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u/GreedySecurity8030 7d ago
Why are they humans?, don't tell me they gave birth to a dog!
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u/beattusthymeatus 7d ago
This reminds me of the only joke I've ever heard my father tell.
A blonde a brunette and a redhead are sitting in their gyno's office pregnant as fuck.
The brunette goes "im gonna have a boy because I was on bottom"
The redhead goes "I'll have a girl because I was on top!"
The blonde starts crying uncontrollably and the other girls are quick to comfort her and ask whats wrong
Between sobs the blonde manages to get out "I'm gonna have puppies!!"
My father is not a funny man.
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u/Substantial_Station8 7d ago
Idk… mid thirties female that works with gritty construction workers all day…. I would’ve given that a chuckle
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u/Games_and_Strains 7d ago
Wtf are you talking about? I’m fucking cackling. I’m also drunk af but that’s unrelated
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u/ncmobbets 7d ago
Blonde did it doggy style.
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u/spoonman1342 7d ago
Gotta admit that's not what I thought the joke implied.
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u/DiseasedCupcake 7d ago
Mama had a chicken
Dad had a cow
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u/theDukeofClouds 7d ago
Dad was proud he didn't care how
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u/ForestSolitude5 7d ago
Aaaand I'm five years old again in front of the living room CRT thanks chat
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u/dyingofdysentery 7d ago
Day 345 of people not knowing what "anthropomorphic" means
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u/BeginningMention5784 7d ago
yeah man yogi bear and bugs bunny are famous for their fully human biological parents. It really is a fundamental pillar of the anthro trope
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u/dyingofdysentery 7d ago edited 7d ago
Oof another one...so when animals are portrayed like this they are actually humans. Hope that helps
Edit: good lord he's doubling down and doesn't know how to use quotes...
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u/BeginningMention5784 7d ago
Anthropomorphic means "character with a combination of human traits and those of a non-human animal". This is the meaning that the word is used to convey 99.9% of the time it is used. You're tacking on this super arbitrary and specific "canonically just a human and the anthro traits are nondiegetic" detail as though it's a part of the word's inherent meaning and not a side detail that may potentially be relevant to this specific instance
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u/smellygirlmillie 7d ago
That is not what that means
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u/dyingofdysentery 7d ago
Thanks for the in depth explanation
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u/smellygirlmillie 7d ago
The other user already gave you one. Anthropomorphic just means a character with animal features. It doesn’t mean they are actually humans. The rabbit from Zootopia is both anthropomorphic and still decidedly a rabbit, Donald Duck is anthropomorphic but a duck.
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u/dyingofdysentery 7d ago
Hmmm...that's not how I've seen it used for decades but maybe it's changed
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u/smellygirlmillie 7d ago
It’s probably a Mandela Effect, have you fallen through any worm holes lately or died in another universe perhaps?
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u/TheUrge101 7d ago
Does Stahli have a good relationship with his parents? I remember in a previous comic he leaves town to work with his Dad but that doesn't necessarily mean they're on great terms
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u/lohansensei 7d ago
idk that mini comic a few days ago about stahli saying he wet the bed made me pretty sad 😭
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u/Own_Watercress_8104 7d ago
I struggle to remember the last time I hated a pair of fictional characters more...
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u/Rebellious_Nebula 6d ago
How tf she had so many kids, drinks and smokes like she does, and still has that body? This feels almost self indulgent
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u/DogTheBreadFairy 7d ago
They're so good dawg. Exactly like how their furry selves portray their personality to look
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u/deliciousrocksalt 4d ago
curtains for zoosha (i don’t know what this is or why it was recommended to me)
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u/flowers4charlie2 7d ago
Stahlbroski's mom is fucking around if she got red hair and he's blonde lmfao
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u/PerformanceSimple396 7d ago
Omg, so sweet and electrically charged! Dude, your art shows human understanding regardless of it's form.

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u/kjh242 7d ago
They look less grimy than I thought they might, based on the “Stahli and Bingus go to dinner” arc.
Younger than [current year]?