Oct. 27, 2012 - Out and about - page 22

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42 comments

Jeffwulf87 • 10/27/2012

Well at least they're easy to please. Also love how they moo at each other to communicate.

Lord_Chaos • 10/27/2012

Moo. That pretty much covers it.

WAtheAnum • 10/27/2012

Moo. X3 just simple but nice. well done ^^

Lavir the Whiolet • 10/27/2012

Moo!

hariman • 10/27/2012

... The bovine culture in this world is very quirky and interesting.

What would they use to take on a dragon? Now that I think about it...

Two abandoned buildings, a pumping apparatus, a full barrel of marmalade, and three signs labeled circus show 2 pence each?

Karmakat • 10/27/2012

this is very surprising and still very funny and the last panel HILARIOUS hehe

Kalasnokov • 10/27/2012

Well, that barbarian was easy to please lol

Muddypaws • 10/27/2012

MOOO -ve over Emily Dickinson.

Looks like Silver's poem was MOO than he could stand.

Frozen • 10/27/2012

Well, Silver surely is a tricky one XD. Geez. It was so easy. Haha.

Rocket T. Coyote • 10/27/2012

That poem certainly creates a good MOO'D.

Meiyo • 10/27/2012

lol poem must mean something to them XD

Chris "Foxx" Yost • 10/27/2012

Hey, he did pretty good for gettin' a freebie :)

Quynn Stormcloud • 10/27/2012

I think that means 'squee!'

Oranthos • 10/27/2012

Moo~! M- wait... what?

Fargo Wolf • 10/27/2012

This is getting interesting... =D

50CaliberCat • 10/27/2012

Well, that poem really mooved me... I should be tarred and feathered for that shouldn't I?

Verp • 10/27/2012

Grak!

choo choo George • 10/27/2012

Well, now this wonderful comic has become a very Mooving experience!! an't wait to see what happens next

Marcello Rupelli • 10/27/2012

Oh no, now we'll never know if Tor's apparently brilliant plan would have worked.

Kitsunenoyumi • 10/27/2012

Typical barbarian, strong like bull, fast like ox, smart like brick...

Arc Nova • 10/28/2012

"Moo?" (Translation: "Good afternoon, good sir. I see that you are carrying a tiger and walking with a determined sense of purpose. Might I be so bold as to surmise that there is a poetry reading to be had someplace nearby?")

"Moo!" (Translation: "You surmise correctly, my good fellow! A friendly white vixen has graciously offered to give a poetry reading to the public at no cost. And all it cost me and my friends was a forced entry into the kingdom barracks, a minor assault of the local constabulary, and single tigernapping. You should join us! Come with me and I'll take you to the reading spot!")

"Moooo!" (Translation: "OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!!! Wait'll I tell everyone on FaceParchment about THIS!!!")

Wolfie Steel • 10/28/2012

Hehe, it is a moot point, lol

choochoogeorge • 10/28/2012

Wow Arc Nova, didn'tknow you could speak & understand Cowlanease or bullanease!! What an interpretation from such a small 3 letter word!! Amazing, I'd like to get a cowlanease or bullanease dictionary with english subtitles.

Sereverus • 10/28/2012

This is most amusing. (p.s. i love the name for this comic, it makes me laugh everytime.)

Tigermark • 10/28/2012

Silver definitely knows her audience, no? Loving this, Jan, I laughed so hard at that bovine squee in the last panel.

The_Rippy_One • 10/29/2012

Well, if that's all it takes to send them into shivers of ecstasy, I think I've found some potential boyfriends for all the lonely angsty poets I know...

dragontech64 • 10/29/2012

hariman = dragons are easy to please, give us rare (or even raw) meat and a flagon of single malt and we are happy campers.

Jessica U. Ingmann • 10/30/2012

To be fair, I think most any guy would squee if a cute thing like Silver grabbed his shirt (or shirt analog) and gave him a hand-made poem. X3

Black Lightning • 10/30/2012

XDD engenious plan...not only got him out of trouble, but gave her time to think up a poem! :D though...it doesn't seem to appear as theough she USED that time....but still! XD hilarious!! :3

Verp • 10/31/2012

Kitsunenoyumi, I am reminded of a fellow I knew who found a line in a Russian story he liked that said something to the effect of "He was as strong as an ox and was nearly as clever." Of course this was in reference to non-anthropomorphic oxes and not to our anthropomorphic bovine siblings. Anyone who can transmit a paragraph's worth of data with a single moo has my respect.

Herra • 11/01/2012

All I have to say is , "Arf."

Rogue • 11/02/2012

Looks at Arc Nova's translation well, In an overly-enthusiastic infomercial narrator styled voice Congratulations! you won one trip to, My hand for a high-five, fist bump, and one pat on the back, BUT WAIT! there's more! call now at 701-DIOT and you will receive a pat on the back that's like a choir of angles giving you a triple thumbs up salute while chanting your name! call now at 701-DIOT and receive free shipping and hole-punching.