22 de Fevereiro de 2015 - Meanwhile, in Vale Valley... - page 2

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Jan

Moo!

w0lfmare • 22/02/2015

Great, now they need to pay for a new jail...

Lord_Chaos • 22/02/2015

Moo or MOO?

Tigermark • 22/02/2015

That depends, Sheriff. How bent are you on stopping them? They aren't going anywhere, and are just entertaining themselves with a rousing gaem of building blocks and Scrabble.

David Argall • 22/02/2015

It would appear he is going to hire the barbarians, and is already sure that will not work out well. He may well be right. But what else? he needs guards, and anything he gets will have to deal with the barbarians anyway. He doesn't have much choice. Of course, taking a distant and long vacation probably sounds better, but...

FTL • 22/02/2015

Sheriff, meet New Guards... New Guards, say Moo!

Shockwave07 • 22/02/2015

How do they keep them in?

Bars don't mean much to them as well as playing with bricks from the walls...

But some are already training.

Vandal • 22/02/2015

Moo!

Sonic Wolfe • 22/02/2015

@Tigermark that is not Scrabble it is a game called Mahjong. It is quite popular in Asia and Jan had drawn the correct way to play it. (The "wrong" way to play it is demonstrated by Microsoft Mahjong)

By the way, I think it requires four cows to play it. And how did they manage to smuggle a set into a prison? GGWP the guards who took them in...

And also Moo!

soriac • 22/02/2015

Tor and Silver were right: it's really fun to dismantle a dungeon :-)

Jan • 22/02/2015

@Sonic Wolfe Nah, it actually is Scrabble :D Although with the way the image is resized, it does look like Mahjong.

Muddypaws • 22/02/2015

"How much will this hurt?"

Oohhh... about this much MOOOO-oore.

WAtheAnum • 22/02/2015

More like Moo~~~

Tvorsk • 22/02/2015

Huh. For some reason, I can't stop wondering why the Captain of Royal Guard - who, I assume, should be at about the same level as the Sheriff on the organization chart - is wearing armor in the same style as the street guards instead of something fancier.

Barbarians seem to be quite literal, but obedient. They were told to stay in jail, so they do. They were NOT forbidden from making toys from what's available, so they did. :)

Thwaitesy • 23/02/2015

Well....he could always hire the Barbarians to fill in for the deserters. Then Hire some more from the city populace.

Silverwolf • 23/02/2015

Wow...in this prison, there sure is a load of bull.

Guesticus • 23/02/2015

The question is: how do these bull-ies feel about a certain fox and tiger?

warbrand • 24/02/2015

So does everyone put in that jail dismantle it but not attempt to escape?

Arc Nova • 24/02/2015

In Barbarian, 'Moo,' means 'Jenga!'

Horizon • 25/02/2015

Nice to see that the barbarians are literate enough to enjoy scabble. It implies good things about the education available in their society. Unfortunately, why do I suspect that there are only "M" and "O" on the tiles?

Novalpha • 26/02/2015

It looks to me that the captain is giving a "bras d'honneur" to the sheriff...I know this gesture doesn't mean anything in the anglo-saxon world, but let's just say that in Europe and in the Mediterranean world it is rather the same than a middle finger, possibly worse (depending where you are from) : was it intentional? Also : I would hire these guys right away, instead of taking back on board the whimpy so-called guards...

Robin Bobcat • 26/02/2015

@Horizon: No, there's some 'W's in there too...

ndrvr • 28/02/2015

Seems like that thougt isn't that MOO-tivating...

Guesticus • 03/03/2015

'Moo' recruits?

Guesticus • 03/03/2015

Novalpha: fairly sure the Captain is simply 'polishing his nails', you know when you are pretending disinterest in what the other person is saying, and you blow on your nails then 'polish' them on your clothes then check them for cleanness?

Katnik • 03/03/2015

The first step to hiring a new crew of bull-ie boys is to get Silver to give them a moo-tivational speech. If she does it in rhyme, they'll be cowed into obediance. . And while we're at it, hire ol' spottycat with his musical axe so the enemy can die laughing. (Well, ya know, there are worse ways to go.)

Dmitriy • 04/03/2015

Congratulations with 100-th page of "Swords and Sausages"!

Jan • 06/03/2015

@Dmitriy This is page 100? o.O Checks the archive By golly, it is!

Wow, that completely blew over my head. I'll have draw something special to go along with the next update!

drivernjax • 10/12/2015

Are those two in the lower left hand corner playing Mah Jongg? I might think Scrabble except that they aren't playing on a board.

Matt • 02/07/2017

Sheriff if you need a new jail you can have Wappito Jail and take it off our hands. It is sitting unused. They even refused to use it as a homeless shelter. It costs the county too much to keep it running with out prisioners.

Matt • 02/07/2017

@drivernjax it's dominoes or scrabble

drivernjax • 04/06/2019 • editado

@Matt Well, I wasn't sure. I thought Jan might be adding a wee bit of Chinese culture to medieval Europe. LOL.

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