Comments (9)

• Bieeanshee 10 years ago archived

  I don't think I've ever seen a cock's crow transliterated that way before. Not that I'm complaining-- 'cock a doodle-doo!' seems a little inelegant for a charming place in the English countryside.

  
  

  Love how he's soldiering on, despite the curse. And by soldiering, I mean a slow, dignified death by symptoms of the common cold. ;)

  • Kate A 10 years ago archived

    That's a pigeon! You can tell because that's 90% of birds here.

    • Disloyal Subject 10 years ago archived

      You guys have an overabundance of sky-rats too, huh?

      • BrokenEye 10 years ago archived

        I actually haven't seen a pigeon in a while. I may be exaggerating slightly, of course, but there don't seem to be very many at all in my area anymore. Only ever two or three in any given place at any given time (though I've no reason to believe they're the same two or three), and not in nearly as many places at nearly as many times as they once were. It's all crows now. Like, all over the place. Crows everywhere. Especially wherever the pigeons used to be, but you know, in trees and stuff too. Because yeah, that's not ominous at all.

        
        

        Oh, and seagulls, but they're nothing new.

    • Bieeanshee 10 years ago archived

      facepalm I'd probably realize these things if I ever left the basement.

• Jay 10 years ago archived

  There totally isn't a curse, is there?

  • Phlebas 10 years ago archived

    Signs point to something in the water. Possibly only (or especially) when it's hot.

• Fairportfan 10 years ago archived

  Panel Five: That was cruel.

• SotiCoto 10 years ago archived

  ... She is smiling entirely too much for Harry, and smoking entirely too little...