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OMG… this is like World of Warcraft meets The Housewives of Atlanta. I am gonna hurt myself laughing.
ROTFL!!!
Tsk…well she sure knows how to motivate a shopkeeper…
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!
@ Elfguy
Hell that motivated me! And I can’t sew That Good!
“The lad invited to the ball. It’s he a peach.”
What’s she saying? Did he invite her or did she invite him? Or was he just generally invited?
I believe it’s supposed to say “The lad invited me to the ball. He’s a peach.”
It should be “Isn’t he a peach.”
The barbarian wants to exquisitely gorgeous. That will definitely make the king think the barbarian is going all girly.
Last panel is the best motivational panel I have seen in AGES.
In addition ROTFLMAO!!!
Man, that priestess is really getting on my nerves. I really hope Tiff can get back at her soon.
I mean so far the Pristess has been getting away with picking on Tiff.
I don’t see the princess as picking on Tiff, I see it as more along the lines of friendly banter.
In addition, TYphan-Knee already has Denver’s attention, all ‘she’ has to do is to make up her mind if she wants to be friends or a ‘dragoon’ (AKA dragon rider).
@MadMann135
I said the Priestess, Teresa who is also a guy turned girl.
The other blond in this strip.
Sometimes I think Peonie dyes her hair. She seems like a blonde.
I think part of the kings attraction to Tiffany, is that she’s NOT a fragile ditzy lady.
He knows if an assasin suddenly appeared, that tiffany would not end up being a victim.
More the other way around in fact … “Tiffany – put. the. assasin. down.” “aww”
@Sheela. Indeed, i think the kings attraction is that she’s different and tomboyish.
Well I suspect that the “annoying priestess” is on her way to being dragon chow if she keeps going like this. (Denver IS a dragon after all, and well… dragons tend to eat annoying people, just look at what happened with the wagon master and his sister.)
Besides other spelling mistakes corrected above, is nobody going to comment on “I though this thing was in my honor”?
I for one will not nitpick spelling and grammar when the story is written and drawn as well as this. It’s nicely done, the art is first rate and it cracks me up. You rock Drowemos!
@Miamistax – I am not sure pointing out something as blatant as this can be considered nitpicking. Yes, the story is well written and drawn – it’s just not well spelled. 🙂
Tyrahan is definitely thinking like a woman now.. or at least starting to sound like one. It’s very typical of women to want to appear 100 times better and much more prettier than the other women that they hate. This way they can kind of show off how much better they are than that “bitch”. They then basically can say: “You’re only hating on me because I’m so much better than you!” and kind of put the bitches in their places.
I though this thing was in my honor”, yeah you are right I spotted that spelling error right away. It just screamed at me. It’s supposed to be “honour”, god, learn use the letter “u” properly. :op
I wonder at what point Tiffany’s common sense will catch up with her sense of pride and competitiveness.
Lookbeyond…that’s only if you’re from the commonwealth. US english spells it “honor” which is probably where the author’s from.
In America, it is honor.
I’d feel bad to point out all the spelling errors. Rather than patrol for those, I look at the artwork and try to focus on the laughs. That’s what the artist would want, I think.
@LookBeyond hey, Americans spell it ‘honor’, so technically she’s not making an error there.
In fact, Americans drop a lot of u’s in spelling. So there ya go.
Honour or honor (from the Latin word honos, honoris). Both spellings are right
Guys, ‘honor’ isn’t a spelling mistake, that just indicates that the author is probably American and you’re either Canadian or British. Not every dialect spells the word the same way.
I can’t see the creator of a work complaining about free proofreading. Pointing out spelling/grammar errors is not a criticism but rather, provided it is done so respectfully, a service.
Honor with a U is like an hour with 80 minutes. It’s to much and wrong.
Tiffany is getting pushed around pretty hard by a number of Southerners. I’d like to see how they’d fare a couple weeks among the Northern Barbarians. Teresa might come to appreciate Tiffanys’ restraint, along with the more manly behavior of her brethren.
@mnh: “Honor with a U is like an hour with 80 minutes. It’s to much and wrong.”
“To” in front of “much” is too little and wrong–even in America.
I somehow get the feeling the priestess is working on some agenda with the king. Or at least have similar goals. I mean she showed up JUST before the king did in the dungeon, and when Tiffany is looking like she won’t be going ‘girl’ to the ball she shows up again. Or i’m secretly a paranoid conspiracy theorist.
Is she putting her boobs back in place? I love that girl!