Sophie Labelle Verville / Guillaume Labelle / Serious Trans Vibes Comics / Assigned Male / Candycore Comics / Pastel Sexy Times / WafflesArt - Obnoxious webcomics and horrific porn by a crazy fat pedo troon

Seeing two girls kiss in the street is one of life's guilty pleasure.

Bonus if they're Asian.

This poster is most likely to advocate for Alberta oil drilling and pipeline, but there are ecological dangers that come with this.

Also Anticosti Islands.

And the poster is a clear appeal to emotion. But it works.
 
Someone's a bit upset about not being a hot lesbian

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I have to agree with her. What the fuck indeed.
 
First off, how the hell does this scam artist manage to fool people into giving him free trips to lecture around the world. Second, did this tranny idiot from Auckland even read at least one of Billy's comics before doing an interview with her? Billy opens despises men, transmen, and transsexual who get medical treatment to transition. And he is all of the above. Yet here they are, brown nosing each other? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!
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I just learned that my local library has Sophie's "A girl like any other" (Une fille comme les autres) being "Processed", meaning they are preparing the book to go on shelves and be rented.

Should I step in and prevent this by displaying the author's controversial opinions to the library management?

I mean the french description for fucks sake

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What makes a girl a girl? What makes a boy a boy? Does all girls have a vulva (vagina)? Does all boys have a penis? At first, the narrator's parents would not believer her when she explained she was a girl, and not a boy...

At first I wanted to say "yes, nip it in the bud." However, come to think of it, do you really want Billy to cry and bitch that he's being "persecuted" and "censored?" I mean, he won't even get the irony of that statement.

DANG DIRTY ISLAMOPHOBES!!

Remember, this is the same Sophie that believes the middle east is LGBT paradise...

I'd almost put money on his problem being the slander of glorious Islam.

I do love that SJW wet dream fantasy Billy is exploring with his latest story arc. A tranny girl has a bulldyke mother who's dating an observant Muslim lesbian woman, complete with a hijab. You just can't make this shit up.
 
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Does this infrige some copyright laws or something tho?
Not if you do it in the form of a review and only pull choice elements from it; it's fair use at that point, at least by American standards, and Billy can't do shit. Besides, the server for this site ain't in Canada and neither is N0l so good luck Billy.
 
Not if you do it in the form of a review and only pull choice elements from it; it's fair use at that point, at least by American standards, and Billy can't do shit. Besides, the server for this site ain't in Canada and neither is N0l so good luck Billy.

But Billy is notorious for even getting fair use material banned or removed if he doesn't like it. I guess social media admins side with him due to his guise of a "poor little tranny girl."
 
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On the other hand, it'd be stopping her from indoctrinating more kids into her cult.
Tbh I like to think that most kids wouldn't really give a shit about the book. Kids old enough to know the content will probably just sit in the back of the room a try to hold back tears while they giggle wildly and kids who don't will probably stare at the art for a few seconds before putting it down and going to grab a copy of the cat in the hat or play with their toys.
 
At first I wanted to say "yes, nip it in the bud." However, come to think of it, do you really want Billy to cry and bitch that he's being "persecuted" and "censored?" I mean, he won't even get the irony of that statement.

A library is a library. Having something on the shelves doesn't imply approving of it. What kind of church ladies complain to libraries that they saw a book there they didn't like?

If it doesn't get loaned out it ends up on the penny library sale table anyway.
 
At first I wanted to say "yes, nip it in the bud." However, come to think of it, do you really want Billy to cry and bitch that he's being "persecuted" and "censored?" I mean, he won't even get the irony of that statement.
You say that like she's not going to do that anyway.
 
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I just learned that my local library has Sophie's "A girl like any other" (Une fille comme les autres) being "Processed", meaning they are preparing the book to go on shelves and be rented.

Should I step in and prevent this by displaying the author's controversial opinions to the proper authority?

I mean the french description for fucks sake

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What makes a girl a girl? What makes a boy a boy? Does all girls have a vulva (vagina)? Does all boys have a penis? At first, the narrator's parents would not believer her when she explained she was a girl, and not a boy...
I'm tempted to say yes, because he's trying to sell this shit to kids... But then again, that would be censorship and those kids would be laughing their asses off at the sight of the word "penis" and have the message go right over their heads.
So, no?
Either way, this shit will probably end up collecting dust on the shelves while kids run off to read The Cat in the Hat or something.
Does this infrige some copyright laws or something tho?
Nope.
 
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Tbh I like to think that most kids wouldn't really give a shit about the book. Kids old enough to know the content will probably just sit in the back of the room a try to hold back tears while they giggle wildly and kids who don't will probably stare at the art for a few seconds before putting it down and going to grab a copy of the cat in the hat or play with their toys.
I once watched a puppetry show. Now it was well done and planned for children, they were showing it to adults to get reviews at a convention before taking it to schools. It was very mild, pretty inoffensive, but one part of the plot, such as it was, was a character looking for a farming implement. A hoe, to be exact. I was almost falling out of my chair, giggling like an immature moron, with all the lines of "Have you seen my hoe? Where's my hoe at? Etc. etc."

My only review was to change it to a rake for fucks sakes. Because I know there'd be at least one kid who would crack up like I did.

I can see myself being the kid giggling at the inappropriate/forbidden to littles vocabulary used by Guillame in anything he writes.
 
Tbh I like to think that most kids wouldn't really give a shit about the book. Kids old enough to know the content will probably just sit in the back of the room a try to hold back tears while they giggle wildly and kids who don't will probably stare at the art for a few seconds before putting it down and going to grab a copy of the cat in the hat or play with their toys.

The thing Labelle seems to just not get, is kids like books that are fun. Things with humor and jokes, or goofy rhymes, poems or songs. Even stuff with wacky colorful pictures. It doesn't take much to entertain them. But it has to be fun to stand a chance at holding their attention.

They don't have any interest in sitting down and being preached at. There's just no fun in anything Labelle makes. And honestly, that's just depressing.

Also, apparently Stephie and pals age in the comics. It's officially established now.

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The thing Labelle seems to just not get, is kids like books that are fun. Things with humor and jokes, or goofy rhymes, poems or songs. Even stuff with wacky colorful pictures. It doesn't take much to entertain them. But it has to be fun to stand a chance at holding their attention.

They don't have any interest in sitting down and being preached at. There's just no fun in anything Labelle makes. And honestly, that's just depressing.

Also, apparently Stephie and pals age in the comics. It's officially established now.

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Remember though, Billie genuinely believes his comic is clever and witty. His followers parrot this sentiment, and we've all seen plenty of reviews where some sycophant gushes over how Billie brilliantly tackles complex transissues with such humor. The guy very obviously thinks he's on the same level as Watterson or Schulz.

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She's 12 and a half. I was babysitting at that age!
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You don't get to think you're Watterson level, you get told you are by actual good critics (HINT: Facebook commenters are not good critics, usually) or social impact.
 
honestly being lit on fire would probably make someone laugh more than anything Guilliame has ever written. Her humor is so condescending and outright hateful it's hard to even tell what's supposed to be a joke and what's supposed to be a hate speech. Like usually when you make a joke about something it's because you don't take it seriously or you're trying to take away a bit of the gravity of the situation, that's why they call it "making light" of something. But with the shit Labelle writes, she makes it 100% clear that she's dead serious about it and she's trying to put even more tension in the air. Most of her "jokes" are just her having her perfect little Mary Sue insult an offensive caricature of a group she hates, or having said caricature ramble nonsensically to show that they're angry to the point where completely mindless. The problem with it is that what her strawmen say is usually pretty reasonable, while her Mary Sue's word salads are completely ignorant and makes them seem straight up deranged. She's not doing it with the intention of getting a laugh from everyone at the expense of someone who's genuinely stupid and unreasonable, she's childishly using ugly designs and unnatural dialogue to flat out attack people she doesn't like and make herself feel superior. Usually with shit like this, people say they're blowing hot air at someone, but with Labelle it's more like she's throwing her pants around her ankles, bending over, lighting a match and farting noxious flames at anyone who gets in her way.
 
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