Reminds me of old Mad Magazine, when they'd parody something they'd draw famous faces in detail but on a much more cartoony body. Definitely a bit jarring, but I'd take it over another stick figure any day.
It seems way too elaborate for such a simple comic.
This reminds me of a teacher who used to sing that song with us in class.
The school was in Germany.
The class was Latin lessons.
We were in 12th grade.
She was 1 year from retirement and gave zero fucks.
A translation into Latin doesn't seem to scan with the tune (caveat: translation software used)... So she was singing in English? In Germany? During Latin class?
Yep. That's definitely without a care in the world.
Did she do "If you're happy and you know it" for an encore?
Yes, we sang in English.
As an encore, she sat on the window sill in the sun for 10 minutes, to demonstrate her new self-tinting glasses.
Point to the horses or pumpkins analogs instead?
I mean, you still have shoulders, knees, and toes!
Is this some boomer shit I'm too woke to understand?
It's pretty self-explanatory, even if you don't know the common children's tune or the reference to the headless horseman.
You're right, I apologise. I said understand when it would probably have been more accurate to is the word appreciate.
The style is upsetting.
I love it
Reminds me of old Mad Magazine, when they'd parody something they'd draw famous faces in detail but on a much more cartoony body. Definitely a bit jarring, but I'd take it over another stick figure any day.
It seems way too elaborate for such a simple comic.