Blobby probably just drinks the lotion anyways.
In the 80s we feared that machine intelligence would drive humanity to extinction. In the present day, on the cusp of true Artificial Intelligence, we fear that Skynet will not be our destroyer, but our annoying wine-swilling auntie.
there's already the one who the internet schizoed into having a split personality named Dan
Ok this one's kind of funny
Yeah there's more than a few that are actually kind of funny.
Is this supposed to be a dig at Andrew Tate? lol
This one is not too bad but raises some questions. So Lily had Blobby all the way back in elementary/middle/high school(can't tell when this is supposed to be), and why is a pet (especially a rotten dead blob fish) allowed in school? I would imagine this being more of a problem than what she's wearing.
I'm more concerned about Blobby looking up Lily's skirt in the first panel.
I just don't get why people can't accept you can't walk around with your snootch hanging out your clothes.
I'll stop mansplaining when you start woman-understanding, the comic.
I really don't understand why these people obsess over school dress codes. Those things aren't really relevant to their lives and most kids don't care. The rules tend to amount to don't dress like a slut, keep any pictures PG and safety first at the classes that need it like chemistry and woodwork. It's not complicated or that annoying.
I think with their new comic and this repost I think they got dresscoded or something or they are running out of ideas
You misunderstand. In these comics, Blobby is a schizophrenic delusion only experienced by the diversity rainbow people of color present. He is a hallucination borne from the minds of the weak, completely unseen and ignored by sane and productive members of society. It's why he defaults to horrific acts of violence against normal people who don't encourage the delusional worldview of the story's main characters, which they are reliant upon as both a form of stress relief and wish fulfillment. Blobby is a societal danger prone to political proselytizing, threats, and horrific acts of violence, yet he serves as the collective embodiment of the leftist id in the story. The very existence of a talking decompressed ageless blobfish is absurd at face value, and you're directed to think cartoonish- in truth, it's much deeper than that, with the storyline frequently contradicting itself rather deliberately. His very appearance is cutesy from the perception of the 'heroes' of our story in their fictionalized cartoon world; yet, imagine the horror that one would experience if they were to see a decompressed pink slimy ball of fish flesh in reality. The stark contrast of caricature versus realism serves as a calculated stand-in for postmodernism, a twisted and idealistic distortion of the world, versus traditionalism, a sensible and plain presentation of existence.
