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this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2023
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I love how the comic doesn't indicate who's talking, but it is totally obvious which one of them gives directions that make no fucking sense.
In my head, the notch in the bishop looks like his mouth is wide open
He looks like an upset Peanuts character
this is no time to gargle, Bishop
The wine glasses signal this as well, great comic
It's obvious how it's intended but actually works both ways. One person's normal is crazy for the other.
Yeah I was going to say that's what I liked most about it but then I read the comments and saw all the signs pointing to the bishop being the one talking.
It also takes advantage of the bishop’s funny shape. The visor works as a mouth.
The slice out of the tip is a visor? I always figured it was indicative of the virtual lobotomy religious people put themselves through in order to justify their mental circus hoops.