Trivia

First off, I would like to apologize for my absence yesterday, as a meeting ran overtime. But rest assured, Comix has returned. Also, I figured out how to make spaces on a mobile device post. Without further chitchat, the trivia!

Eggplants and thistles are related. 

An iguana can remain submerged underwater for almost a half hour.

The garfish has green bones.

Diastima refers to the condition in which someone has a gap between their teeth.

In terms of pound for pound strength, babies are more powerful than oxen.

So, that concludes another week of Comix! Have a nice weekend! Comix out!

Featured short

This week's featured short is a little skit called "Quack boom itis". The plot is as follows: A doctor diagnoses a duck with the titular disease, and a three note scare chord plays. On the third note, the duck spontaneously explodes. Animation style: Hand puppet/ animation mix. Characters: duck, hand puppet doctor. Running time: 10 seconds. The doctor is played by a real life hand puppet, but everything else is animated.  That concludes this episode of Featured Sho-BOOOM!!!!!!!     Quack!

Info

Did you know? Pre demolition, the Comix building had no health care, which would explain the sheer number of hazards abound.

Fanny pack

This week's fanny pack is random, so enjoy the following photos.

Here we have some bunny advice, a... thing, a sheepig, some wolves of philosophy, and the law of stick physique. I do not own these pictures, and they can be clicked for a better view, as always.

That's about it for today, so I will see you Comixers tomorrow!

I'm starting to think that Comix fans should have a better name as a whole. I'll think about a replacement.

Trivia

Did you know that Fanta Orange is the 3rd largest selling soft drink in the world? It is also my favorite. We have four more facts where that came from, so enjoy!

Planting an apple seed almost gurantees that the tree of a different type of apple grows.

It is possible for a fetus to get the hiccups. 0_0

A lone pea has 14 chromosomes.

The first letters of the months July through November spell JASON, and more serial killers are born in November than any other month. Coincidence? I think not.


That about does it for today, and ergo the week, so drop back on Monday for more, and have a nice weekend!

Weekly Weirdos

Hello and welcome to another Weekly Weirdos segment, brought to you by Brand Ex's grow your own date! This week's weirdos are...

Lil' Punk Pete: An absurdly tiny human boy with an equally small guitar, a mohawk, and a bad rocker attitude to boot.

Flick: This matchstickman carries traits of well, a match and a stickman. He is a pyromaniac.

Barry: A, how do I put this delicately, horizontally tall human dedicated to longboarding and fast food, currently working on a combination of the 2.

London B. Falling: This ridiculously tall stickman is strangely not British, or as far as we know, even from Europe.

Suzie and The Beast: A cute little girl by day, but at night, Suzie becomes a pygmy werewolf, still just as dangerous. Enjoys bouncing a rubber ball around during the day.

This has been Weekly Weirdos. Thanks for viewing! Comix out! Oh, wait, completely unrelated:  

Featured Quote

We are back with another installment of the rare segment, Featured Quote.  This installment's quote comes to us from Joe, the little Pac Man esque character. He says this so often, it could be considered his catch phrase. The quote is, "The things I do for my hat." Followed almost directly by him going to bizarre lengths to get his hat back. I blame the liberal media. Comix out!