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Razor Sharp

while you were watching your youtubes, Dale was studying the blade (and watching youtubes)

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They need some huge cushions (foofs) so they can have seating for more than 3.

BrokenThyme

Do you put maple syrup on your poutine? Do you put poutine in your maple syrup?

Some Ed

it appears to have an oval handle with room for 2 hands & a tsuba style guard. looks like a katana or similar style.

Joe

spot on for folks who suddenly (or finally) have cash to buy a big house though.

Joe

I laugh at these comix regularly, but it's been a while since I sat back & belly laughed for a while at one. this is peak Jacques humour.

Joe

@Bim: extra points for deep etymology nerdery. I approve.

Hugh Eckert

I have this image of Clinton coming to visit and the Cubespeople *immediately* going "Oh, she's cloned herself! Look, the Librarian has a clone and he's male and isn't he cute?!?" Cue Clinton, running screaming down the street from the curious throng...

YsabetJustYsabet

OK, I don't really want to see Clinton's head explode when he gets the news...except I kind of do.

Ursus Ridens

knowing dale, probably glasses

Valk

I love how the massive room is almost totally empty, because obviously the only furnishings required are a couch and large flatscreen TV

Simon Green

Is that a comic effect, or an actual Glasses effect?

Daryl Sawyer

By moving into the woods you are moving into the bear's home and denying it habitat it can't replace ... and using a sword to fight a bear is a great idea. The bear will be able to make shish kabob out of you without running to the store to buy skewers :)

Todd Ellner

Daniel, not all sabers have guards, e.g. the Shaska

Todd Ellner

So good.

Maurice Kessler

Their rooms are so large and empty. They need more furniture to fill the house with.

Dan Curtis

Kenjutsu. Some fire-style dojutsu also.

Shane Wegner

Katana has a curved blade. The guard (tsuba) between the blade and grip also has a distinctive shape that Jeph has rendered very nicely :)

Stephen Wells

This is a magical strip.

Ruth Merriam

Sabre is recorded in English from the 1670s, as a direct loan from French, where the sabre is an alteration of sable, which was in turn loaned from German Säbel, Sabel in the 1630s. The German word is on record from the 15th century, loaned from Polish szabla, which was itself adopted from Hungarian szabla (14th century, later szablya). The spread of the Hungarian word to neighboring European languages took place in the context of the Ottoman wars in Europe of the 15th to 17th centuries. The spelling saber became common in American English in the second half of the 19th century.

Bim Match

In Dale’s defense a bear is pretty strong. And was probably there first.

Steve H

A saber has a curved-back guard, and a curved blade.

Daniel Drazen

Its guard and Dale's grip suggest a katana.

William Cole

Dale's sword looks.. bent... or is it a saber? (I looked up 'saber' in my etymological dictionary (cf my other comment about 'fun' vs 'cool'). You can 'saber' someone (stick 'em with your saber) and be 'sabered' (armed with a saber). Original origin of word unknown!)

Duncan

One last question: how can one be sick of maple syrup? You might as well be sick of poutine and televised curling.

Miyaa

Dale has a smoke bomb ready for that very reason.

David Paul

I love these goof balls. Way to introduce yourself to your idol, Dale. Now, Mommymilkers! Run up to your savior and hug him before he runs away again!

Daniel Rydberg

I'm just waiting for Dale to now show up in Virgil from Devil May Cry.

Scott Vogel

Playing with Aurelia’s gray streaks, hm? I think the iteration just prior to this was the best balance. It’s funny that there were none when she walked in; makes it seem like just spending an hour with May made her go gray!

will davison

I have a bunch of swords for home defense because a sword doesn't go through the wall and kill the neighbor's kid if you miss the home intruder.

Opus the Poet

hey, this is just further evidence that Dale is really just a very advanced type of Dog. He Alert? He Atacc!!

Gorbulus Maximus

So AI also lack protections against unexpected loud noises.

Bill Silvia

I mean, it's always dick jokes o'clock everywhere, so.....

joe velsher

the kangaroos are harmless unless you're driving a vehicle in their general vicinity

LH

I watched youtubes about blades, does that count?

Dan Curtis

On bears in the yard: https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/science/why-youre-seeing-black-bears-in-your-neighborhood/2023/06/11/10fb0ffc-7251-40a9-8cc2-1598ea828eba_video.html

KCkittysnores

I live in an urban area, and the largest wildlife I've seen (and smelled) here was a skunk. A friend who lives an hour west of here does see bears, though. She has to bring her birdfeeders in at night or the bears tear them apart. My stepmother, a little further west, brings hers in because of the deer rather than bears. She sees foxes, too. Very cute foxes, but we keep our distance, of course.

Lenore J Jones

But the bears aren’t SECRET. I mean, they don’t like hide in a corner and you’re just walking along and you’ve got a bear dangling off you.

KCkittysnores

Even the birds in Australia are angry and dangerous

Zak Reichle

His form needs work.

Todd Ellner

Its funny. For all of the playing up of Australia as a Death Continent, we don't get bears or other large predators in our yards. Just deadly snakes and spiders. Ok, I suppose people who live in croc territory might have crocodiles, but that's not my area of expertise. We do get kangaroos, but they're harmless unless you engage them one on one. And goanna's but they're fine unless you look like a tree. But no bears.

Thisguy

Oo! Dale downloaded the Flameyes for his glasses. $0.99 well spent!

Mitch Megaw

I'm assuming that's the Gameboy May confiscated from Marigold, and she'll put it down any minute, she just wants to finish this one level.

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