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Téodor has met a girl! Friday, November 16, 2001 • read strip Viewing 27 comments:

Yes! Yes! I love how he puts his hand on his heart. That is so good. So, so good.

maybe it's pants_come_off

A comment left by jdhenry105 was marked lame too many times and excluded. (marked lame by tttt, cmjhogan, miaou)

^5

Everything makes so much more sense now!

Ah, wistful Teodor. So very wistful.

another one i think about regularly!

i can relate.

I also love how Lyle has no idea what is going through Teoder's mind. He's just sitting there, blankly.

The boy don't even have a cheek yet, he don't have no faculties for expression.

These are okay, but I really can't wait for the "good" achewoods to start appearing. I can only enjoy these for nostalgia's sake for so long, you know?

The concept of thinking about someone in your private moments has become a go to joke, so much so I'd forgotten it originated from Achewood. Who knows what else I only know because of Onstad.

Uh, I have to imagine that the concept originated a little earlier - maybe when monkeys began walking on two legs - but yes, it is nice.

"I think about her in my private moments" -- yeah, I was nonstarter with the ladies once.

Is anyone else alarmed at how much Teodor's shoes look like ears? Assuming those are his shoes, of course. Otherwise, we're looking at a VERY different strip here.

Especially in panels 1 and 4 where he's looking down.

Actually, they do kinda look like cat ears.
Well, I guess Ray had to pay him back sometime.

Except that Ray has round ears. And the two have most likely not met, yet.

(I am sorry that I have the compulsion to point these things out, Catgrl. I still think you are rad.)

What they look like are Felix the Cat's ears.
[IMGS OFF]

Felix the Cat in

Stag Night!


In which Felix gets the clap from a toilet-stall rim job before waking up ten feet inside the Antactic circle.

I hate comments that I don't remember making.

Also, *antarctic.

She looks just like a model from the FAO Schwarz catalogue.

Onstad really knew how to turn a phrase back then.

Have you heard about the lonesome loser?

I have been the subject of that sentence before. Yay for entering vernacular, boo for creeping me out.

ugh. internet love is stupid.

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