Thanksgiving is over! SUPER JESUS MONTH BEGINS.
And so Dumbing of Age book 4 is now in the online store. You can get it plain or pay extra for me to doodle a Carla face in it.
Also, for just this weekend, you can get a combo pack of all five Shortpacked! books for a sweet-ass low price.
Note for this holiday shopping season: Maggie's scheduled to get our twins yanked out of her on December 22. However, twins like to pop out early, so it's possible they'll drop at basically any time. What this means for you is that I can't, like, super promise any orders you make will get mailed to you before Christmas. We could be fine and in the clear until the 22nd OR they could randomly birth the day after you order a book and I'm kinda at the hospital for a week. So keep that in mind! Eh
Thanksgiving is over! SUPER JESUS MONTH BEGINS.
And so Dumbing of Age book 4 is now in the online store. You can get it plain or pay extra for me to doodle a Carla face in it.
Also, for just this weekend, you can get a combo pack of all five Shortpacked! books for a sweet-ass low price.
Note for this holiday shopping season: Maggie's scheduled to get our twins yanked out of her on December 22. However, twins like to pop out early, so it's possible they'll drop at basically any time. What this means for you is that I can't, like, super promise any orders you make will get mailed to you before Christmas. We could be fine and in the clear until the 22nd OR they could randomly birth the day after you order a book and I'm kinda at the hospital for a week. So keep that in mind!
250 thoughts on “Eh”
EdHead
Recepie for disaster
EdHead
That’s why its so perfect
Deowai
RUTH-cipie? Eh? EHHHHHHH?
Cephalo the Pod
EHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Chronos
EHHHHHHHHHHHHH?!
Solenoid
EHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
saltchocolate
FAAAAAAAAAAAACE!
Oh wait—
Deanatay
NEW MEME! I want in!
EHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
AustKyzor
Today’s comic was EHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH-dorable
a4lbi
SHOW ME YOUR EEEEEEEEH FAAAAAACE
Roborat
Panel 5, so cute, that FAAAAAAACE!
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EHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Deanatay
Show us your FEHHHHHHHHHHHHHCE!
DarkoNeko
eeeh.
inqntrol
A bit of cinnamon, some booze and angst. Voilà.
nanoi
can i use whiskehh and vodkehh
Doctor_Who
How about some Tehquehhlehhh?
Shaunock
Tanquerehhhhhhhhhh?
EdHead
This comic actually reminds me of a Garibaldi comic where Garfield is depressed, Jon comes, tickles and hugs him, and Garfield gets in a better mood.
David
Huh. The punch line I remember is “I think I’m going to throw up”. Which could be a better mood depending on where you started from.
Lurlock
Garibaldi was a pretty good comic. It’s that spinoff from Babylon 5, right?
otusasio451
Wuv.
Doctor_Who
Is what bwings us togevah today.
EvilMidnightLurker
No, that’s mawwiage.
badmartialarts
No, that’s a dweam within a dweam.
EvilMidnightLurker
Wiffin.
Screwball
I wuv you…
Sensei Le Roof
Does this mean you wiww fowwow us fowevuh?
Akiosama
Man and wife! Say man and wife!
abbers
I LIKE PONYTAILS. WHAT’S WRONG WITH PONYTAILS.
I ALWAYS KNEW RUTH WAS EVIL.
tim gueguen
Perhaps Ruth prefers a low ponytail to a high one.
-Sentinel-
I actually didn’t notice the hairstyle change until I read your comment. No wonder I was confused by the comic strip.
OnyxIdol
Yes, same here.
Extreme Atomic Marine
I foolishly failed to notice myself.
Dragon_Nataku
Most people don’t particularly enjoy other people doing things to their hair, especially things they did not ask for. My arm was kinda busted up the other day (nothing serious) and I didn’t want to do much with it but I needed to put my hair up and asked mum to do it and I was still like, … DO NOT WANT *twitch twitch*, even though I totally asked her to
DarkoNeko
Kyon approves of this.
shadowcell
a true canadian, can’t stop saying “eh”
inqntrol
“We are going to be hit by a nuke! Ahhhh!”
“Ehhhh.”
Mandy
Eh, eh?
TheGrammarLegionary
As a Canadian, this is all too relatable, eh?
ischemgeek
Trufax: Once, an American was teasing me about how Canadians always say “eh?” and he went on in this fake Canadian accent like, “Yah, eh? So I was goin’ aboot town, eh? and I thought I’d grab a case of beer, eh?”
And, no word of a lie, I replied, “Canadians don’t say ‘eh’ after every sentence, eh?”
… and then immediately facepalmed while he damn near pissed himself laughing.
(also, most Canadians in my region call it a 2-4, not a case, but anyway…)
DarkoNeko
Heh.
Kryss LaBryn
This is allegedly a test of whether or not you are a “true Canadian”. Can you make sense of this? 😉
“Last night, I cashed my pogey and went to buy a mickey of C.C. at the beer parlor, but my skidoo got stuck in the muskeg on my way back to the duplex. I was trying to deke out a deer, you see. Darn chinook, melted everything. And then a Mountie snuck up behind me in a ghost car and gave me an impaired. I was S.O.L., sitting there dressed only in my Stanfields and a toque at the time. And the Mountie, he’s all chippy and everything, calling me a “shit disturber” and what not. What could I say, except, “Sorry, EH!”
N0083rP00F
That was a script from Trailer Park Boys right?
LordHaw
Heh! That’s awesome! And I understood every word…I’m from Northern Ontario and that talk (minus the Mountie) is not unusual for me to hear (and probably speak from time to time)
ischemgeek
If you want a translation: Last night, I cashed my welfare check and went to buy a 375mL bottle* of Canadian Club** at the liquor store, but my skidoo*** got stuck in the acidic bog on the way back to my duplex****. I was trying to avoid ***** a deer, you see. Darn chinook******, melted everything. And then an RCMP officer snuck up behind me in an unmarked car and gave me a ticket for drunk driving. I was shit out of luck*******, sitting there dressed only in long underwear and a knit cap at the time.******** And the RCMP officer is pissed off,********* calling me a “shit disturber” and so on.********** What could I say, except, “Sorry, eh!”
* pogey is slang for welfare and ‘mickey’ specifically refers to to that size of hard liquor – a 375 mL beer would not be called a mickey.
** A Canadian whiskey
***a type of recreational vehicle used for travelling over deep snow
****A two-unit town house – generally if you’re calling it “my duplex”, you mean your unit in said duplex. You don’t mean you own the whole building, except when you do – context matters.
***** deke out is hockey slang meaning to draw an opposing player out of position, but in this context it would just mean to avoid hitting the deer
****** chinook is a weather pattern where hot, dry wind sweeps over the foothills of the Rockey mountains in winter, can result in like 10 or 15C weather in the middle of February when it should be more like -30C. Unique to the foothills of the Rockies – so Alberta, for us, and there are some US states that get them too. When I lived in the Prairies, it was sometimes used to refer to an unseasonably warm snap in winter, even though such warm snaps are not actual chinooks – this is not slang used in Eastern Canada, btw
******* I don’t think this one needs more translation than expanding the acronym
******** Stanfields are a brand of long underwear, and a toque is a knit cap usually worn in winter – don’t call it a beanie here!
*********chippy means you’re acting like you’ve got a chip on your shoulder
********** Shit disturber is probably self-explanatory, but it means someone who’s causing trouble. “and what not” is kind of a more casual way of saying “etc” or “and so on.” In this context it would imply the Mountie had some choice language for the speaker.
Roborat
Good work there. I spotted a bit of a mish-mash of eastern and western slang in there.
Maveric1984
Wait, I bought an attached house, and I call it a duplex, I was born in Canada, but now live in the States. Do people think I’m weird when I say that?
Robin
Some might, but I was born and raised in Virginia and I call them that too. I might just be weird though.
ischemgeek
IDK. I’d guess it depends on where you live – when I visited Northern California a few years back, all the Californians there looked at me like I had three heads when they realized I was referring to a town house unit and not the duplex building.
(They also expressed surprise that I, and I quote, “Talk normal and stuff – you don’t say “aboot” or whatever.” But apparently I pronounce “okay” weird, and they didn’t get the phrase, “no worries.”
LordHaw
We call it a 2-4 in the part of Canada I’m from too!
N0083rP00F
And we call pop pop, not soda unless it’s a club or cream soda.
LordHaw
or a “wobbly pop” (beer)
ischemgeek
Same, though we don’t use wobbly pop unless you’re trying to sound old-fashioned. 🙂
But yeah, it’s pop unless it’s club soda or cream soda or ginger ale.
OmegaDez
The worst part is when Americans assume french canadians also do that. How many times I’ve been asked if I said “eh” and “aboot” a lot by US folks after I mentioned my french canadian heritage… I mean, guys, we speak french.
modulusshift
Dammit, I just realized that I was always teased for acting Canadian because I picked up “eh” from watching the Red Green Show as a kid. Oh well, it was worth it.
miados
i remember having conversations of pure sound before. eeeeh. meh. bleh etc.
Chronos
If you count online conversations, I’ve had conversations consisting purely of punctuation.
Someone
!
Someone
?
miados
0_o
Chronos
…
Tacos
?!
Screwball
}:D
Falling Star
-_-
DarkoNeko
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Kryss LaBryn
<..> v.v <.< …
N0083rP00F
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
altalemur
d(^.^)b
Opus the Poet
I wrote an epic poem with nothing more than punctuation back in the 20th Century. That one was all kinds of fun to perform on stage.
butts
I mean, I knew she was Canadian, but this is a bit much.
butts
Damn, beaten to the punch.
N0083rP00F
Still better than a boot to the head.
WarHamster40K
[APATHY INTENSIFIES]
gkheyf