Friday , August 14 , 2009

    Posted by:

    Sarah

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Well, I hope you whiners are happy. If this isn't enough boobage for you, I honest to God don't know what is. I'll have to start drawing boobs in every panel, just to keep you happy. Sheesh. Most of you have your own boobs to look at anyways.

In other news, if I could choose any character in FT to bring to life and do, it would most definitely be Melody. I'd totally tap that. Maybe it's my penchant for blondes, maybe it's my attraction to blue eyes, maybe it's a combination of both. Maybe it's the tits. Could be anything, really.

Now we just need to find a real-life equivalent of Shelly for James. You know, without the lesbian part. ... Or maybe with it. He seems to get along better with lesbians than straight girls. We just need to find a lesbian who doesn't mind penises.

Ready... go!

~sjh

    Posted by:

    James

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Real life Shelly sans the lesbian bit? Win. Incredibly unlikely, but if anyone has suggestions...

This strip really should have been entitled "Point Taken, or Holy Shit That's a Lot of Boobs". Because seriously. This has to meet our titty quota for, like, the next two months. It's as though we've been digging through the craggy, unyielding, carboniferous strata of webcomic humor and have suddenly unearthed a jiggling, bountiful vein of full-color bosomite for you, the readers, to enjoy.

It's a terrible shame that I'm not a geologist, and that there are no new rocks under the sun. Because I would totally name a new kind of stone "bosomite". Because "titrock" doesn't roll of the tongue in quite the same way. Although as an informality, it would work fine.

Anyway, if this isn't enough boob for you...well, it means you're Sarah's girlfriend. This ought to be plenty for anyone else. End of story.

I finished Ghostbusters: The Video Game for Wii yesterday, and I have to admit to being not only immensely entertained by it but to also feeling incredibly rewarded as a fan of Ghostbusters in general. The game certainly wasn't some hack effort whose technical aspects were thrown together at the last minute, as I had feared--it was carefully scripted and balanced and featured some of the best voice acting I've ever heard in a game. Probably because damn near the entire original cast of the movies reprised their roles. And with the Wii version, the non-photorealistic graphics are a big plus. There are some parts of the game that feel very much like The Real Ghostbusters, and the blending of the films and the cartoon are made all the more seamless by the visuals. So if you get the chance, and you're a fan of Ghostbusters, you need to pick this game up.

If you don't, the EPA wins.

-James