Chris Reed (animeraider) says:
New strip! New strip! New Strip!
Welcome back Shaenon! Hello Jeffrey!
/me is happy
Owl Who says South (owlsayssouth) says:
Curious. So we have, presumably, a man (by the gender-inappropriate remark, and the apparent hair on the character’s arms and leg) stareing down a Uber-lion (or some such). but its okay, because he is a psychologist. This should be very interesting.
oh. and i do belive that is a folding chair he is holding. nice. not what i would want to be holding while stareing down a lion, let alone an Uber-lion. but still. nice.
So It Begins (soitbegins) says:
Eegads!
In other news: Congratulations on the inception of a new webcomic, may it reign long!
Tiff Hudson (tiff_hudson) says: Sweet! Subverting the canonical “lion tamer” image with a *folding* chair.
Ed Gedeon (eddurd) says: Pink angora sweater? Gender-inappropriate? If this guy’s name is “Glen” (or “Glenda”), I’m going to kick someone.
Robin Zimmermann (packbat) says: You know how Eric Burns wrote that Websnark entry where he pointed out the panel where he first fell in love with Questionable Content? Panel four.
Basil Jelly (basil_jelly) says: I love that rocking horse logo, just love it!
Rob Wright (mirk) says: I’m looking forward to this new project of yours, Mrs. Faragarrity. An auspicious way to start the new year.
Steve Ford (sford) says: Now granted, Roberta Frost hand-knit sweaters punch up tired wardrobes with color and fun, creating design and sophistication. True, women are wearing Roberta’s colorful collection to work, to play, and to party — with pants, with skirts, over leggings, and in lieu of blazers. And yes, there are even scarves to be had. But gender-inappropriate? I searched her entire line and didn’t see that category. (A category I’m always on the lookout for, btw.)
Daniel Ross (nentuaby) says:
I completely approve. 😀
Hi again, Shaenon. Nice to meet you, Jeffrey. 🙂
Chris Reed (animeraider) says:
New strip! New strip! New Strip!
Welcome back Shaenon! Hello Jeffrey!
/me is happy
Owl Who says South (owlsayssouth) says:
Curious. So we have, presumably, a man (by the gender-inappropriate remark, and the apparent hair on the character’s arms and leg) stareing down a Uber-lion (or some such). but its okay, because he is a psychologist. This should be very interesting.
oh. and i do belive that is a folding chair he is holding. nice. not what i would want to be holding while stareing down a lion, let alone an Uber-lion. but still. nice.
So It Begins (soitbegins) says:
Eegads!
In other news: Congratulations on the inception of a new webcomic, may it reign long!
Tiff Hudson (tiff_hudson) says: Sweet! Subverting the canonical “lion tamer” image with a *folding* chair.
Ed Gedeon (eddurd) says: Pink angora sweater? Gender-inappropriate? If this guy’s name is “Glen” (or “Glenda”), I’m going to kick someone.
Robin Zimmermann (packbat) says: You know how Eric Burns wrote that Websnark entry where he pointed out the panel where he first fell in love with Questionable Content? Panel four.
Basil Jelly (basil_jelly) says: I love that rocking horse logo, just love it!
Rob Wright (mirk) says: I’m looking forward to this new project of yours, Mrs. Faragarrity. An auspicious way to start the new year.
Steve Ford (sford) says: Now granted, Roberta Frost hand-knit sweaters punch up tired wardrobes with color and fun, creating design and sophistication. True, women are wearing Roberta’s colorful collection to work, to play, and to party — with pants, with skirts, over leggings, and in lieu of blazers. And yes, there are even scarves to be had. But gender-inappropriate? I searched her entire line and didn’t see that category. (A category I’m always on the lookout for, btw.)
Daniel Ross (nentuaby) says:
I completely approve. 😀
Hi again, Shaenon. Nice to meet you, Jeffrey. 🙂
Even after all these years, I still adore Tip’s expression in this last panel.
Oh, a crossdresser! Gotta say, I’ve never seen that in a comic before.
I am so ignorant of fashion that when I first read Skin Horse, I assumed Roberta Frost was a real designer. ‘Oh yes, I think I’ve heard of her.’