HOLY GOD BOTH OF YOU COMMENTED ON THE SAME SIX YEAR OLD SO FAR COMMENTLESS COMIC IN A TIMESPAN OF JUST FOUR MINUTES AND YOU EVEN SAID THE ALMOST EXACT SAME THING.
This might just be the biggest coincidence you are ever going to experience in your meaningsless little lives. TREASURE THIS MOMENT!
I remember reading Cat and Girl in my mom’s copy of the L magazine when I was about 3. This one, along with “Cat and Girl Circle the Drain” and “Not for Babies” are the ones I really remember. I’m now going to an art high school with a comics major. Cat and Girl, along with the work of Winsor McCay, was one of the first comics that caught my attention (although I didn’t fully understand it at the time). I’m looking through the archives again, and I’ve got to say, this comic probably had a bigger influence on my comic style (and, ultimately, my life) than I ever thought.
I was once given a taste of {something made of} sour horse milk. It was approximately the consistency of freeze-dried-astronaut-ice-cream, if anyone knows what that’s like. It was among the most disgusting things I’ve ever tasted. I regretted tasting it. Nonetheless, where it came from (a farm somewhere in Kyrgyzstan), sour milk is drunk an as alcoholic treat, and this strange cheese-product is a *treat*! Or so I was told. I also know someone who does not eat any cheese, ever, because it “just tastes like sour milk.”
December 4, 2008
Bacteria thinks the milk is good.
December 4, 2008
Well, the spoiled milk might not be valuable for the calf (or cat, or girl) anymore, but it’s pretty popular with lactic acid bacteria.
December 4, 2008
Ok what the— that comment wasn’t there when I started mine!
December 4, 2008
HOLY GOD BOTH OF YOU COMMENTED ON THE SAME SIX YEAR OLD SO FAR COMMENTLESS COMIC IN A TIMESPAN OF JUST FOUR MINUTES AND YOU EVEN SAID THE ALMOST EXACT SAME THING.
This might just be the biggest coincidence you are ever going to experience in your meaningsless little lives. TREASURE THIS MOMENT!
December 4, 2008
…and it only took two weeks for comments to start looking like a bad idea.
February 28, 2009
i lofe comments!
June 23, 2009
Seriously? A whole two weeks?
July 12, 2009
This comment thread is so awesome.
August 1, 2009
¡Larga vida a las bacterias!
August 9, 2009
“Intent is bunk!” I like that sentence.
October 2, 2009
I luvs me teh comments.
April 25, 2010
this milk is relatively bad.
And I can’t believe that no one has made this maybe not so bad pun yet.
June 3, 2010
Hang on, is boy drinking wine?
June 9, 2010
the first step towards cheese has been made …
January 12, 2011
“Intent is bunk!” I want that on a t-shirt.
August 11, 2011
I remember reading Cat and Girl in my mom’s copy of the L magazine when I was about 3. This one, along with “Cat and Girl Circle the Drain” and “Not for Babies” are the ones I really remember. I’m now going to an art high school with a comics major. Cat and Girl, along with the work of Winsor McCay, was one of the first comics that caught my attention (although I didn’t fully understand it at the time). I’m looking through the archives again, and I’ve got to say, this comic probably had a bigger influence on my comic style (and, ultimately, my life) than I ever thought.
May 22, 2015
Can I buy a print of this?
February 26, 2016
I was once given a taste of {something made of} sour horse milk. It was approximately the consistency of freeze-dried-astronaut-ice-cream, if anyone knows what that’s like. It was among the most disgusting things I’ve ever tasted. I regretted tasting it. Nonetheless, where it came from (a farm somewhere in Kyrgyzstan), sour milk is drunk an as alcoholic treat, and this strange cheese-product is a *treat*! Or so I was told. I also know someone who does not eat any cheese, ever, because it “just tastes like sour milk.”