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Is is dead at 214? If so I am very sad that we lost an excellent webcomic.

No snark, or other insult intended or implied. I was sincere in my praise of how excellent this webcomic is, and how much I have enjoyed it. Thank you.

Thank you Arioch, I have enjoyed this site. I would love to continue since it looks to now be a paid site, but life has gotten in the way, and regrettably I cannot contribute. But your work is amazing, both the art and the engrossing storyline. I can say I have not enjoyed a webcomic as much is a wh...

DCR wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 11, 2021 4:43 pm

Hoping all is well with Outsider, going through withdrawls from this and Lackadaisy, but willing to wait!

I think it is dead. *sigh* was my every day stop.

Well it was great while it lasted. Thanks for all the good times.

Could either Tempo or Fireblade be sensing this? Tempo does not seem to be part of the snuggle session....

And more importantly can Tempo sense his thoughts while he is asleep? She does not appear to be in the pile up at this time. Could she have relieved Fireblade?

Thank you.

"You girls get away from him, a REAL woman is coming through".

I think the others know Alex is “hearing” Fireblade, and they are curious.....

https://well-of-souls.com/temp/wip/180_4.jpg More discussions of the same? Or are the pilots discussing that Alex must be giving the Hunam version of "Seemannsgarn" (cock-and-bull story, although I've never heard this term before, my favourite online translator gives that term as English translatio...

Krulle wrote:

[color=red]Arioch][/color] wrote:

Just to have a copy here, so we know what's being referenced.

Aarrgghhh! Talk like a pirate day!

Thank you, I AM going stir crazy....

I think Talon is going to be "that friend" that always says something inappropriate and/or cringeworthy when you are out somewhere.

I actually could tolerate the “four fingers of death”, and liked the meatballs in bbq sauce, and the chicken a la king (with Tabasco). The dehydrated beef and pork patties were barely edible. The c-ration tuna was awash in oil, the green eggs and ham was vile, just vile. The pork and beans was ok, b...

I can feel for Alex. When I entered the Army I was eating the last of the Vietnam War "C-Rations", and the first generation of MREs. The "C-Rats" ranged from tolerable to downright nasty, the MREs went from not terribly bad, to reasonably palatable. Although the C-Ration pound cake was superb. Best ...

I suspect that the rations are bland, and have no extra gas causing properties. A ship full of gas passing astronauts is something out of a horror story......

Tempo’s answer reminds me of the naive enthusiasm shown by the chums battalions in WWI, and all those in the US who rushed to enlist after Pearl Harbor. My great uncle had stories about his entry into WWII, he said for him, the naive enthusiasm it lasted until Ploesti. He said when he returned acros...

To start with, I was thinking the Loroi would be gagging all over the place, then I remembered that NASA and the airforce specially engineered rations that wouldn't funk out an enclosed space to much.. So I'm expecting curiosity mainly from the ladies! Also Tempo might find Terran food...interestin...

Arioch wrote:My mother used to put raisins in tuna casserole. Science still does not understand why.

And yes, Hawaiian pizza is a transgression against God and Man.

No kidding. Everyone knows that pineapple should be kept far, far away. Jalapenos however.....