Theory of Everything Comics - Liked and Loved by all
Just look at all the comments people have left on the shout box [most likely for God(tm)]
Olia Hoshi says "Nice, I like it."
Willetta Markham raved "Nice, I liked it."
Guntar Sheffield cried out with sheer joy "Very nice, I loved it."
Fionna Boland whispered in girlish glee "Very nice, I like it."
Agosto Kuruppillai yelled out of a fiftieth floor window "Very nice, I loved it."
Leona Willhoff communicated in sign language "Very nice, I liked it."
Hakeem Bress forged a neon sign using his knowledge of noble gases and talents in glass blowing exclaiming to the world "Nice, I liked it."
Granger Herod developed a new system of mathematics which uses nothing but prime numbers and fractions in order to formulate the simple and elegant idea of "Very nice, I like it."
Harbert McColl murdered a drifter that only exists in his mind and used the imaginary blood to spell out "Nice, I like it."
Dyane Farmer lost two colleagues during her climb to the top of Mt. Everest and planted a flag that states her feelings about Theory of Everything Comics which spells in Sanskrit: "Very nice, I love it."
Elli Capes was a 16th century sea going Captain who had mystical visions of the 21st century. One of his visions was of Theory of Everything Comics and in his memoirs, which, at the time were deemed evidence of his madness, gave a positive review of a web comic that did not yet exist and it said in remarkable handwriting: "Nice, I love it."
Kelly Buggie, through her psychic link with her male half-breed Chihuahua expressed, without words or facial cues, in consummate canine brainwaves "Very nice, I love it."
Wang Reiser had a car accident that left half of his body susceptible to the elements. Through a secret Canadian Government Project, that missing half was recreated, but as a robot. It took fifteen years for the Canadian Government to find an adequately realistic voice box. And as soon as his new voice box was 100% functional, he could only respond to the new and interesting web comic created by Elan' Rodger Trinidad. And in a voice that uncannily synthesized the tone and tamber of musician/actor Tom Waits, he said "Nice, I liked it."
...and then gave a pretty good interpretation of Tom Waits "Chocolate Jesus."
Thank you, all of you for your love of my work. If anyone would like to continue the tradition liking and loving my work, you are very welcome to. Just go to our homepage http://www.theoryofeverythingcomics.com/, scroll down a bit, and write in the shout box.
Olia Hoshi says "Nice, I like it."
Willetta Markham raved "Nice, I liked it."
Guntar Sheffield cried out with sheer joy "Very nice, I loved it."
Fionna Boland whispered in girlish glee "Very nice, I like it."
Agosto Kuruppillai yelled out of a fiftieth floor window "Very nice, I loved it."
Leona Willhoff communicated in sign language "Very nice, I liked it."
Hakeem Bress forged a neon sign using his knowledge of noble gases and talents in glass blowing exclaiming to the world "Nice, I liked it."
Granger Herod developed a new system of mathematics which uses nothing but prime numbers and fractions in order to formulate the simple and elegant idea of "Very nice, I like it."
Harbert McColl murdered a drifter that only exists in his mind and used the imaginary blood to spell out "Nice, I like it."
Dyane Farmer lost two colleagues during her climb to the top of Mt. Everest and planted a flag that states her feelings about Theory of Everything Comics which spells in Sanskrit: "Very nice, I love it."
Elli Capes was a 16th century sea going Captain who had mystical visions of the 21st century. One of his visions was of Theory of Everything Comics and in his memoirs, which, at the time were deemed evidence of his madness, gave a positive review of a web comic that did not yet exist and it said in remarkable handwriting: "Nice, I love it."
Kelly Buggie, through her psychic link with her male half-breed Chihuahua expressed, without words or facial cues, in consummate canine brainwaves "Very nice, I love it."
Wang Reiser had a car accident that left half of his body susceptible to the elements. Through a secret Canadian Government Project, that missing half was recreated, but as a robot. It took fifteen years for the Canadian Government to find an adequately realistic voice box. And as soon as his new voice box was 100% functional, he could only respond to the new and interesting web comic created by Elan' Rodger Trinidad. And in a voice that uncannily synthesized the tone and tamber of musician/actor Tom Waits, he said "Nice, I liked it."
...and then gave a pretty good interpretation of Tom Waits "Chocolate Jesus."
Thank you, all of you for your love of my work. If anyone would like to continue the tradition liking and loving my work, you are very welcome to. Just go to our homepage http://www.theoryofeverythingcomics.com/, scroll down a bit, and write in the shout box.
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