Tim Blair

Alright, I still don't think it's funny. The only Achewood I've liked to date was done by a guest cartoonist (Hug the f*** out of 'em Phillip).

It's the little things, like the way Roast Beef puts out his cigarette when it's time to do the job. Or the way he scoots along the tops of the cubicles like a ninja, but then you realize he's a cat and it's a shock to see him acting like one instead of like a clinically depressed desk jockey. It's all that and more.

I feel bad for people who don't get Achewood. I don't think they're wrong, or misguided, or anything like that. I just feel bad for them.

I feel bad for people who don't get Achewood. I think that they are wrong, misguided and weren't beaten enough as children.

Well, it's certainly not as funny as Ziggy nor distubing as Family Circus.

Funniest theme since the rap record. Really hoping the gorilla suits arrive from the costume shop soon, though.

Genius.

Leisuretown is similarly brilliant, I'm sure your onto it, but just in case you're not, there's a pirate mirror of the defunct site at

http://www.steamerbean.com/leisuretown/

Genius to rival Achewood

I love the personals line about the puerto rican chicks.

But as much as I love Ray, we need more Lyle!

I love Ray !
He does a mean personal-advice column too.

And you know about PWOT too right?

http://www.pointlesswasteoftime.com/newsskim.html

I really like the fact that everyone in Hell has to drive an '82 Subaru Brat. I also liked some of Ray's other torments in Hell, esp. the flowers from the Talking Wallpaper episode:

- Raaay. I was the young Chinese man you made fun of at Office Depot. You said you felt sorry for me because I had early-onset male pattern baldness, and I would never have sex, "guaranteed".

- Raaay, I was a puppy you flicked a booger to. I ate it, Ray, in my innocence.

It's a mighty cold wind that blows thru those flocked-wallpaper halls of Hell.