Screen #106157 - BasilMarket Screen

kaos2784

Wonderful effects in panel 13

hampton78

Lol look at the guys faces in the background in panel 13

greendragon 04/11/08

At night. *The trees start shaking violently on a windless night*

lildevil1111 04/11/08

lmao at the facial expression of the guy with metro hair in panel 7 nice comic btw

kimawashi 04/11/08

is it just me or does the guy with brown hair look like ash ketchum? o.O

blueisorange 04/10/08

duderok said: "yay for doge and sharpen!" No. No... I just used an illumination effect.

duderok 04/10/08

yay for doge and sharpen!

pharaohgod 04/10/08

I like the fire effect very much =)

talina 04/10/08

Very interesting. Keep up the good job.

3dmc 04/10/08

CheezIts said: "She's gonna get molestayd." OMG QFT

youbaka 04/10/08

aSin4Life said: " It's bad enough that i read all that, but i understood it all too >_> I hate my life. Anyways this makes a good point. Freakin American, I hate being one a lot of times. British people are so nice D: I want to be there, or France" QFT

darksimage 04/10/08

Blueisorange said: "Some time ago, in an article entitled "Quotation Marks: Where Do the Commas and Periods Go--and Why?" I explained the difference between American and British usage in the placement of periods and commas with quotation marks. These are not the only differences between the written forms of American and British English. Several common words are spelled differently in Great Britain and its former colonies, as well. For example, words like honor, color, and favor are usually spell

vi3txrangerx 04/10/08

Grammer nazis.....cover the 1st whole page!

asin4life 04/10/08

Blueisorange said: "Some time ago, in an article entitled "Quotation Marks: Where Do the Commas and Periods Go--and Why?" I explained the difference between American and British usage in the placement of periods and commas with quotation marks. These are not the only differences between the written forms of American and British English. Several common words are spelled differently in Great Britain and its former colonies, as well. For example, words like honor, color, and favor are usually spell

idkdude 04/10/08

Blueisorange said: "Some time ago, in an article entitled "Quotation Marks: Where Do the Commas and Periods Go--and Why?" I explained the difference between American and British usage in the placement of periods and commas with quotation marks. These are not the only differences between the written forms of American and British English. Several common words are spelled differently in Great Britain and its former colonies, as well. For example, words like honor, color, and favor are usually spell