God to the Last Drop
Courtesy of the rack of free magazines and real estate listings at Safeway:
In Soviet Russia He does!
Speaking of the question of God's existance: I found a site the other day that generates a random quote by Nietzsche and pairs it with a random Family Circus comic - but just the illustration. Every Family Circus comic centers around the adorable nature of children, and the drawings each contain one speaker, whose one line appears below. Well now they're all speaking in Nietzsche quotes. And they all end up either absurd, situational funny (here again), disturbing, or downright funny (and once again!). The facial reactions of those responding make or break it, as well as the situation of who's telling whom. Even if you don't know a lot about Nietzsche, you'll soon know enough.
Any time Jeffy shows up with that bottle of pills or Dad puts his hand on one of their shoulders, the result is golden. Oh, and any time someone looks angry.
In Soviet Russia He does!
Speaking of the question of God's existance: I found a site the other day that generates a random quote by Nietzsche and pairs it with a random Family Circus comic - but just the illustration. Every Family Circus comic centers around the adorable nature of children, and the drawings each contain one speaker, whose one line appears below. Well now they're all speaking in Nietzsche quotes. And they all end up either absurd, situational funny (here again), disturbing, or downright funny (and once again!). The facial reactions of those responding make or break it, as well as the situation of who's telling whom. Even if you don't know a lot about Nietzsche, you'll soon know enough.
Any time Jeffy shows up with that bottle of pills or Dad puts his hand on one of their shoulders, the result is golden. Oh, and any time someone looks angry.
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