40 Hilarious Comics You Might Like If You Have A Darker Sense Of Humor

he WAS nerfed

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From that cloud and sheep comics

I've never received a chocolate bunny with ears.

Right? October 31, still halloween decor. You go at 3 am November 1, CHRISTMAS!!! Ugh

I like it

Same.

Who says Octoberon isn't another name for the Great Pumpkin?

"After Schulz". It's a pretty common thing artists do. It's a deliberate acknowledgement of the artist they're homaging/parodying. edit: the other common one is "With apologies to..."

bp didn't catch it.

The Peter Tingle...😁😁

Until she discovered that King Dong.

Except a giant 'rilla

good one. She's a bit of a 'ho-zilla

Ironic, but funny

I see what you did there.

Hahahaha. No. It's incredibly cold and no pressure. Edit, copied this from astronomy.com, The moment you take your helmet off, you only have up to 15 seconds of consciousness and two minutes before your body shuts down. Unfortunately, the environmental conditions of outer space are very deadly to the human body and, the effects of being exposed to this environment are incredibly rapid. No one in their right mind would willingly remove their helmet in out space, knowing the consequences that are about to follow. Maybe it isn’t your fault, and micro debris collided with your helmet. As much as you may want to save yourself, there wouldn’t be much you could do. Once you remove the helmet, all oxygen in your body will be pulled out and disappear. This happens so fast that your body won’t initially register that it’s entirely out of oxygen, so your heart will continue to pump blood. Depending on your location, the skin on your face will start burning or freezing, and the pressure would cause all bodily fluids to boil. All of this occurs over a period of 90-120 seconds, and we should all be thankful that we wouldn’t be conscious to experience it all. Once the vacuum of space takes the oxygen from your lungs, your immediate reaction is to try and inhale. Even if you couldn’t control it, trying to breathe without your helmet would be a painful mistake. One that you would, unfortunately, experience within your 15 seconds of consciousness. Technically, if you were much closer to the spaceship, it’s possible you could survive if you made it back to the ship in under 15 seconds. Regardless, your body will still be in shock due to the rush of damage it took from the vacuum of outer space. Although your internal fluids would eventually boil, this process causes your bodily fluid to lose heat energy very quickly. This would cause them to freeze before they were able to evaporate from your body entirely. Boiling liquids within your body would cause you to expand, but it’s essential to understand that you would not simply explode. Even during your 15 seconds of consciousness, it’s possible to feel micro asteroids hitting your head at extremely high speeds. This danger alone could cut your life short before you ever reach your 15-second limit. Finally Taking your helmet off in space would, for the most part, lead to very regrettable outcomes. Well, you wouldn’t even be able to regret them!

Depending on your weight anywhere from 30 seconds to 1 minute before you passout. Tack on another minute to die.

The vaccum would kill you instantly

That's fine, right up to the point where they go ..."and we're not going to let anyone else do things we don't like, either".

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More interesting in the Twilight Zone than in the Twilight movies.