch of problems, practice, practice, practice.
          I don’t remember quizzes. Tests, of course, but maybe 3-4 per semester. And problems to do for every class.

          Which worked for me. I never studied, as such. Just did the homework and probably another set of problems before tests. No poring over class notes and the book, other than figuring out how to do the assigned work. You learn math by doing lots of it, not by reading about it.

  7. tim gueguen

    No, Marcie! Don’t go!

  8. Cattleprod

    So, is Joyce just going to hide behind Sal like she’s a cartoon lamppost?

    1. Dana

      Sal has a Joyce in her hammerspace whether she likes it or not, it seems.

  9. -Sentinel-

    Awww, Joyce is still scared to walk alone. :/

    1. Packy

      It’s only been two or three weeks.

  10. Plasma Mongoose

    Walky is too freaked out over his grade trauma to be worried about Joyce’s personal safety issues.

    1. Kamino Neko

      I don’t think Walky even knows about Joyce’s issues, does he? Sal told him not to make jokes at her, but I don’t think she explained why.

      1. Leorale

        Iirc he’s one of the few people who know about that party. (He wanted them to buy pj pants, which Dorothy redirected that they go for a fun distraction together.) Joyce doesn’t like him, but she hangs out with him because he’s safe. I don’t think he knows that she’s afraid to walk alone.

        1. timemonkey

          Does he even know that? I’m not sure how much attention to context he was paying at the time. He wanted pajama jeans and just waited until a woman was available to order them for him. He’s shown no consideration for her emotions since the party, no interest in if she’s recovering, constantly jokes about her sexuality and since nobody is talking about it it might have just gone completely over his head.

        2. Lord Stoneheart

          He knows what happened. http://www.dumbingofage.com/2011/comic/book-2/01-pajama-jeans/nightmare/ (I mean he could have forgotten, that’s a possibility too)

          He just doesn’t realize how much of an effect it has had on Joyce. (Partly because he’s insensitive to Joyce’s feelings. Though another part of it is that Joyce is good at keeping some of those feelings bottled up)

        3. Ribbits

          Joyce is hella good at repressing things. Responded to the wrong comment earlier…

      2. Lord Stoneheart

        Walky was around for the morning after and knows that Joyce was attacked at a party. Only Ethan and Amazi Girl know about Joyce’s panic attacks though.

        1. Leorale

          Yes, that. I meant to say this but Stoneheart said it more coherently. Goodnight!

        2. Lord Stoneheart

          After a night’s sleep I just realized that the only person who knows about what happened to Joyce, and Joyce’s response to the trauma is Amazi Girl.

        3. Ribbits

          She’s hella good at repressing things.

      3. bearpelt

        That’s been my impression, too. He may know about what happened at the party, but that doesn’t mean he understand at all that it still affects her. And Joyce seems to be mostly burying what happened.

  11. Charles Phipps

    It’s interesting to note Joyce is exactly the sort of person Sal would probably have a lot of fun with. Sal’s biggest problem is people who look down on her, are hypocrites, and force her into various boxes–while Joyce looks up to her and is completely transparent in her motivations. Plus, Sal is a relatively sweet girl on the inside like Joyce.

    1. -Sentinel-

      Dunno. I think Sal could respect Joyce if she got to know her, but would get bored to death if she hung out with her for any length of time.

  12. Cholma

    It’s a long way, to Tipperary, to the sweetest girl I know…!”
    Joyce! Maybe you should ask a famous WWI flying ace to walk with you!

    1. electromagneticDestroyosaur

      People look at you funny if you try talking to dogs in any meaningful way, though.

      1. Doctor_Who

        And yet saying gibberish like “Whosa good boy, den?” in a silly voice is considered acceptable.

        1. timemonkey

          Because people know animals are mostly responding to your tone and won’t understand 99% of what you say. Happy gibberish is acceptable, thoughtful conversation gets your judgement questioned.

        2. Cholma

          Dogs are actually sentient beings from the planet Canis, and understand everything you say perfectly. They have found humans mostly benign and harmless goofballs, and are currently no threat to their planet’s existence.

          Still, their advance scouts and science interns are continuously sent to Earth to keep watch on us. Also, because: bacon.

        3. sps48

          I love the Far Side one where ‘what dogs really hear is “blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Ginger blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Ginger”.’

        4. Cholma

          +1

          Ginger

        5. bearpelt

          Ahhhhh Far Side comics! I miss those, that was one of my favorites!

        6. Dana

          Funny, what I hear is “blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Dana blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Dana”

        7. Gamaran Sepudomyn

          I don’t know, there was at least one reported case of a dog being thought to be deaf simply because its owners were not speaking in Polish and the dog would only respond to commands in Polish.

        8. timemonkey

          Yes, they are trained to respond to specific commands, that’s the 1%.

      2. Palamdrone

        Frankly, if you’re talking to a dog that seems to have opposable thumbs and walks on 2 feet, the fact that you’re talking to it like a person will hardly be the most notable oddity.

        1. fogel

          A police dept in Montana got a bomb sniffing dog who was trained in Israel and only new hebrew. They found a local rabbi to teach the handler how to pronounce the dogs commands so he would recognize them.

        2. fogel

          Palamdrone, do I sense Dr Johnson in your comment?

    2. GLaDOS

      ‘A famous WWI flying ace’ could also be read as Flashheart.

      1. Kamino Neko

        Who, funnily enough, says ‘WOOF!’ far more often than Snoopy.

  13. Stephen R. Bierce

    One/Is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do…

    1. Doctor_Who

      Ah, so YOU’VE done the math.

      1. Stephen R. Bierce

        Didn’t we grow up on Schoolhouse Rock?

    2. gka

      Hey, man, two can be as bad as one. It’s the loneliest number since the number one!

      1. Kryss LaBryn

        And, of course, no is the saddest experience you’ll ever know.

  14. YBCZ

    I literally am only familiar with that song because in the 90’s Winnie the Pooh cartoon, Gopher referenced it once.

    1. bearpelt

      I know it because of Shrek 2 I think.

      1. Kryss LaBryn

        Y’all are making me feel ancient. It was one of the songs we learned in, like, Grade Three (along with “Yellow Submarine” and “Little Deuce Coupe”).

        1. yomi

          Well, I do know “Yellow Submarine”.

  15. Detective Boomwolf

    Silly Sal. Nobody does the math. Mathin is fer yellow bellies. Like reading.

    (What are the odds that anyone will remember what that’s from? Has it been that long that that reference has become meaningless?)

    1. fogel

      I recall a TV show called “Yellow Belly” on SCTV. I don’t recall if there was anything about mathin in it.

    2. fizzywafflezsuperstore

      Silly Sal!

      Trix are for kids!

      (I know this sin’t your reference; I simply had to say it, though.

      1. fizzywafflezsuperstore

        )

    3. Nile

      Odds are about as good as Sal actually reading the computer manual giving Joyce a chance.

  16. newllend(henryvolt)

    Not everyone just more than just the one because let’s be honest Sal your smothering Marcie.

  17. Larkle

    Aw, Joyce. 🙁

    It’s a pretty serious trauma though if she panics whenever she’s alone outside. At some point, she’s going to have to call that number Roz gave her, she’s not in a good place, right now.

    1. C Baker

      How long has it been in comic-time?

      1. Kamino Neko

        A few weeks. Not very long at all, really. Definitely well before a bunch of dumb kids will realize ‘she isn’t going to get any better’.

    2. Kryss LaBryn

      I wonder if she even remembers about it. Seems like it’d be a good time for her to go through her pockets and stumble upon it…

  18. potatoaddict

    I knew of a guy who was able to breeze through academic practices of learning despite seeming pretty damn ignorant of the amount of effort it takes some people. Walky seems to fall into this category, but has recently felt the crunch of a change up in the substance of work expected of him. Hope he gets his stuff together.

    I think the pose of sheer affront Sal is taking because of Joyce is downright adorable, which is saying something, seeing as she doesn’t really go for those visual cues. She’s getting to the point of not being allowed to do her own thing, & it looks like she’s about to throw a very vehement tantrum/put-down! If she stamps her feet while her arms are by her side like that, down the line of this chapter, I’ll quite honestly guffaw.

  19. Shanunu

    Marcie skates weird. Dont you wanna push with the foot that will be in the back?

    1. Dean

      Also, she’s a goofy foot.

  20. Riku

    Aw, c’mon Sal figure it out 🙁

    1. BenRG

      FWIW, I think that Sal is annoyed with Marcie being unavailable. People are less thoughtful than they should be when they’re annoyed and Sal isn’t an exception to that rule, I suppose.

  21. Badgermole

    Joyce needs an inspirational theme song, might I gently recommend Gerry and the Pacemakers.

  22. hikaru

    dang it walky

  23. Bagge

    NOOOOOOOOOO, don’t leave Joyce alone

  24. sps48

    And did Marcie hear Joyce’s farewell?

    1. Joebo

      She’s mute, not deaf.

  25. Joebo

    So, when is Joyce going to face this particular demon?

    1. Riku

      I imagine something like this takes a looooong time to work through. Probably made worse by how repressed Joyce is.

  26. Triniking1234

    Walky! Go and @$#%ing study!

  27. Palamdrone

    So, does Sal ever smoke cigarettes, or does she just keep one unlit in her mouth all the time?

    1. Arian

      You can see her lighting it in yesterday’s comic. With a match, in case you were looking for a lighter.

      1. David M Willis

        Also you can see smoke in the third panel today.

      2. butting

        So, not like Barbara in Wilde Life, then?

        (Happy birthday WL!)

        1. merbrat

          Thanks, I have just now read most of WL, now. I need to get to bed!
          (I have even hooked another friend, after sending her to the
          comments, to see Paz!’s Stup’d Thor comics…she is now tackling the
          WL, too!)

  28. BenRG

    At some point, someone is going to have to get Joyce to confront this fear. Given what she went through, it isn’t totally irrational but it is clearly becoming disabling. I would understand if she didn’t want to accept professional assistance (that would inevitably involve notifying her parents and I’m sure that is what she’s trying to avoid). However, she needs to have help in confronting those demons.

    1. chris73

      I agree but the problem is nobody knows she has this fear.

    2. Just Saying

      Seeking professional help will not involve notifying her parents. Patient/Doctor confidentiality laws would mean that Joyce could tell her parents only if and when she felt like it was okay and safe to do so. No professional help for this issue will require parental notification.

      Important to point that out in case others are in Joyce’s situation.

      1. Arian

        The doctor would presumably expect to be paid, though. And Joyce doesn’t have a job or anything, so where would she get the cash from?

        Unless there’s a free psychologist on campus, and in my experience they tend not to be able to see the same person for more than a few weeks. After that, they want to shift you off onto someone that costs money.

        1. Kryss LaBryn

          Ah, right, she’s in the States. >< I was all like, "But she'd just have to go in and show them her card…"

          Why the hell don't you guys have universal health care down there yet? You're the only first world country that doesn't, you know.

          Not trying to start anything; it just sucks unreasonably for you guys, that's all. 🙁

        2. saki

          It’s mind-boggling, isn’t it. But at the same time, considering how things work over there, it isn’t that surprising; given the unlimited power of money in politics in thee US, it’s probably pretty easy for health insurance companies to pay politicians to make sure the system stays as it is; as profitable for them as possible. : /

        3. Inspector Hound

          Eh, you try doing anything progressive with Texas in your country.

          (Sorry, Texans, I get grumpy every once in a while. I know it’s not just your legislators.)

        4. fizzywafflezsuperstore

          Someone once asked me “Why does anyone live anywhere that isn’t the US? What do other countries have that we don’t?” I responded with “free healthcare.”

          The End

        5. Lin

          Not necessarily true if it’s a campus therapist. Most cities also have rape crisis centers with sliding scale/sometimes free therapy. There are options where her family would not be involved. But almost nobody I know was ready for therapy 3 weeks after sexual assault. It took me 13 years.

        6. Dragon_Nataku

          Maybe it depends on the campus, but here at U. of Miami they will only refer you if you have like major issues that the counseling centre can’t handle on their own (like schizophrenia or other very serious issues that can’t be helped with just talk therapy). And the counseling centre is indeed free.

          Also fun fact about doctor/patient confidentiality: There is a caveat for breaking it: if the doctor deems you to be a threat to yourself or others dr/patient confidentiality goes out the window. But Joyce doesn’t seem to be headed down that kind of path so in-comic-wise her parents wouldn’t need to be notified.

      2. Shady

        Does Joyce know any of that though? Considering where she came from, “Getting professional help” probably means talking to a pastor or youth group leader who is expected to report everything.

        Also feeling shitty because it’s been a decade since this, but I briefly had a friend who, like Joyce, was afraid to walk to class by herself. I knew she’d been assaulted in high school but I never put two-and-two together. The rest of the time she was pretty bossy and self-centered, so it never occurred to me that she had a genuine fear she was dealing with. I still wouldn’t have stayed her friend, but I probably wouldn’t have ditched her as much.

    3. fogel

      I wonder if she could talk to Jocelyn?

      1. Kryss LaBryn

        Probably? But she doesn’t know that she knows Jocelyn, yet.

        –Huh. “Joyce” is a short form of “Jocelyn,” isn’t it? I wonder if there’s some kind of subtext there or something? Unable to fully articulate the nebulous question I have.

        1. David M Willis

          Short form of Jocelyne is “Joss.” Though see this month’s Patreon bonus strip for elaboration on the subject.

  29. Carms

    Huh. Walky is safe but Sal isn’t.
    I’m mean she’s safer than being alone
    But Joyce is relaxed with Walky, and she’s clearly not relaxed now

    1. takashid

      i think its more that walky is a safe bet she can normally count on, whereas Sal doesnt usually stick around long. I dont think she feels unsafe around Sal. But without a guarantee Sal will stay with her, or at least escort her back to the dorm, joyce is left feeling pretty vulnerable.

  30. Idon'tcarenomore

    Maybe she’s not relaxed because she can’t be sure what Sal will do in this situation, as she isn’t one of the people who make sure Joyce never has to walk alone outside.
    If Sal knew, I think she would help. Likely she may even help Joyce stand up to the fear.
    On the other hand, I don’t think Sal will take over as a full fledged nurse-maid either. She just may join the brigade keeping an eye on Joyce though.

  31. Just Saying

    For those people commenting something to the effect of suggestions for how Joyce can and should get over this…please understand that it doesn’t work like that for everyone. I’m not even convinced that it works like that for most people.

    Sexual assault (even attempted) is not something you “get over” in a couple of weeks. My own experience happened 16 years ago and I still get a week or two here and there where I can’t deal with being alone in the house or going outside alone.

    Therapy helps a LOT, but that doesn’t mean that it won’t still take a while to feel safe again. It’s sad, and it’s embarrassing, but it just takes however long it takes.

  32. Willoughby Chase

    “Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi1dCBWQROw

    1. Kryss LaBryn

      “Could you please oblige us with a Brenn gun?”

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnFO5l63BGI

      1. Bicycle Bill

        Wrong war.  “Tipperary” and “Pack Up Your Troubles” are both from WWI; “Bren Gun” is about WWII.

  33. fogel

    The little i know about this sort of thing says that Joyce’s anxiety would be triggered by party’s, situations that remind her of the one in which was attacked, perhaps a guy she doesn’t know flirting with her, someone handing her a glass of soda. Does it happen irl as here that she reacts to guys she sees walking nearby when she’s alone outdoors? I’m curious because I don’t know. I do know a CBT who claims to have a lot of success helping people escape from ptsd flashbacks and other anxiety attacks by learning to NOT react to triggers.

    1. BenRG

      It’s more of a case that she feels unsafe in environments that she can’t keep relatively controlled like her dorm room and other enclosed bits of the campus. Her infamous nightmare sequence proved that she’s afraid of her attacker coming back to finish the job.

    2. Just Saying

      The way my assault happened is NOTHING like the things that trigger freak-outs. Sometimes showers weird me out like I’m worried that someone might break in while I’m not looking, but that is not what happened in my case. Sometimes I find it hard to sleep with my back to the doorway for the same reason.

      You get fear triggers from weird things unfortunately, I wish it was just a case of the same situations. Certainly so close to the attack it’s easy to feel terrified of almost everything.

      1. Just Saying

        Long story short, it’s not unusual for Joyce to be freaking out anytime she feels unprotected even if the situation varies from the one in which she was endangered.

      2. Dragon_Nataku

        Not that I’m a therapist or anything, but maybe some self-defense classes might help you feel more secure outside? Just knowing that you could defend yourself if needed. I don’t know. I feel unhelpful. *hugs*? *vague hug-motion from a distance in case you don’t like physical contact*?

        1. No Name

          For the record: Amber had self-defense classes after what happened with Sal, and look what happened to her.

        2. timemonkey

          She gained confidence and became a stronger person? It had a positive effect, it just isn’t enough on it’s own.

    3. Lin

      I WISH PTSD were that linear. Then I could just avoid kids’ climbing structures and knitting groups (2 different incidences). Sometimes, people get triggered and don’t even understand why.

    4. Em

      Food, smells, movies, clothes…these are all things that have the possibility of triggering me. The slightly obvious one is being alone with a strange man, (i knew my attacker, so it’s kind of odd that that’s a trigger) but if you offer me a brownie, there’s a possibility I might be triggered. If I’m in the store and see Lucky Charms, I might be triggered.

      You do have to learn how to recognize the trigger, and let it pass, but it takes a long time to be able to make that happen. It’s been more than a year and I still am working on mine. It’s only been a few weeks for her. I think her response makes a lot of sense, especially since it’s been shown that she sees him everywhere when she’s alone. Everyone is a potential threat in her eyes.

    5. fizzywafflezsuperstore

      Is it weird that I don’t have PTSD?

      1. fizzywafflezsuperstore

        WOO! I did the Italics right!

        It’s a Christmas miracle!

  34. fogel

    Wait, WALKY skip lunch??? Is that even possible? Does he mean skip his meal plan meal or skip lunch entirely. If he means skip eating entirely he must be WAY more upset by his grades than is even apparent on the surface. I thought constant eating was as much a part of his persona as cruising through classes.

    1. Bagge

      He ate a lot of paper

      1. BenRG

        I also think that a close-encounter with reality has stolen his appetite!

    2. Em

      Probably just wants to be alone. He’ll probably get some fast food and sob into his fries. That’s what I would do.

      1. fizzywafflezsuperstore

        But fries are salty!

        That sounds painful!

  35. Bagge

    I’m kinda surprised by the emphasis is Sal’s first panel – I would have expected it to be “MY best and only friend”…

    1. BenRG

      No, she’s specifically trying to throw a bucket of cold water over Joyce’s presumption that they might be friends. “She is my ONLY friend!”

      1. Will

        Yep. She’s not saying “don’t try being Marcie’s friend”, she’s saying “don’t try being MY friend”.

  36. Turbanous

    Joyce’s chances of riding Sal’s motorcycle without dropping the f-bomb seem to be rising.

  37. Deanatay

    OK, the math here is simple.

    You start with Willis’ DISAPPOINT formula, and plug in your values:

    Sal + Joyce = DISAPPOINT

    You then solve for Sal:

    Sal + Joyce – Joyce = DISAPPOINT – Joyce
    Sal = DISAPPOINT – Joyce

    Now, we interpret the results. Sal is clearly disappointed, and wants Joyce gone.

    There! Math, done!

    1. fizzywafflezsuperstore

      huh.

      Thanks for the math lesson!

  38. Pat Myers

    Oh no! Joyce. 🙁

  39. showler

    Is it my imagination or is Joyce standing so close to Sal that she is inside her hair?

    1. TrueVCU

      I think that very thing has become Joyce’s vision of heaven

  40. Robert

    “who’s the girl in the biker jacket?”

    “Oh, her? that’s Sal. She’s Joyce’s rape shield.”

    Said no one ever.

    1. Crimson

      Dude no

  41. Vangeln

    Maybe Walky is going to to the math.

  42. Em

    Joyce, if you can, say “I don’t feel safe on my own, will you please walk with me?” Sal knows what happened, I’m…uh. I’m sort of sure she’d say okay. I don’t think she’s that heartless. I guess we’ll see?

    (I’ve had to do that with friends. I’ve had to say “hey I don’t feel safe with strange men, will you stay with me?” and they ALWAYS say yes. Sal may not consider Joyce a friend…but I think she’d help)

    1. Arianod

      Pretty sure she would. The question is whether Joyce will have the sense to explain 😛

  43. Just Me

    Maybe it’s about time that Sal did the Math.

  44. Edupoet81

    Hints were dropped previously that this in-comic days would be taking a dark turn, and we’ve seen a bunch of emotional Joyce preview panels. It seems that we’re on the verge of aforementioned dark turn now. Will Joyce end up having a severe panic attack that lands her in the ER? We know that someone will be ending up in the hospital. It could be her.

    1. chris73

      Thank goodness, all the sweetness and light has been nice but you need a bit of darkness and shadow to appreciate the light even more

      1. Sunny

        I think that’s just you. I can appreciate two girls in love talking about dinosaurs without any darkness whatsoever.

  45. chris73

    Its true, I loves me some good drama

  46. Tenn

    I am both disappointed and amused when the hovertext just says what I was already thinking. Disappused?

  47. LiveWire

    I went back through some of the “Joyce & Walky” comics to find the «GLOMP!» onomatopoeia (20060225) and saw the comic in which Ruth talks about having sex with Ryan.
    I hadn’t made the connection… “Oh, _THAT_ fucking shit-bag Ryan!!”

    1. fogel

      !

      1. fogel

        That doesn’t violate the conservation of sexuality across Willisverses?

  48. Icalasari

    I’m sure Sal will figure it out pretty fast, actually care as she is capable of that, then… Something

  49. Up Set

    SO NO ONE IS GONNA COMMENT ON HER SKATING MONGO??? GOODBYE FOREVER

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