Being a vegetarian is something you get over very quickly once you live in a culture that considers refusing food a tremendous insult. A healthy dose of moral relativism is really the only solution.
Pangolin: My sister is half-Cantonese (okay, half-sister, but it gets confusing), and she was a vegetarian for several years, EXCEPT certain family dinners. 😉
Yep this sequence of events is definitely reminding me of mums attempt at feeding me sheep brains. She even tried crumbing them so that I couldn’t *see* what they looked like.
So would an ‘om nom nom nom’ be out of place here?
Om nom nom nom
om nom nom nom is usually reserved for things you are eating quickly with great pleasure.
Which is what makes it funny here 🙂
Loving the little “Blech” part xD
@bookwyrm: very 😉
Over the teeth and past the gums, look out stomach, here it comes!
Blood of the Architect! I can’t watch! Being a vegetarian myself, this is just like my nightmares!
Her face in the second panel is like “Oh, man!”
Being a vegetarian is something you get over very quickly once you live in a culture that considers refusing food a tremendous insult. A healthy dose of moral relativism is really the only solution.
Blood and shale… she ate it…
Not that she really had a choice… but still…
(Fines self for overuse of ellipses…)
Pangolin: My sister is half-Cantonese (okay, half-sister, but it gets confusing), and she was a vegetarian for several years, EXCEPT certain family dinners. 😉
Yep this sequence of events is definitely reminding me of mums attempt at feeding me sheep brains. She even tried crumbing them so that I couldn’t *see* what they looked like.
It didn’t work
well, she took a respectable sized bite.