39 Brilliantly Bizarre Comics By ‘War And Peas’ That Might Catch You Off Guard (New Pics)
War and Peas, the darkly funny webcomic created by Jonathan Kunz and Elizabeth Pich, are back with more sharp humor and clever twists. Known for their dark, sometimes absurd jokes, the duo turns ordinary moments into laughs you didn’t see coming.
Since their debut, Jonathan and Elizabeth have built a devoted following, and their comics continue to surprise and entertain. Each strip is a mix of everyday life, unexpected punchlines, and a touch of the bizarre that keeps fans coming back for more.
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The pokemon Mimikyu does this, but it does it because its lonely and wants to be loved and its real shape is pure eldritch uncomprehensible horror. Poor thing.
Mr Dung beetle still looks happy with the idea of rolling something large up a hill. Unsure if he's happy to witness a human doing it or if he's happy imagining himself doing it.
On the one hand, Michelangelo had his patrons, so money financing art is neither new nor inherently dangerous. On the other hand, it's just plain evil that people are buying up art for tax write-offs and then stashing it away because it's cheaper than having it protected, insured and curated. And there's the problem that the CIA pretty much controlled the world of modern art throughout the 50s, 60s and 70s, trying to impress the Soviets and their allied intelligentsia with how open the West was to criticism, dissent, nihilism, and free-world lefitism, attempting to undo the propagandistic damage of McCarthyism. CIA operatives included the Ford Foundation (their main financing vehicle), CBS president William Fraley, Nelson Rockefeller, the Congress for Cultural Freedom, MOMA, the Whitney Trust. Google it; it's not a conspiracy theory. The New York Times, the BBC, and The Nation have all reported on it.
Money saving tip: eat a pro cyclist on your way to the party to save money on drūgs
