I've never had coffee. I've never needed coffee. I'm 30 now, and even now, all I need to get me up and going is to get out of bed. Once I'm up, I'm up. It always vexes my mom that I can just roll out of bed and head out the door. Even if I don't get much sleep, I have no real trouble making it through the day. I've even pretty much cut soda out of my diet, though that's mostly out of pure cheapness - tap water's free, so I stick with that.
edited 26th Aug '15 6:19:58 PM by Tiamatty
X-Men X-Pert, my blog where I talk about X-Men comics.I occasionally drink coffee with an excessive amount of sugar in an attempt to not fall asleep at work, but I'm not sure it actually does anything for me. I think I'm just dozing off because I'm bored.
I mean, about half the time I'll get tense and unpleasant, but it's pretty rare for me to successfully stave off sleep this way...
she her hers hOI!!! i'm tempeHa ha, the same happens to me. Well, not at work but at school. I think it is also caused by the AC being too cold. I use mints to stay awake, the really strong kind. Just keep popping them till either my eyes burn too much to shut them or class ends. And once I leave the class any signs of sleepiness disappear.
Writer, or something.As any nurse will tell you, coffee is wonderful on 10s and 12s.
Particularly, any job where it's necessary not to take a hit of caffeine when you get up. but halfway through your shift.
I personally drink a cup or two daily depending on how rough the night before was. Worst case scenario is I get a doubleshot from the vending machine (I swear it's toxic).
What I don't get is people who stay up until 1:00 AM the night before a 6:30 AM workday and then just power through with 5 hour energy.
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans....Yeah, I totally never do that.
Dopants: He meant what he said and he said what he meant, a Ninety is faithful 100%.Hey Not stealth isn't human at all.
Looks like some sort of long necked winged reptile.
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans.Living Tablecloth?
@21033 I've actually been wondering that myself - what if this thing basically is just an animate cloak, one that happens to be gathering itself to move like a quadriped? I wouldn't even put it in the top five strangest things in the comic if it were.
Reminder: Offscreen Villainy does not count towards Complete Monster.It seems to talk like it's speaking through a bargain bin Universal Translator, so who knows?
You mean, like Dementors?
More like a Lethifold
edited 27th Aug '15 9:50:45 PM by PapercutChainsaw
3DS Friend Code: 0018-0767-4231@21036 I wouldn't know; I haven't read Harry Potter.
That said, we can now say for sure that it is not an animate cloak.
Also, I have to dig, but I'm fairly certain someone here did call it.
EDIT: Wait, the author rant uses "her"... I was most certainly not expecting lesbian griffins. I will admit, that was completely off my radar.
edited 28th Aug '15 6:33:31 AM by 32_Footsteps
Reminder: Offscreen Villainy does not count towards Complete Monster.That griffon was, in fact, noteworthy
Also damnit shive you were two months too early. Had you just put a little bit more filler this joke would have been two years old.
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans.Dammit I called it and didn't say anything.
Read my stories!AHR, it's been a while!
I also did a double take at the "her wife" thing. But I did a bigger double take at the griffin. Man, I can just imagine Shive giggling to himself when he wrote that page two years ago.
Writer, or something.Then you didn't call it, you thought it :P
Dopants: He meant what he said and he said what he meant, a Ninety is faithful 100%.What are we talking about two years ago?
I can never follow what's going on in EGS because it moves so slowly.
The first griffin to show up. Which is also around the time Ashley showed up. Oh man, how long have I been reading this comic?
Writer, or something.And an NP with breast expansion. Of course.
I'm just staring at Shive's waist. So small in comparison...
Writer, or something.I have no objections. Well, okay, I tend not to be a fan of involuntary transformation, but no more so than any other form of slapstick.
edited 28th Aug '15 1:21:43 PM by TheyCallMeTomu
...If you tend not to be a fan of involuntary transformation, what got you into this comic?
...Now that I think about it, I am also not a big fan of involuntary transformation. Why did I start reading this?
Writer, or something.I didn't realize I didn't care for Involuntary Transformation until I was in my later teens and better able to conceptualize and bring morality to the idea of consent. I didn't understand that it was an issue when I was much younger, just another aspect of comedy.
Which is part of why I gave up on the Wotch. Which is relevant because we're or not for the Wotch I wouldn't have heard of EGS in the first place.
The Blog The ArtUh, the main focus of the comic is hardly on involuntary transformation. I mean, it happens a fair bit of time, but not that frequently. I think most of the transformation is of the voluntary type, actually. Anyway, even transformation is just one of the elements of the comic. As long you are not averse to the concept, you can enjoy the rest fairly easy. Personally, I don't care for transformation one way or the other, but that is not why I read it.
Pfft. I go through two liters a day! Top THAT!
Actually, don't, we're both going to die of liver failure as it is.