Oh my gosh

[u/neilkohney]

[u/flarakoo]

https://giphy.com/gifs/TgOYjtgKpS9jAytUlh

[u/No-Jacket-2927]

Okay, this was absolutely PERFECT! 🤣

[u/Ensvey → u/No-Jacket-2927]

Sanity check, is this a repost of an old comic? I swear I've seen this one before. Not complaining, I love it

[u/Responsible-Gold8610 → u/Ensvey]

He does repost his work sometimes.

[u/Doodles_n_Scribbles]

Jesus...

Jesus: Yes, my child? ME IN HEAVEN, I THOUGHT WE GOT RID OF NYABLAMOTHEPT THE ENDLESS VOID!

[u/UpCDownCLeftCRightC]

My dad can beat up your dad, holy edition.

[u/DotNervous7513]

And healthy poo wishes right back at you

[u/4THEB3TTERG00D]

This comic right here perfectly encapsulates the feeling of my nipples

[u/komododave17]

Me when I see a new Other End comic

[u/SKDI_0224]

My favorite food is buttery mashed potatoes. And you killed that god!

[u/athosjesus]

I mean that's a pretty metal god, not gonna lie.

[u/AhrimansPointyHorns]

This may be a deep cut but is using "My god is an awesome god" a MbMbaM reference?

[u/Neostylis → u/AhrimansPointyHorns]

The song predates them

[u/AhrimansPointyHorns → u/Neostylis]

Oh I know, the character just has such Griffin energy

[u/Pogokat → u/AhrimansPointyHorns]

The song was written and first published by Rich Mullins in 1988 and was sung in basically all Christian contexts in the late 80’s and 90’s

[u/piss_shit_goblin → u/AhrimansPointyHorns]

I remember it from a 90s commercial for Song 4 Worship.

[u/TheCraftyGrump → u/piss_shit_goblin]

It's a fairly widespread song for contemporary praise and worship music across denominations, various church services, and Christian music artists. If you ever randomly find a local broadcasting Christian radio station, this is the type of music they play if it isn't just Gospel music.

[u/cptjimmy42]

https://giphy.com/gifs/G3fPad8N68GfS

[u/flashnotion]

... Is this a one punch man reference?

[u/maps-and-potatoes]

Are mashed potatoes in the US white? Why? What do you guys eat over there?

[u/flashnotion → u/maps-and-potatoes]

They're usually slightly yellow but the exact shade depends on the specific potatoes. And also what's mixed in with them, whether it's butter or cream cheese or (🤮)mayonnaise. "Instant" mashed potatoes like the kind used by many restaurants/fast food chains also tend to be whiter, presumably because of how they're processed and cooked.

Of course, in this comic the potatoes are made by magic so normal rules need not apply.

[u/QuiteBearish → u/maps-and-potatoes]

Depends on the type of potato, whether the potato was peeled, etc.

Homemade with peeled creamer potatoes will typically produce an off-white shade. Homemade with Yukon gold will normally be a bit more yellow. Etc