Outsider, but with sansai in panel

[Ithekro]

172 and 173 should generate a bunch of these.

[AP123]

If Al isn't careful, his staring might give his hosts the wrong idea.

[AP123]

[RockB]

*ggg* I have to say that IMHO especially Tempo's sanzai fits very well to her expressions.

[Rasayana]

Wow. I signed up on the forum for this.
To me the forum GUI feels ancient, so I'm just hoping that I'm doing this right.

Subject: Outsider, but with sansai in panel

I think that AP123 is doing a fantastic job with this.
This latest page made me laugh out loud.

Please keep at it. Don't forget that there are still people following what is happening in the comic as well as in the forum, even if many are silent.

Your effort is much appreciated.
I'm not saying that you are planing to abandon the thread, but don't let it die.

Also, while I'm here, to anyone it might concern:
If you leave an external link in a forum, there is nothing that say that the link will not die after some time.
If you could take the time to post an actual image, that would be great.

[AP123]

@Rasayana
Glad you enjoy it; I'm not seeing an option to upload pictures, just linking to an external website.

[Krin]

Couldn't resist.

[Jagged]

A bit late but I wanted to join in:

[Ithekro]

These are good in their own way. I'd like to see more.

[Arioch]

A bit late but I wanted to join in:

That host doesn't appear to allow remote image display.
http://hero-id.co.uk/images/outsider/sansai172.jpg

[Jagged]

I was actually wondering if it was the lack of https ?

[Arioch]

I was actually wondering if it was the lack of https ?

I don't think so. I have elements on other pages that draw images from http.

[jterlecki]

A bit late but I wanted to join in:

That host doesn't appear to allow remote image display.
http://hero-id.co.uk/images/outsider/sansai172.jpg

I looked at the error - it is trying to call https instead of http (for the image), as the latter does not follow RFC (http can include https, but not vice-versa). The destination site is http only.

[Arioch]

Guess the https redirect cuts both ways.