Bassington Quay Manor

[preachertom]

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[relaxing]

If there were, would a Webcomics Curmudgeon pop up to mock them?

The thing is, on the web we understand the value of irony and scatological humor, so anyone who started in the parlor melodrama genre could simply make the last bit of dialog something perverse, circumventing the entire process.

[preachertom]

But what of the cruel ironies of the heart, those fancies which would lash one heart to the one most unfit by virtue of reason? These need no mockery, for they are everywhere the human condition.

[kiddeado]

i wanna see a cameo by none other than Proust!

[preachertom]

Because I don't have a lot of range for drawing faces, you might very well see him each time I need to draw someone with a mustache.

[joshpm]

This is fantastic. I am hooked. It's more addictive than Lost.

[preachertom]

I have never seen Lost and if it is not about the plights of British nobles in the 19th Century struggling to bury their fiery passions while they amass power and wealth, well then I may never see it at all.

[joshpm]

That is a good philosophy to have about television programs.

[tekende]

"Oh! I...um...oh."

"Yes, what is it, Sebastian? I'm arranging matches."

[preachertom]

Haha, I am totally aping that Izzard bit 100%.

Now if only we could get an American remake of Bassington Quay Manor...

[tekende]

Hahaha

"You fuck my wife? You fuck my wife? You fuck my wife?!"

"Yes! Yes, I am your wife, and I fucked her!"

[beatonna]

more more more

[preachertom]

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