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March 23rd, 2010
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  2. Once again, a very funny strip. I love the news headline – that was the funniest part!!

  3. I don’t know if this strip was funny.

    Hey Pope Palpatine: It’s just a “frackin’ cracker”.

  6. Is the link between believers and non believers the belief that they are incapable of knowing anything?

  12. Hey author, would it kill ya’ to click and drag an eyebrow or pupil once in a while? 😉 You know, give the boys’ countenances some JOIE DE VIVRE!

    The strip is genius as always… just want to see the anointed [er, unctuous] ones taken to the next level (an Earthly one, of course). Thanks!

  13. Well, hey , OK. At last the pope apologised. Thats a start. Now the church can go back to being infallible.

  14. Googled “eat more crackers” and this comic was 5th … already!

    Good job, Author!

    eatmorecrackers.com is available 🙂

  16. Did anyone notice that Moses was unaffected by The Great Art Change Of Ought Nine?

  17. I hadn’t, but maybe it’s because he appears less often so to change him would make him less recognizable?

    maybe he’ll be in a series of strips and change.

    I just hope that the barmaid doesn’t change

  18. @keeyop – yes, it would kill me
    @kiyaroru, nina – Moses has changed a little bit. He was a later addition to the strip, and more care was taken over him. The art change was partly about making Jesus’ Mo’s noses better than Moses’.

  20. For anyone else who came aboard late and are working their way through them, How friction’ awesome is this comic?!? I’ll be caught up in a few days. Twill be a sad day, indeed.

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