Everything I draw ends up wearing a bow-tie

terawr:

The Spine!

Goodness this is classy.

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puhpuhtooie:

neckreductionsurgery:

postTED THE WRONG PICTURE

ONLY SIX MORE PAGES TO GO

the spine: breaking people since 1896

I CAN REBLOG THIS BECAUSE I’M BACK HOME NOW AND asjdaksfnaskf god this is so awesome already.
Perfect straight man Spine act is perfect.

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bunnybennett:

“Pappy’s Rest” by Bunny Bennett

If you like, find me on Deviantart!
http://whitebunny.deviantart.com/art/Pappy-s-Rest-307464467

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dancingcoyote:

raygunrenegade:

duessadraws:

Finished! This was spawned from the idea of an SPG cartoon and I instantly thought of those wonderfully campy cartoons of mystery-solving music bands.

that would be so perfect

OH MY GOD

GET. ON. MY. DASH.

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ariajadefang:

steampoweredrocket:

As finished as I’m going to take it!

Mr. Reed: If you and The Jon didn’t try to toss the Spine down the trash shute pretending he was the Ring and the shute was Mt. Doom, we wouldn’t be sitting here.

Rabbit: It s-s-seemed like a good idea at the time…

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^^^yes that

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dancingcoyote:

neckreductionsurgery:

omfg

Jon.

Jon pls.

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dancingcoyote:

bobbymcdarin:

Jon’s horse is the greatest horse because it’s not really a horse at all! It’s more like a tortilla… on top of another tortilla. (x)

Jon stop you’re getting cheese everywhere.

bless this picture

Oh I am so drawing this later.

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victoriousvocabulary:

WIGHT

[noun]

a Middle English word, from Old English wiht, used to describe a creature or living sentient being. It is akin to Old High German wiht, meaning a creature or thing. In its original usage. wight described a living human being. More recently, the word has been used within the fantasy genre of literature to describe undead or wraith-like creatures: corpses with a part of their decayed soul still in residence, often draining life from their victims. The English word is cognate with other Germanic words like Dutch wicht, German wicht, Old Norse vættir, Swedish vätte, Danish vætte. Modern High Germanwicht means ‘small person, dwarf,’ and also ‘unpleasant person’.

Ahaha oh man, I remember this one teacher who used to call us ’little wights’ if we were being annoying. I thought it was hilarious.

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dancingcoyote:

dimespin:

I made an incense themed pony for some reason. I dunno what to name her.

wow perfect

It’s been too long since I had a pony on my dash and wow look at how pretty this is dadijsnfk.

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