Over here in Oz, jelly is what we call gelatine/Jell-O so when I first heard about Americans and their obsession with peanut and jelly sandwiches, I thought “What in the heck?”
世界を食べるメガン
That actually sound kinda yummy…assuming Jell-O is the same thing here and there…
Oh hah. Google translate is total shite.
It’s Meghan the World Eater like I usually have. (Well technically it’s Meghan who eats the world but whatever.)
I find a lot of online forums won’t accept Japanese characters so I thought I’d see if I couldn’t here. I was pleasantly surprised.
I’ll have it back in English tomorrow though.
Disloyal Subject
“By Jell-O, I mean those edible wobbly translucent blobs which seem to scare aliens for some reason.”
Evidence that aliens are sane, the weaklings. Bovines are “fucking monstrous 500kg slabs of muscle and fat, capable of crushing a man to death. We made an industry of killing , eating, and using their bodily remains.” Jell-O = gelatin = hooves. Yum yum. That, and it just looks weird.
Deanatay
Our ancestors would approve. When they killed a beast, they used EVERY part of it for something – nothing went to waste. Would you rather we threw away the bones, or made something tasty out of them?
I gotta join iforgetwhatiputhere and scoff at Crazy Dina’s use of the term “most important”, too. There’s a lot of other people who post regularly and add interesting conversation to the mix (I’m not saying I should be included in that list, I don’t post nearly enough and my posts aren’t that great). Off the top of my head, Doctor Who is quite the frequent poster and there are a bunch of other peeps I now I’m forgetting currently because I’m still groggy and not quite awake yet. So, I add a scoff as well.
*scoff 😉
(and just to be clear, this is meant in a gentle teasing manner, I’m not actually upset by this at all. I just found it a funny choice of words. 🙂 )
Screwball
By Jell-O, I mean those edible wobbly translucent blobs which seem to scare aliens for some reason..
You mean this freaky stuff? It’s just not natural, it’s solid, yet it moves like it’s fluid, but it’s not! Daniel the Human’s tried explaining it to me & tried getting to try it, but it just does not compute with me well…
Quick introduction to the important peeps. Willis hasn’t posted yet, so good luck with that. Sometimes he does, sometimes he doesn’t.
There’s Jen Aside who usually gets first comment. It’s her specialty, I guess.
There’s Plasma Mongoose, who usually has a new gravitar every day. Her name currently points to her gravitars by day since she started actually logging them.
There’s Screwball. He claims to be a transformer, but I’m sketchy on the details. He also has a human persona that posts under the same name.
Then there’s YoToMoe. NEVER click one of his links. They are not always SFW!!!!! *shudder* I still have Faz and Dina ETCHED INTO MY MIND!!!!
And Amazistool. I’m not quite sure what that thing’s sitution is. (Thing is correct, right? It claims to be a stool after all, although who am I to deny stools gender?)
Then there’s myself. Good luck figuring out my legacy.
Oh, and I can’t forget Bagge and the rest. Although when you ask me to remember that many people without stable patterns… well you’re out of luck.
I’m kinda disappointed I didn’t get included in the Crazy Dina intro D: (of course I’ve only recently started commenting regularly sooo) but I also think it’s pretty cool that you’re willing to do that.
Yeah, sorry. It’s hard for me to recognize people unless they have a special and unique signiture, like being a stool or a robot, or first, or being seen consistently.
世界を食べるメガン
-Notices name change-
-Squints eyes-
My unique signature is aggressively staring disinterestedly elsewhere when talking to people.
iforgetwhatiputhere
In the spirit of today’s comic, I want to take a second and scoff at your use of “important people” when you mean “people who post here all the time and whose names I happen to remember just now”…
*scoff*
Disloyal Subject
Many posters, there are. I’m a bloodthirsty geek, Kelly and Bagge really liked Becky (haven’t seen them in a while, but I’ve been too busy to read all the comments), newllend has bad grammar…
Cripes, we are legion. I’d list more, but I’m too tired after driving several hundred miles to remember much, and I’m already giving undeservedly unflattering reviews. Welcome aboard, and goodnight.
nothri
Well, fine then. I didn’t want to be on your silly list anyway.
::leans up against a wall, smokes a cigarette, and sneers at you::
AndieStardust
I’ll click aaall over Yotomoe’s links if I want to!
😀
Bagge
That kinda sums me up neatly. And I regularly try to start running gags with varying success.
Would you guys feel better if I had said “famous”?
No Name
I’d say you forgot T Campbell.
Kryss LaBryn
FYI, Plasma’s a guy. 😉
Screwball
Quick introduction to the important peeps……There’s Screwball. He claims to be a transformer, but I’m sketchy on the details. He also has a human persona that posts under the same name..
Of course I’m important, I’m awesome 🙂
HI, Screwball here. Cybertronian Minicon here, AKA human sized Transformer. Was a Decepticon, but my Megatron was a loony who shoots his own guys, so when I got my Pretender Armour which makes me look Human I ran off & never went back. Had a few jobs since, but doing something fun now…
As for the Human pesonaah, puseso, as for the Human thing, I’m crashing with Daniel the Human, he’s teaching me about Humans, kinda stole his Gravatar account tho, he just jumps on it every now & again to say something…
Darn it! How did I?!?! Okay, Plasma’s use of all female (And one robot who oddly looks female… maybe he was a girl in that continuum?? I don’t exactly know) is NOT helping me remember his gender. 🙁
He can use female gravs all he wants. But I’m still blaming that on my inability to remember what gender he is.
Doctor_Lantern
Let us not forget Doctor_Who and myself who use Whovian gravatars. (and mine is also specially laced with GL, of course.)
Hey, at least I introduced everyone I remembered the name and ego of! You guys want to take a shot at recalling every name who posts here regularly?!?! How about remembering the names and special signatures of everybody here?!?! At least I gave it a shot!
Kamino Neko
I will never understand where the idea that gelatin is made from hooves comes from. It’s collagen, of which there is little or none in hooves (they’re made primarily of keratin). Is ‘skin, bones, and sinew put through a chemical bath to extract the stretchy chemicals’ really not gross enough? And is ‘no, it’s feet’ really that much grosser?
Dellaran
Meghan, the Japanese in your name is actually correct if you want to say “Meghan who eats/will eat the world”. There might be a more idiomatic way to say it, but it’s not wrong. (Disclaimer: Not a native Japanese speaker..)
JustCheetoDust
Honestly, I don’t see many Americans that are really into peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (not since grade school at least), and I’ve lived in the Midwest and in the South.
Personally, I’m into club sandwiches and Monte Cristos.
vlademir1
The PB&J, especially with the crusts removed, is more or less considered kids fare in the typical American stereotype. It’s both too simple and too sugarry for most of us.
Personally give me a ruben, a cheese steak, or a roasted portebello on rye.
Incomitatus
Adults graduate to peanut butter and honey. Or peanut butter and bananas. Or… you know… meat.
Meat sandwiches are the best, I love chicken sandwiches NO MAYO, silverside sandwiches, beef bolognaise sandwiches and even roast turkey sandwiches.
neeks
Pbj sandwiches are awesome adult food if you’re on a budget. Though if I can find a jar of apple butter at the store, I’m in hog heaven. Too bad it’s not usually on sale, though. 🙁
(Apple butter is…a spread, I guess? Not really a jam or a jelly. My grandparents had an apple press when I was growing up and every summer we had homemade apple butter and cider and it was just the best)
Kryss LaBryn
My comfort sandwiches are grilled cheese. On white. With plastic cheese. With ketchup to dip it in.
We used to go to a little local diner semi-regularly as a kid. I’d always order the same thing (the above with fries and a vanilla shake). I liked it so much my parents couldn’t get me to try anything else.
Then when I was three and my mum had to spend a week in the hospital while she was having my little brother, my Dad took me there for lunch every single day. I had grilled cheese sandwiches every single day. 😀
I love clubs and roast beef with mayo and horseradish and Havarti and lettuce on multi-grain, and toasted cheese sandwiches are awesome (melted cheese, open-faced, on toast); but I <3 grilled cheese forever.
Yet_One_More_Idiot
Yes, meat sandwiches are awesome. My personal fave is the classic Bacon Sarnie. 😀
Back when I was in primary school though, it was an Onion sandwich. This was partially ‘cos I love the taste of raw onions, and partially out of self-preservation. Since I was always getting bullied at school, having super-stinky onion breath made the bullies less likely to approach. 😛
@neeks – Apple butter is indeed delicious. We always bought it from the Amish when I was young, and it is one of the (few) things I miss about living in Indiana. It makes a great bagel topping.
Alan Lafond
To be fair, it’s only the Americans without taste buds who are crazy for peanut butter and jelly. Jelly (aka fake jam) is an evil abomination that does not belong on any food, and definitely should never be mixed with peanut butter. Jam doesn’t belong with peanut butter either (or regular butter, for that matter), but at least it tastes good on toast.
Then again, I’m only American by continent, not country. 😛 We have better food sense here in Canada, for the most part. I hear about a lot of weird food combinations from our neighbours down below.
Incomitatus
Jam and jelly are synonymous in the US lexicon. I know they mean different products in the UK, and in Canada it would seem, but not here. They’re used interchangeably.
What I assume you are calling jam, we would call preserves. Or pretentious USians would call them preserves… most would probably still call them jam… or jelly. Because we don’t know better.
Alan Lafond
Jelly is usually thicker than jam, and somewhat gelatinous. Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of jars of jelly are labelled as “spread” instead of “jelly” but the final product is the same. If the jar doesn’t say “jam” or the ingredients don’t include pectin, I won’t touch it.
JustCheetoDust
No, the adverb “just.”
I’m going to bail on my earlier attempt at dry humor so I can talk about sandwiches some more.
Also, Kozue may be my most favourite character in anything ever. The icons may change again, but I don’t think you’ll be able to outdo this one. You can’t beat the blue-haired twincest.
At least the anime Utena series gives side characters like Kozue and Shiori an OKish amount of screen time.
winter
There is never enough Kozue (or Shiori for that matter). But I suppose I wouldn’t care about them enough to feel that way if the series didn’t give them decent screen time to begin with.
308 thoughts on “Wall”
J Kelly
Getting sick of your shit….
Plasma Mongoose
Sal’s just jelly…
I cannot believe I used that word.
JustCheetoDust
Yeah, I would’ve used a different adverb myself.
Doctor_Who
Sal’s just marmalade? Sal’s just preserves? Wait, I know.
Sal’s just JaAm!
Plasma Mongoose
Over here in Oz, jelly is what we call gelatine/Jell-O so when I first heard about Americans and their obsession with peanut and jelly sandwiches, I thought “What in the heck?”
世界を食べるメガン
That actually sound kinda yummy…assuming Jell-O is the same thing here and there…
Plasma Mongoose
By Jell-O, I mean those edible wobbly translucent blobs which seem to scare aliens for some reason.
世界を食べるメガン
Yup sounds awesome ^_^
Plasma Mongoose
Meghan eats world?
世界を食べるメガン
Oh hah. Google translate is total shite.
It’s Meghan the World Eater like I usually have. (Well technically it’s Meghan who eats the world but whatever.)
I find a lot of online forums won’t accept Japanese characters so I thought I’d see if I couldn’t here. I was pleasantly surprised.
I’ll have it back in English tomorrow though.
Disloyal Subject
“By Jell-O, I mean those edible wobbly translucent blobs which seem to scare aliens for some reason.”
Evidence that aliens are sane, the weaklings. Bovines are “fucking monstrous 500kg slabs of muscle and fat, capable of crushing a man to death. We made an industry of killing , eating, and using their bodily remains.” Jell-O = gelatin = hooves. Yum yum. That, and it just looks weird.
Deanatay
Our ancestors would approve. When they killed a beast, they used EVERY part of it for something – nothing went to waste. Would you rather we threw away the bones, or made something tasty out of them?
Jen
I gotta join iforgetwhatiputhere and scoff at Crazy Dina’s use of the term “most important”, too. There’s a lot of other people who post regularly and add interesting conversation to the mix (I’m not saying I should be included in that list, I don’t post nearly enough and my posts aren’t that great). Off the top of my head, Doctor Who is quite the frequent poster and there are a bunch of other peeps I now I’m forgetting currently because I’m still groggy and not quite awake yet. So, I add a scoff as well.
*scoff 😉
(and just to be clear, this is meant in a gentle teasing manner, I’m not actually upset by this at all. I just found it a funny choice of words. 🙂 )
Screwball
By Jell-O, I mean those edible wobbly translucent blobs which seem to scare aliens for some reason..
You mean this freaky stuff? It’s just not natural, it’s solid, yet it moves like it’s fluid, but it’s not! Daniel the Human’s tried explaining it to me & tried getting to try it, but it just does not compute with me well…
Crazy Dina
Hi. This is the first time I’ve seen you in this comic, and the characters in your name are not on my keyboard. What would you like me to call you?
The quick translation I did on your name suggests that your name is “Megan to eat the world” in Japanese. Is Megan fine?
世界を食べるメガン
The characters in my name aren’t on my keyboard either 😛
世界を食べるメガン
Also you and I have talked before we had a conversation about you planting thoughts in my mind while I slept…unless you’re an impostor!
Crazy Dina
Quick introduction to the important peeps. Willis hasn’t posted yet, so good luck with that. Sometimes he does, sometimes he doesn’t.
There’s Jen Aside who usually gets first comment. It’s her specialty, I guess.
There’s Plasma Mongoose, who usually has a new gravitar every day. Her name currently points to her gravitars by day since she started actually logging them.
There’s Screwball. He claims to be a transformer, but I’m sketchy on the details. He also has a human persona that posts under the same name.
Then there’s YoToMoe. NEVER click one of his links. They are not always SFW!!!!! *shudder* I still have Faz and Dina ETCHED INTO MY MIND!!!!
And Amazistool. I’m not quite sure what that thing’s sitution is. (Thing is correct, right? It claims to be a stool after all, although who am I to deny stools gender?)
Then there’s myself. Good luck figuring out my legacy.
Oh, and I can’t forget Bagge and the rest. Although when you ask me to remember that many people without stable patterns… well you’re out of luck.
Crazy Dina
Oh… I blame the name.
世界を食べるメガン
I’m kinda disappointed I didn’t get included in the Crazy Dina intro D: (of course I’ve only recently started commenting regularly sooo) but I also think it’s pretty cool that you’re willing to do that.
All Hail Dina
Yeah, sorry. It’s hard for me to recognize people unless they have a special and unique signiture, like being a stool or a robot, or first, or being seen consistently.
世界を食べるメガン
-Notices name change-
-Squints eyes-
My unique signature is aggressively staring disinterestedly elsewhere when talking to people.
iforgetwhatiputhere
In the spirit of today’s comic, I want to take a second and scoff at your use of “important people” when you mean “people who post here all the time and whose names I happen to remember just now”…
*scoff*
Disloyal Subject
Many posters, there are. I’m a bloodthirsty geek, Kelly and Bagge really liked Becky (haven’t seen them in a while, but I’ve been too busy to read all the comments), newllend has bad grammar…
Cripes, we are legion. I’d list more, but I’m too tired after driving several hundred miles to remember much, and I’m already giving undeservedly unflattering reviews. Welcome aboard, and goodnight.
nothri
Well, fine then. I didn’t want to be on your silly list anyway.
::leans up against a wall, smokes a cigarette, and sneers at you::
AndieStardust
I’ll click aaall over Yotomoe’s links if I want to!
😀
Bagge
That kinda sums me up neatly. And I regularly try to start running gags with varying success.
timemonkey
Aw, I’m not part of the introduction? *sad mask*
All Hail Dina
Would you guys feel better if I had said “famous”?
No Name
I’d say you forgot T Campbell.
Kryss LaBryn
FYI, Plasma’s a guy. 😉
Screwball
Quick introduction to the important peeps……There’s Screwball. He claims to be a transformer, but I’m sketchy on the details. He also has a human persona that posts under the same name..
Of course I’m important, I’m awesome 🙂
HI, Screwball here. Cybertronian Minicon here, AKA human sized Transformer. Was a Decepticon, but my Megatron was a loony who shoots his own guys, so when I got my Pretender Armour which makes me look Human I ran off & never went back. Had a few jobs since, but doing something fun now…
As for the Human pesonaah, puseso, as for the Human thing, I’m crashing with Daniel the Human, he’s teaching me about Humans, kinda stole his Gravatar account tho, he just jumps on it every now & again to say something…
…and throw magnets at me…
All Hail Dina
Darn it! How did I?!?! Okay, Plasma’s use of all female (And one robot who oddly looks female… maybe he was a girl in that continuum?? I don’t exactly know) is NOT helping me remember his gender. 🙁
He can use female gravs all he wants. But I’m still blaming that on my inability to remember what gender he is.
Doctor_Lantern
Let us not forget Doctor_Who and myself who use Whovian gravatars. (and mine is also specially laced with GL, of course.)
All Hail Dina
Hey, at least I introduced everyone I remembered the name and ego of! You guys want to take a shot at recalling every name who posts here regularly?!?! How about remembering the names and special signatures of everybody here?!?! At least I gave it a shot!
Kamino Neko
I will never understand where the idea that gelatin is made from hooves comes from. It’s collagen, of which there is little or none in hooves (they’re made primarily of keratin). Is ‘skin, bones, and sinew put through a chemical bath to extract the stretchy chemicals’ really not gross enough? And is ‘no, it’s feet’ really that much grosser?
Dellaran
Meghan, the Japanese in your name is actually correct if you want to say “Meghan who eats/will eat the world”. There might be a more idiomatic way to say it, but it’s not wrong. (Disclaimer: Not a native Japanese speaker..)
JustCheetoDust
Honestly, I don’t see many Americans that are really into peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (not since grade school at least), and I’ve lived in the Midwest and in the South.
Personally, I’m into club sandwiches and Monte Cristos.
vlademir1
The PB&J, especially with the crusts removed, is more or less considered kids fare in the typical American stereotype. It’s both too simple and too sugarry for most of us.
Personally give me a ruben, a cheese steak, or a roasted portebello on rye.
Incomitatus
Adults graduate to peanut butter and honey. Or peanut butter and bananas. Or… you know… meat.
Plasma Mongoose
Meat sandwiches are the best, I love chicken sandwiches NO MAYO, silverside sandwiches, beef bolognaise sandwiches and even roast turkey sandwiches.
neeks
Pbj sandwiches are awesome adult food if you’re on a budget. Though if I can find a jar of apple butter at the store, I’m in hog heaven. Too bad it’s not usually on sale, though. 🙁
(Apple butter is…a spread, I guess? Not really a jam or a jelly. My grandparents had an apple press when I was growing up and every summer we had homemade apple butter and cider and it was just the best)
Kryss LaBryn
My comfort sandwiches are grilled cheese. On white. With plastic cheese. With ketchup to dip it in.
We used to go to a little local diner semi-regularly as a kid. I’d always order the same thing (the above with fries and a vanilla shake). I liked it so much my parents couldn’t get me to try anything else.
Then when I was three and my mum had to spend a week in the hospital while she was having my little brother, my Dad took me there for lunch every single day. I had grilled cheese sandwiches every single day. 😀
I love clubs and roast beef with mayo and horseradish and Havarti and lettuce on multi-grain, and toasted cheese sandwiches are awesome (melted cheese, open-faced, on toast); but I <3 grilled cheese forever.
Yet_One_More_Idiot
Yes, meat sandwiches are awesome. My personal fave is the classic Bacon Sarnie. 😀
Back when I was in primary school though, it was an Onion sandwich. This was partially ‘cos I love the taste of raw onions, and partially out of self-preservation. Since I was always getting bullied at school, having super-stinky onion breath made the bullies less likely to approach. 😛
JustCheetoDust
I loved grilled cheese until I went too far and started using it as a substitute for hamburger buns.
Incomitatus
@neeks – Apple butter is indeed delicious. We always bought it from the Amish when I was young, and it is one of the (few) things I miss about living in Indiana. It makes a great bagel topping.
Alan Lafond
To be fair, it’s only the Americans without taste buds who are crazy for peanut butter and jelly. Jelly (aka fake jam) is an evil abomination that does not belong on any food, and definitely should never be mixed with peanut butter. Jam doesn’t belong with peanut butter either (or regular butter, for that matter), but at least it tastes good on toast.
Then again, I’m only American by continent, not country. 😛 We have better food sense here in Canada, for the most part. I hear about a lot of weird food combinations from our neighbours down below.
Incomitatus
Jam and jelly are synonymous in the US lexicon. I know they mean different products in the UK, and in Canada it would seem, but not here. They’re used interchangeably.
What I assume you are calling jam, we would call preserves. Or pretentious USians would call them preserves… most would probably still call them jam… or jelly. Because we don’t know better.
Alan Lafond
Jelly is usually thicker than jam, and somewhat gelatinous. Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of jars of jelly are labelled as “spread” instead of “jelly” but the final product is the same. If the jar doesn’t say “jam” or the ingredients don’t include pectin, I won’t touch it.
JustCheetoDust
No, the adverb “just.”
I’m going to bail on my earlier attempt at dry humor so I can talk about sandwiches some more.
Kryss LaBryn
DUDE I AM EATING CHEETOS RIGHT NOW.
I feel so close to you. 😀
JustCheetoDust
I do wish “Just Cheeto Dust” was an actual thing and not only a fictional junk food from Married With Children.
la6ue mous snow angel
Ends in -ly, therefore is adverb.
la6ue mous snow angel
#logic
Cheryl
The jelly is real! and there isn’t enough toast for it.
sps48
But sneering while leaning against a wall is so much cooler than having fun!
Plasma Mongoose
What do you expect from someone who wears the cold-war era rebel uniform?
Lawzlo
The Battle of Hoth. Never forget.
Jen Aside
she also likes kneeing vigilantes in the stomach and getting thrown
okay maybe not the second part but that certainly is a thing
JustCheetoDust
she also likes…getting thrown
You say that like she’s Jazz from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
Dusk Tornado
she sounds hideous
Jason
/Jake from State Farm
Plasma Mongoose
How do you solve a problem like Malaya…
JessWitt
Not by singing. I don’t think she digs musicals.
世界を食べるメガン
Well then singing is the perfect way to fix the problem. Since the problem is her being there singing should get her to leave.
Plasma Mongoose
How could anyone hate musicals??
JessWitt
Her first musical exposure was to Glee.
MM
And she decided Sue was her spirit animal? That explains a lot, actually.
Plasma Mongoose
I know it might be harder to enjoy Singing In The Rain if you watched Clockwork Orange first.
JustCheetoDust
I actually enjoyed it more because of Malcolm MacDowell. Even more so when Gene Kelly hated that scene.
John
ITYM “easier”.
Kris
You befriend it apparently.
neeks
Something something Abe Lincoln quote something
winter
I hear it involves throwing pies at people.
Also, Kozue may be my most favourite character in anything ever. The icons may change again, but I don’t think you’ll be able to outdo this one. You can’t beat the blue-haired twincest.
Plasma Mongoose
At least the anime Utena series gives side characters like Kozue and Shiori an OKish amount of screen time.
winter
There is never enough Kozue (or Shiori for that matter). But I suppose I wouldn’t care about them enough to feel that way if the series didn’t give them decent screen time to begin with.