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BRITNEY: Oh, Dorothy, I just love your cushions! They’re so comfortable, after a long, hard day of idle richness.
DOROTHY: Thanks! They’re molehair – we actually stuff them here at home!

BRITNEY: How positively crafty of you! I never knew you had a hidden blue-collar side. You don’t actually keep animals here, do you? Filthy creatures, I’m positively intolerant.
DOROTHY: Oh, no, nothing like that. Harry just saves his pluckings every week, and over the years they add up.

BRITNEY: His PLUCKINGS?
DOROTHY: Sure, you know – from his moles. He’s got one on his chin, and a big one on his back…we may be wealthy, but we’re not wasteful.
BRITNEY: …dare I ask about the mattress in the guest bedroom?
DOROTHY: Depends, are you gonna freak out on me?

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#316; In which Cushions are discussed transcribed by in

BRITNEY: Oh, Dorothy, I just love your cushions! They’re so comfortable, after a long, hard day of idle richness.
DOROTHY: Thanks! They’re molehair – we actually stuff them here at home!

BRITNEY: How positively crafty of you! I never knew you had a hidden blue-collar side. You don’t actually keep animals here, do you? Filthy creatures, I’m positively intolerant.
DOROTHY: Oh, no, nothing like that. Harry just saves his pluckings every week, and over the years they add up.

BRITNEY: His PLUCKINGS?
DOROTHY: Sure, you know – from his moles. He’s got one on his chin, and a big one on his back…we may be wealthy, but we’re not wasteful.
BRITNEY: …dare I ask about the mattress in the guest bedroom?
DOROTHY: Depends, are you gonna freak out on me?

{{header: rest easy at WONDERMARK.COM}}
{{alt-text: you know the old argument. ‘I pay for the food my body uses to make this hair, and what, you expect me to just throw it away?!’}}

#316; In which Cushions are discussed transcribed by in

BRITNEY: Oh, Dorothy, I just love your cushions! They're so comfortable, after a long, hard day of idle richness.
DOROTHY: Thanks! They're molehair - we actually stuff them here at home!

BRITNEY: How positively crafty of you! I never knew you had a hidden blue-collar side. You don't actually keep animals here, do you? Filthy creatures, I'm positively intolerant.
DOROTHY: Oh, no, nothing like that. Harry just saves his pluckings every week, and over the years they add up.

BRITNEY: His PLUCKINGS?
DOROTHY: Sure, you know - from his moles. He's got one on his chin, and a big one on his back...we may be wealthy, but we're not wasteful.
BRITNEY: ...dare I ask about the mattress in the guest bedroom?
DOROTHY: Depends, are you gonna freak out on me?

{{header: rest easy at WONDERMARK.COM}}
{{alt-text: you know the old argument. 'I pay for the food my body uses to make this hair, and what, you expect me to just throw it away?!'}}

you know the old argument. 'I pay for the food my body uses to make this hair, and what, you expect me to just throw it away?!'

20 years ago (in photocomic form)

A young David Malki !, Steve Carey, and Ryan North, June 2006.

The computers tell me it was 20 years ago, June 9, 2006, that I arrived in New York for my first-ever comic convention as an exhibitor, MoCCA.

It was an important trip for me, a milestone in what would go on to become my career.

I wrote a little reminiscence on Patreon (free/unlocked) — including a first-since-then reprint of the photocomics I made at the time, documenting the trip!

Read the rest here: [ 20 Years Ago (In Photocomic Form) ]


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