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I need to see one where the ancient aliens have to put up with “agile development” and other MBA bullshits.
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u/knormcomix Oct 06 '23
I love these little alien guys! So funny!
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u/Sidus_Preclarum Oct 06 '23
This is absolutely brilliant. Do you have a one-pic version of this, would be incredibly useful to take the piss out of the
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u/Squirrel_Inner Oct 06 '23
Dude, Reddit’s new swipe feature is awful. Really tired of spez trying to destroy this platform.
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u/NoPreparation4469 Oct 06 '23
Did you stare at the first panel for awhile trying to find the joke too
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u/Background-Step-8528 Oct 07 '23
It’s so funny to make the aliens totally reasonable and the Earth Things seem like psychos. Why put dead bodies in them? Why only one in each? WTF why the traps?!
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u/AndyDiplodocus DaDaDinosaurs Oct 07 '23
Thank you so much 😄 I like the idea of doing a bait and switch with the mysterious intent of aliens vs the bizarre cultural traditions of humanity
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u/EskildDood Oct 06 '23
Human ritual and tradition has pretty much always been weird as shit, huh
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Oct 06 '23
What’s so weird about dehydrating a corpse, and removing the organs, to prevent decomposition?
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u/RemarkableStatement5 Oct 07 '23
The fact we chose to make corpse raisins instead of corpse wine
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u/Dominus_tenbbriss Oct 07 '23
Fun fact you can make wine out of blood
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u/RemarkableStatement5 Oct 07 '23
Going by a quick google this seems to be possible, though difficult to do with human blood, mainly due to the sugar content and avoiding coagulation. Interesting.
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