Here is my vote for the second funniest strip in the entire Puck series. (The funniest strip is still to come.) I’ve posted this one with the swearing intact, just because it’s pointless not to. I think this strip stands as a rather realistic depiction of how a normal person would react to suddenly acquiring large breasts, don’t you?
The funniest thing in the whole strip is, in my opinion, Colin’s face at the bottom of panel three. You can almost see the possibilities churning inside his head.
Well… they’re still tiny, but every little helps. =p
Fact: I can’t bring myself to draw enormous ones. I find them aesthetically awkward.
I don’t see how anyone can describe them as tiny, or even small. They are well proportioned, even largish.
Yeah, I’m with you. It’s hard for me to go outside the frames of proportion. It looks to weird for me. Or it gets too hard to draw convincingly.
I still reckon they look rather small. Everything about her looks rather small. That is probably the issue. She couldn’t really wear “normal size” boobs on such a skinny frame.
Then again, maybe I just have a different concept of “normal”. Even the smallest-framed of my exes had her easily outsized in that regard (and all others besides).
I have only one question: where in Tartarus can I buy that stuff?! I would say I’d give my left breast for it … but that would slightly defeat the purpose, now wouldn’t it?
My firstborn wouldn’t appreciate me trading her off … although I’m sure she’d be fine with me offering one of her sisters …
I’m really quite surprised that science hasn’t come up with something like this: a little quick fix topical application to get you through that special occasion. But yeah: second-born children have a lower market value, for some reason.
When the Rumpelstiltskin story was created, primogeniture was the law across Europe. Your first-born was your heir (assuming it was male).
That’s a good deal, then. Evil goblin men know how to strike a hard bargain.
Not true. It is different by region, even in my country. In some place the oldest son got all (inclusive murder attempts) the other became teacher or priest. (only the rich landowners had the licence for Kids). In other areas the property was devided equal to all offspring.
At the time, Islam had ridiculously complex laws of inheritance. That’s said to be why they developed algebra. Every son inherited as much as every other son, and each daughter inherited as much as every other daughter, but each son inherited twice as much as each daughter.
According to the ad on the page for this comic you can go here:
https://www.naturaful.com/ao/breast-enhancement-cream8.html?gclid=COHL3fGb27gCFcU5QgodpRIAlg
As a scientist though I’d like to not be associated with the “science” behind this product.
Well, Puck Inc. does not explicitly endorse, take exception to or criticize any of our sponsors. I can say, however, that whatever they’re offering has to be WAY less problematic than the stuff Puck’s using here.
Actually, they made a pill that does, a vitamin supplement, but they don’t know the side effects, or what happens if you stop taking it. Last I heard, anyway.
Don’t take the pill.
You can take hormones to grow breasts. You can even take hormones to lactate. I considered it, once upon a time.
Puck looks much better.
Many people would agree with you.
Well, if I suddenly found myself with humongous bre@sts, my initial reaction would be, “WTF! I don’t remember ordering these things! Take ’em back, take ’em back, take ’em BACK!”
Apparently both HUMUNGOUS and HUMONGOUS are acceptable variant spellings as an adjective that is often associated with (@Y@) .
😛
Really? I’d never seen it spelled any other way that the way I spelled it.
@MU
Check out Panel 3 (or 4?) – Robin uses HUMUNGOUS.
Okay. I see it now. I didn’t notice it the first time I read it. But, as I said, I’ve always spelled it humongous. Maybe I’ve been spelling it wrong all these years.
@MU
I figured you had the spelling right and thought I had discovered an opportunity to needle EG.
But both of you are correct.
There are still way too many words that can be spelled multiple ways.
Okay, well, true. They could make life a little awkward for your average guy.
Wiggles eyebrows as he LOL.
Ha! I love the last panel.
It’s one of my more ridiculous ones.