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Distressingly
Posted on December 24, 2021 by David M Willis

143 thoughts on “Distressingly”

  1. Ana Chronistic

    can’t wait to do this at MAGFest

    carrying a coat is a pain in the ass

    1. Decidedly Orthogonal

      Missionary? Or were you not referring to the al-text?

  2. The Wellerman

    Wait, I’m confused. Did Joe WANT to “corrupt” Joyce?

    1. Kyrik Michalowski

      As I recall, Joe made a comment on how was going to “break Joyce in” and has yet to admit what Joyce’s number before he made it 0.

      1. Kyrik Michalowski

        Take mine as paraphrasing since I don’t remember the actual quote.

      2. Thag Simmons

        he outright said to Danny it was a 4 that could be ‘upgraded’ to a ten.

        1. Needfuldoer

          Yup. Thankfully, he’s grown up a lot since then.

          https://www.dumbingofage.com/2010/comic/book-1/03-men-are-from-beck-women-are-from-clark/corrupt/

      3. Adam Black

        Minus 0

    2. AntJ

      Joe has wanted to corrupt Joyce the entire run of the comic, but has had some serious introspection after his father got together with Stacy and seems to be stuck between “I want to be better for Joyce” and “Joyce is better too and doesn’t deserve a shallow playboy like me”

    3. Techhead

      I think part of him still wants to, and a louder part of him wishes he didn’t want it.

      1. Daniel M Ball

        That sounds about right to me.

      2. Fay

        I think in Joe’s mind, since he genuinely cares about Joyce, he feels like his sexual desire towards her is a bad thing.
        For as sex-positive as he seems, I think he still views his own sexual desires in as a negative thing.

        1. Wereg

          He got kinda whiplashed after getting flak for his list, which made him kind of reexamine his outlook on a lot of things sexual. That and hard realising that hook ups aren’t what he really wants nowadays. IMO he’s probably gonna develop some wild trauma about both objectifying others and being hardcore objectified in turn.

          That’s just what I remember though, and I could be wrong.

        2. Daniel M Ball

          could also be he’s just growing up, and growing out of ‘hook ups’ toward wanting something a bit more substantial and real. ISTR my interest in that stuff died right about age 22, when I realized I wanted more than I could get with my hand and some porn from someone else.

          didn’t do me much good in the long term, but just because you WERE a horndog while the hormones were dominant, doesn’t mean you won’t mature out of it to at least SOME extent.

    4. Spencer

      The way I see it, Joe doesn’t want to be Joyce’s first port of call to learn about how sex works. He doesn’t want to for what her what Liz wanted him to be; an experience to get used to things whereupon she moves onto someone else.

      Liz realized she didn’t want her first time to be with a guy she didn’t know and that it should be with someone she loves (this part is sensible), and then got fueled by her upbringing into thinking she would have ruined herself forever if she slept with him. The parallel there, I think, is that Joe wants to be that guy Joyce loves, and then she’d feel comfortable having sex with him. As it is now, even if Joyce suddenly wanted to have sex with Joe, Joe would think of it as ending the same way it did with Liz (which is debatable, as Joyce does know and trust Joe, just maybe not well enough for that yet), and more importantly, if it worked out then Joyce wouldn’t need him for anything anymore; she banged the indomitable sex monster, had her first time, and now she can go find her real boyfriend.

  3. Doctor_Who

    Re: Alt-text

    Joyce, in her current state of mind, would probably want to call it something else.

    Also, she’s probably unaware other positions exist.

    1. RassilonTDavros

      “Bulmeria position.”

      1. John Campbell

        That’s where you just imagine that you’re having missionary sex?

        1. Doctor_Who

          Tummy wands are involved.

    2. Psychie

      There was a time where I was confused any time someone would reference sex with the girl being under the guy, because I just was struggling to figure out the mechanics of it, like wouldn’t her legs get in the way? Like if she’s crouching and I’m behind her that would work, and if I’m lying down and she straddles me that would work, but how am I supposed to insert tab A into slot B if *I’m* on top. Then I found porn, and now I just think that missionary seems like a lot more work than it’s worth, like I have to do *all* the work? Sounds exhausting, really, especially if she isn’t on a convenient ledge so I have to do push ups to make it work. I hate push ups. I just wanna be ridden, some day.

    3. angie

      tbh up until this exact moment I thought “missionary” in the context of missionary sex just meant like “on a mission”. like the easiest position so you are on a mission to fuck and be done with it

  4. Andy

    20 degrees is a good temperature. It’s cold enough that it feels cold but not completely bitter and frigid, and it’s still warm enough to snow. It might be my favorite December temperature. I’m fine with waiting until January for single digits and below-zero.

    1. Kyrik Michalowski

      It’s been so warm down here that I am still using my window a/c.

    2. Tan

      Just to check, you realize they’re talking about Fahrenheit, yes?

      1. Meagan

        They must. 20 degrees Fahrenheit is not snow weather.

        1. Meagan

          D’oh! I meant 20 celsius is not snow weather.

        2. Opus the Poet

          As I recall it 20°C is a warm room temperature.

        3. foamy

          It’s a smidge on the cold side IMO, but it’s certainly entirely reasonable.

        4. Uly

          Thirty is hot
          Twenty is nice
          Ten is cold
          Zero is ice.

          (That’s ~86, 68, 50, 32. Double it, take away 1/10, add 32. If you start with a whole number you end with a whole number, otherwise you imply a degree of precision that you don’t actually have.)

        5. Plain Marie

          Alternatively:
          0 is freezy but
          10 is not
          20 is breezy and
          30 is hot

        6. zee

          What no 20°C is freezing. 27 is cool and pleasant

    3. KiaStirling

      As someone who has never experienced weather sub 25F… it gets too cold to snow??? I’m horrified.

      1. Andy

        Oh yeah. When you get down to single digits or below zero, it just doesn’t snow. That’s the sort of bitter cold that I like in January. Where you step outside with gloves and hat and coat on and the air bites at your face a bit and it takes a couple minutes after coming back into the warmth for the chill to fully leave you.

  5. Kyrik Michalowski

    Will someone clue me in as to what Amber means in panel 4?

    Is she just repeating it back to him?

    1. Pickonecard

      I think she means “but that’s how you *are* thinking about it, you just don’t want to think about it that way”

      1. Steamweed

        That’s how I interpreted it, too.

        1. Needfuldoer

          Same.

          Note the subtle emphasis on “want”.

    2. bret

      I read it as her saying he doesn’t want to feel that way, but it’s how he really feels deep down

    3. bootshivers

      It’s not how he WANTS to think about it, but it’s implied it’s how he DOES think of it.

    4. misanthropope

      no, i think she’s pointing how off-brand it is for joe to talk like that.

    5. Spencer

      The topic of the strip is that eventually, someone’s gonna bang Joyce, so it might as well be Joe.

      Joe, however, doesn’t want to pounce on the opportunity of being Joyce’s first foray with sex things, doesn’t want it to think of being with Joyce in a way where sleeping with her is just some Thing that’s going to happen and won’t matter to either of them the way sex never mattered to him until recently, and he doesn’t only want to matter to her as an ex-Christian weirdo innocent’s looking stupidly to him for her first freshman year brush with sin.

      My dude is deadass in love, y’all.

  6. BBCC

    The best siblings, I don’t know what you mean.

    1. Plain Marie

      Amber’s mother married Joe’s dad. So Amber and Joe are working their way into their new sibling relationship. Which may include some shared insights, straight talk, fights and competition, annoyances, and digs at each other. At least that’s how I read it.

  7. DailyBrad

    I feel like Amber’s always had some bluntness, but it does really seem like she’s taking on Mike aspects.

    1. Adam Black

      She sounds like Joe, actually from the first day

    2. Imogen

      Yeah, I don’t really enjoy her lately. I feel like I’m expected to like her, or see this as her giving Joe his “just desserts”, but she’s just sort of mocking his deepest insecurities. At least with Dina it was an accident.

      1. The Wellerman

        Wait, how exactly did Dina do that?

        1. Thag Simmons

          I think they’re talking about this?

        2. Imogen

          I more meant when Joe tried to hint he was looking for emotional support and Dina basically said, “neat” because she didn’t realize until later what he really meant. Totally accidental!

          The horny thing was a little uncomfortable for some reason–I think because it just felt distressingly blunt and maybe a little sexual harassmenty–but I sort of brushed it off because it’s so obviously being played up as a bit.

        3. Steamweed

          Dina is a very good scientist.

        4. The Wellerman

          Reminds me of when I used to take apart and experiment with bug zappers as a kid, except with less reproductive organs involved ?

        5. begbert2

          I read this as you saying that Dina’s ‘experimenting’ would involve less reproductive organs than your experiments with bug zappers did, which is a terrifying and painful-sounding notion.

        6. Clif

          Accidently.

  8. Stephen Bierce

    *plays Axelle Red’s “Mon Cafe” on the PA speakers*

  9. Laura

    I love the way Joe’s eyes water when he is looking distressed.

  10. Proxiehunter

    I’m not sure more caffeine than a college dorm can provide is a safe amount of caffeine to consume. That’s like wanting more alcohol than you can get at a frat party.

    1. The Wellerman

      You know what I wonder?

      How much caffeine do the characters in this strip ACTUALLY use?

      Like, did Joyce and Becky ever drink coffee, or was that also prohibited by their fundie cult?

      1. Jeff K!

        They’re Fundamentalists, not LDS. Coffee and black tea are explicitly an LDS (Mormon) no-no.

  11. Audkitten

    Joe and Amber brother-sister time. I like it a lot!

  12. RassilonTDavros

    Be sure to check the other site for tonight’s update!

    Signed, Mike Warner

  13. Barf Ninjason

    Amber! Write some fanfiction…friendfiction?…in which Dorothy spanks Joyce for being too vanilla! And also an obnoxious New Atheist

    1. Michael L

      Writing slash fiction about your real life friends is pretty…not great. Definitely do not share it with them!

      1. darkgloomie

        that ship has kinda sailed already with Amber.

        All we can hope for is that WLW is not one of her kinks.

  14. Dina's Smile

    It’s nice how Joe is going with her.

  15. TrueVCU

    And thus Amber’s world tour of detonating all of her relationships continues

  16. chuckroast

    Amber, please.

  17. Bluewind

    Other people: Damn the cold!

    Me and my space heater of a body: FINALLY! IT’S COLD ENOUGH THAT I CAN WEAR ALL THE SNUGGLY THINGS!!!!

    1. Steamweed

      Me: FINALLY. I can wear the long sleeve shirts again!

      1. Bluewind

        Yes! Like… I want sweater paws too! They are so nice. Just a big soft oversized top with sleeves past my hands. I want to LIVE in them O_O

        Also? In my opinion, the best clothing merch is almost always cold weather.

    2. Spencer

      ikr

      Ontario weather sucks. I should be losing myself in a bigass hoodie starting with November until February, but hell if that’s happened in, like, a decade.

    3. zee

      I hate you people and your “seasons”
      I’m sweating at 8 am over here (╥﹏╥)

  18. DarkoNeko

    I was like “what, 20°C is almost summerr” but then I remember some backward countries uses Farenheit

    1. Delicious Taffy

      Fahrenheit is good for cooking and whining that it’s “Like a hundred degrees out” and that’s about it.

      1. Uly

        Fahrenheit is more precise without decimals.

      2. begbert2

        In 100°C you’d whine a whole lot more for a lot less time.

    2. PirateTawnee

      20 C is as near to perfect as makes no difference, 20 F is “i am never leaving this warm comfy bed again or I’ll die.” Then again, I am a Brit with a very narrow range of operating temperatures.

      1. The Wellerman

        I’m not even a Brit and I think 20°F would frickin KILL me ?

        1. Thag Simmons

          It’s -7 degrees, it’s not that bad. Wear a coat, you’ll be fine

        2. The Wellerman

          ? An electric, self-heating coat stuffed with cotton?!?!

          Where do you live?

        3. Thag Simmons

          Southern Canada. Seriously, so long as you can dress for the weather it’s manageable.

        4. The Wellerman

          Whatever calculation you just performed, it definitely did NOT account for those used to California ‘s climate ?

        5. Thag Simmons

          If you aren’t used to it it is a bit of an adjustment, but it’s easier to manage than extreme heat once you get used to it.

        6. Spencer

          How do you do, fellow Southern Canadian.

          (Southern feels apropos in my book considering my premier is a diet-American Republican)

        7. ischemgeek

          Hello fellow Canadians!

          I’m a huge wimp for cold (literally I break out my early winter gear in October most years) but cold is usually pretty manageable if you’re dressed right. It’s a little more complicated for me in particular because I have an autoimmune condition that makes me lose circulation in my fingers and toes in cold weather (Raynaud’s disease if you’re curious. Don’t Google image search unless you’re okay with seeing gross stuff.), But chemical heat packs in my mittens and boots usually help.

          That said, partly because I run cold all the time and partly because Raynaud’s I would happily move somewhere that doesn’t get Canadian style winter. Unfortunately my partner is a human space heater and could happily live in the Arctic circle, so a temperate climate is our compromise. 😛

          If you ever need tips on brands etc to source for cold weather, ask your friendly neighborhood Canadian. Most of us are happy to share because even though it is easier to manage if you know how, it’s also possible to get life changing cold injury in under an hour if it’s cold enough and you’re not dressed well. 🙂

          For reference, it’s about -25°C where I am this morning with wind chill(so, pretty bitter). That’s bit colder than average but not unseasonably cold. Come early February we’ll be hitting -30 overnight and -15 in the daytime before wind chill. Unless there’s a bad cold snap, in which case we could see -40 with wind chill.

          And now if you’ll excuse me I need to go add fleece long johns to my outfit before I head in to work because I don’t wanna scrape off the car in -25 in slacks. Brr.

        8. BBCC

          Hey! Same hat – I mean, same shitty Premier!

        9. Daniel M Ball

          which kind of republican? because if it’s the god-bothering-security-theater type, you’re screwed, but if it’s the kind that says “Government’s big enough thanks, let’s not add more shit to the pile” you might be alright. It’s all a matter of degree. YOU guys have different parties (Lots of them) to cover all those variations, we’re stuck with a two-party oligarchy made out of the most corrupt narcissists we can find to run for office. Some of them are worse than others, but none of them are actually ‘good’.

        10. Spencer

          He’s a “guts our healthcare in a pandemic” kind.

        11. King Daniel

          *laughs in Siberian*

        12. Kaiyalai

          What a lovely husky laugh.

        13. King Daniel

          I’d describe my own voice as anything but, but point remains. Y’all and your “temperatures above zero are FREEZING” ‘tudes. 😛

        14. Kaiyalai

          The ‘husky’ bit may have been a reference to a breed of dog, one that missed the mark, whoops! ^^;

        15. Keulen

          20 degrees F is coat-wearing weather in winter in my part of the midwestern US. We usually get below zero temperatures for a while during the winter here.

      2. Plain Marie

        Soooo, slightly warm or slightly cool? Like the perfect warm-cool day in Spring. Still need a sweater (jumper) and bring a coat just in case. Or for a redhead (ginger), sunny enough to get a burn. Or… lol

    3. zee

      God i wish I lived somewhere 20° was considered warm

    4. hof1991

      In Wisconsin, 20 F is known as hoodie and shorts weather. But cold weather is something you adapt to.

  19. HeinousActsZX

    This is my first time in over a decade I’m checking in on only one Willis comic update. Feels kinda sad.

  20. Delicious Taffy

    I remember when we said “Suck it up” in an exaggeratedly derisive tone. “Cope” feels too short. Damn modern lingo, always changin’ and whatnot.

    1. Rocket Relm

      But it dos fit pretty well into a comic panel. Much cleaner than it would be for this to be done by a longer phrase.

      1. The Wellerman

        Speaking of which, does anyone know what font the comic uses? I can’t seem to find a match anywhere.

        1. Thag Simmons

          I think it’s custom.

        2. Dana

          It’s custom, based on Willis’ handwriting.

    2. Keulen

      “I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was. Now what I’m with isn’t it, and what’s it seems weird and scary to me. It’ll happen to you!”

      1. StClair

        I have been getting so much use out of this in the last few years.

    3. zee

      Cope is funnier and punches harder. If it’s really too short for you try “cope. Seethe. Mald.”

      1. Jay

        I like cope but nothing beats “suck it up, buttercup” cause it RHYMES

  21. LiterallyJustSomeGuy

    I love (?) how Joe just accepts that he and Amber are traveling together and continuing this conversation.

    1. Steamweed

      Joe appreciates Amber’s wingwoman assistance.

  22. Cmasta1992

    Joyce is frustrating right now but she’s still a top 3 Slipshine draft pick

  23. Alanari

    How does someone who never experienced an orgasm or had a basic sexual education even write LITERATURE? Is she even aware that there are things beside missionary?

    1. The Wellerman

      Never, though? I mean, sometimes they have wet dreams, right?

      1. Alanari

        I’m interpreting this as “never” (or, at least, no memory of it, dreams tend to be forgotten)
        https://www.dumbingofage.com/2018/comic/book-8/04-of-mike-and-men/need-2/
        Granted, since she’s an atheist now, she is “allowed” to masturbate, so maybe that changed..?

        1. Opus the Poet

          You would be shocked at how many girls have no concept of how their own bodies work or what an orgasm is, especially if they didn’t get scientific sex-ed as opposed to “Don’t do anything ever” sex-ed. Erika Moen even had a page on it but I forgot which comic she ran it under, it was either “Dar!” or Oh Joy Sex Toy but I’m not going to leave a NSFW link on Willis’ coments section, because while I don’t remember which comic it was very explicit.

        2. Amós Batista

          That’s true. It’s not only one or two times I hear about even growth women that not experienced such thing as orgasm. Even married women.

    2. Jamie

      I mean. No one said the writing was good.

      Pretty sure quality writing as a college student is illegal or something.

    3. RacingTurtle

      She starts by reading others’ LITERATURE, then she tries to emulate. Probably poorly.

    4. Thag Simmons

      badly

  24. Amós Batista

    Instead a lot of readers, I don’t think Amber situation is that not bad. Yes, I believe she needs some help, but she is dominating all the conversation with Joe. I’m suprised how focused she is here.

  25. KSClaw

    just letting you know, Amber, that if you pass out, it will be your own fault.

  26. Needfuldoer

    As long as they’re not going to go get some Folger’s. They don’t have that kind of relationship.

    1. hof1991

      For our younger and international commenters, the Folgers incest ad explained. https://www.gq.com/story/folgers-incest-ad-oral-history

      1. Needfuldoer

        Sister’s up
        Her bro is here
        She says he’s
        Her gift this year
        Simply havin’ incestuous Folger’s brew
        Simply havin’ incestuous Folger’s brew

        (Adapted from Willis’s Twitter)

      2. The Wellerman

        Seriously though how can they think coffee crystals are better than West African Coffee? ?

        1. Needfuldoer

          Who paid to make the commercial? 😉

          (Alternate joke: because bland suburbanites have no taste.)

  27. Bagge

    Siblings hanging out!

  28. Arianod

    Joyce whispers “missionary position” like others whisper “omelette du fromage”.

  29. Zaxares

    Amber’s got a point, Joe. Joyce is SERIOUSLY sexually repressed, but she has a healthy libido and at heart she also craves it to be within a tender, romantic relationship. Meanwhile, you have plenty of sexual experience and can show/teach her SO much, but are also realizing with the fact that your blasé attitude towards sexual contact is not fulfilling enough anymore, as well as the fact that some of your former partners may have wound up regretting their choice. Both of you are in optimal positions to teach each other a lot about what you want. 🙂

    1. chuckroast

      What they said.

    2. anonymsly

      Seconded! And I mean, Joe could have as much Joyce time as he wants by just saying ‘I want to try and be a better friend’. Which is TRUE. And see what happens.

  30. thumb

    Aha, Amber’s the corrupting influence on Joe. Suck it, commenters who thought it’d be the other way around.

    To be honest, it’s not that corrupting. It’s just that Joe is trying to change and be what he thinks is a better man. That’s the best any of us can hope for. Help him, please.

  31. Rabisch

    Joe can’t stop to wants Joyce, even if he thinks to be very bad for her. Now his stepsister wants to help him in fulfilling that desire, that he thinks is bad… This really is a situation that absolutely can’t go wrong!!! Go Amber! Destroy your stepbro love! Or make it possible. Even if the second option seems VERY far away to be possible.

  32. Anon in Alaska

    The Alaskan teen (not me) who wore shorts when it was -5 [-20.6 C] because it felt warm, after it was -40 [-40 C] the day before called; and she wants to remind all of you to acclimate.

  33. Amós Batista

    C’mon, Joe. You’re a builded-up gorilla chad, with arms thicker than your head.
    Can’t -20ºF be so bad in you, huh?

  34. zee

    Okay ambers pretty cool today. The last panel is funny. Less sexual harassment, more just blunt Amber, that’s fun

  35. nightshade

    oh how i miss village pantry lol,,,,,,cali has AMPM and 7-11 but VP always had a shelf or two of weird crap to peruse

    1. Needfuldoer

      Up here in New England, 7-Eleven bought up the local convenience store chains after they exhausted themselves buying each other out.

      Since we’re reminiscing about dead stores, RIP to Almacs, Ames, Ann & Hope, Benny’s, Big Value Outlet, Bradlees, Brooks, Building #19, Caldor, Lil’ Peach, Ro-Jack’s, Spag’s, Tedeschi Food Shops, and all the other local chains that got eaten by Walmart, Target, Ollie’s, and 7-Eleven.

      Job Lot, Market Basket, and (inexplicably) Apex will keep fighting the weird retail good fight in your honor.

      1. The Wellerman

        Awe… ?

        Anything you’ll miss about those stores??

        1. Needfuldoer

          Are you from Rhode Island? I don’t know if I can sufficiently explain how weird some of these stores were to outsiders.

          Ann & Hope basically invented the modern self-service discount department store. (By some accounts, Sam Walton visited one and stole a bunch of their techniques.) They operated a couple dozen stores at their peak, but the one I remember was their original creaky old mill building in Cumberland. It had retail in the basement and first floor, and warehouse / office space above. You’d hear the disconcerting “thunkthunkthUNKTHUNKTHUNKthunk” of pallet jacks rolling around overhead. In the basement the floor varied in height by several inches in many places, with ramps poured to kind of level them out. To get between the levels, there was an escalator for carriages and stairs to walk on. Since it was probably designed in the 30s, all the machinery was exposed. Once the basement level closed, they walled it off like a history museum exhibit. (I found one video of someone exploring it post-closure, but none of it in action. I don’t want to burn one of this post’s two links, but the title on YouTube is “ann and hope carriage”.) The decor was basically unchanged post-1972. They went Chapter 11 in 2001, but reformed and kept a few stores open (in a “home decor outlet” format) until 2020 got them. After 2001 they only operated the first floor, the basement became a Building 19 and then a flea market.
          https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oBDi-YGdOBY

          Building #19 was basically a jankier, sketchier, lower budget version of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet. They sold salvage goods from insurance auctions, short-dated food, and surprisingly good area rugs (made by binding wall-to-wall carpet remnants). The Pawtucket store was built into the stables of a former horse track.
          https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Odz_-BcKxx0

          Ames and Bradlees were basically like Walmart and Target. Ames overextended themselves buying other department stores (Zayre and Hill’s) and filed Chapter 11 in 2001. Bradlees was once actually owned by Stop and Shop, and didn’t make it to the 21st century.

          Benny’s was basically a combination Dollar General and Ace Hardware. They sold paint, toys, pool supplies, tires, outerwear, non-perishable food, stuff like that. They shut down a couple years ago. Around Christmas they always had a bunch of different lights and decorations, and they doubled the size of their toy section. If I could snap my fingers and bring back any of the stores I listed, it would be Benny’s.

          Apex was once a semi-high-end department store, somewhere between JCPenney and Macy’s. They went *pffbt* sometime in the early 2000s, but are somehow holding on. I think it’s out of pure spite. They’re sitting on prime waterfront real estate that’s right off the highway. I think the city of Pawtucket explored seizing it by eminent domain in 2018 so they could build a new minor league ballpark there, but that didn’t come to fruition. The team moved to Worcester, MA instead.

        2. Needfuldoer

          This one deserves its own post.

          Market Basket is actually bigger now than ever. They’re a thriving, family-owned chain of supermarkets. Said family was embroiled in a feud for 20 years. It’s a long story, but at its climax the beloved president of the company (Arthur T. Demoulas) got ousted by his cousin (Arthur S. Demoulas) in a hostile takeover by the board (which included more family members), and nobody liked that. The warehouses stopped delivering goods to stores, store employees largely went on strike out of loyalty (despite being non-union), and customers boycotted. After several weeks, the two sides negotiated a buyout, the Arthur everyone liked was reinstated, and employees and customers alike swept up and got the business rolling again.

          https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vB13pIzZauo

  36. Vulcanodon

    Character development bustin’ out in frame three.

  37. Ellegos

    Ah. I see Amber is channeling Mike in more than one sense of the word.

  38. Dalrint

    I’m enjoying how quickly they’ve developed sibling squabling.

  39. Kaiyalai

    I love every time I’m surprised by a reference to a local fixture that I recall from my Bloomington childhood years.

  40. Arian

    “Sooner or later it comes down to fate / I might as well be the one”

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