Queen takes bishop?
unless they adopted I doubt she’s a bird.
Left the nonexistent relationship with a cult icon to be with another human. Good for him.
This didn’t have such a wholesome outcome for Cricket.
Is that from a british tv show? I remember something like that vaguely.
It’s always sunny in Philadelphia
No, I can assure you it does indeed rain and snow in Philly.
I’m just going to leave this here…
On the other hand, I’m an atheist but she makes me believe there is a god
His prayers were answered, I suppose. Successful success.
Once he stopped praying to a third party and started talking to the ladies directly did his outcome change. The lesson is “you can do more than pray”
I think he just was selective.
He looks happy, good for him
Probably happens more often than you think. What happens if you stop being a priest get married and a regular job? Well life moves on for you.
I am definitely missing the joke here. Can someone explain?
It’s the same bishop / priest / holy person in all 6 parts of the comic. This is showing the progression of a person following their desires.
- At first, he doesn’t look
- Next, he side glances
- Then, he’s glancing a lot
- Then, he’s blatantly staring
- After that, he’s actually engaging
- Finally, he has apparently succumbed to his desires and engaged enough to no longer wear his robes and have a kid.
I think I got all that, but is there a joke in this? Or is it just supposed to be a heartwarming story or whatever?
Also, in the last frame she is wearing his old robe.
It’s a progression story.
Unrealistic: he’d be abusing the child.
Correlation does not equal causation.
Thanks Duning Kruger
Oh come on, at least spell it correctly if you’re gonna try and insult someone’s intelligence.
Why is it always dumb people who try to insult other people’s intelligence?
Should be young school boys passing him by
It clearly shows him fighting his urges. They wouldn’t do that around children
“The Sin” - Heinrich Lossow
I feel like she knew exactly what she was doing, walking by him so often.
It was different women, some noses are different.
