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Creased Comics, Brad Neely

Creased Comics, Brad Neely

Rice Boy Funnyexam.com - Hilarious exam answers Q. What is meant by the term 'hermaphrodite'? A. By Nick Enoch Updated: 18:02 GMT, 29 February 2012 For years, the 'Kung Fu' gland somehow escaped the attention of endocrinologists. But one student has clearly found it... according to his hilarious answer to a biology exam question (complete with surreal sketch). And what about the meaning of the term 'hermaphrodite'. Welcome to the wonderful world of Funnyexam.com - a website crammed with astonishingly bad answers given by students in both the UK and US. Discovery of the legendary 'Kung Fu' gland, according to one student on Funnyexam.com See the top right corner, so that you're quite clear they're talking about a 'horse'... Now that's a 'hard' exam question Teachers have so far submitted hundreds of 'epic fail' responses by pupils, covering maths, science and just about every other subject on the curriculum. And it does make you wonder what exactly is being taught in schools. They wrote 'Ice'.

The Adventures of Dr. McNinja October 28th, 2011 Chainmail Bikini – Special Edition! Shamus Says: This comic was made backwards. In days of yore, I’d write a joke, then Shawn would draw it. This one came art-first, the webcomic equivalent of a breech birth. This comic grew in the making. Each of us had about a dozen jokes we wanted to jam into this final strip, and it took a while to find a set that we were both happy with, that worked together, and that matched the art. This is sort of a snapshot of what we had wanted to do with the series. Hope you enjoyed it. Shawn Says: And there you have it! If you’re curious, from my end, this comic took between 20 and 30 hours from start to finish. If you’d like to see a much, much larger view of today’s comic, sans word bubbles, it is the current vote incentive for Clockworks over on TopWebComics.com. Anyway, this brings our adventure in Chainmail Bikini to a close.

Hyperbole and a Half OVERCOMPENSATING: The Journal Comic With a Seething Disdain for Reality. Firman Productions

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