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The comic continues! This comic is a just short snippet of 
's fanfiction Those Lacking Spines, which you should ALL go read RIGHT NOW because it is drop-dead hilarious and I said so! XD It's from the fifth chapter, which is here! --> [link]
(This ISN'T chronological with the previous comic, it was just easier to label that way.)
And here's the rest:
Page one: [link]
Page two: [link]
's fanfiction Those Lacking Spines, which you should ALL go read RIGHT NOW because it is drop-dead hilarious and I said so! XD It's from the fifth chapter, which is here! --> [link](This ISN'T chronological with the previous comic, it was just easier to label that way.)
And here's the rest:
Page one: [link]
Page two: [link]
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I WAS SAD FOR YOU, AND I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU. I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU MAN.
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Not by me, just saw it somewhere on the Web once.
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Great job! I love the expressions; you captured everything very well X3
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