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I guess Chucky didn't quite make it to his aviation class on time. But hey, all his friends are here. His cool cat teacher is a big change from the math professor. I kinda fucked up on how his sunglasses fit, but otherwise he came out about like I wanted him to.

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Type: Comic

Published: 14 years ago

Rating: General

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BorderWalker

14 years ago

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I'm loving the character design of his teacher. And gotta love a teacher who at least understands one might be late because of lovely scheduling.

Chucky

14 years ago

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@ BorderWalker

Thanks. I had such a colorful mix of teachers in college. I made sure to put that into the comic.

MarcoWolf

14 years ago

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i love frenchie he is my new fav

Chucky

14 years ago

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@ MarcoWolf

XD

MarcoWolf

14 years ago

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@ Chucky

i love france and i speak a little french

sedkitty

14 years ago

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How do tattoos work on furries, anyway?

Chucky

14 years ago

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@ sedkitty

I would assume they kind of work like a branding, except with color as well.

MarcoWolf

14 years ago

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@ Chucky

or dyeing the fur a dif color

Chucky

14 years ago

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@ MarcoWolf

I thought of that too, but it would have to be like a pigment alteration to make it permanent. Otherwise it would eventually wash out like hair dye. But hey, if Redwall characters can have tattoos, then so can mine.

MarcoWolf

14 years ago

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@ Chucky

very true.
might i pose an unrelated question to you?

Chucky

14 years ago

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@ MarcoWolf

Please do.

MarcoWolf

14 years ago

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@ Chucky

i pm-ed it to ya

MooseJam

14 years ago

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Hahaha! The ass kissing to the kid with the brew connections begins.

Chucky

14 years ago

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@ MooseJam

Ha ha, never thought about it that way.

IdesinLupesoule

13 years, 6 months ago

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Is that the Venus, female symbol he's got as a piercing in his left ear?

Chucky

13 years, 6 months ago

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@ IdesinLupesoule

Nope, it's two piercings. The upper one is a simple ring, the lower one is crossbones. I can see how it looks like the female symbol though.

yssupnikcid

13 years, 6 months ago

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Damn, tats on the teacher is the shit. They're cool with us and really know how we've been through cause they been through the same as well.

Chucky

13 years, 6 months ago

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@ yssupnikcid

Yeah Buck is cool. He's young too, he's only been a teacher for a few years.

strikecentral

12 years, 6 months ago

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Just discovered this comic and I'm reading through it. Loving it so far.

Just curious, how exactly would a tattoo on a fur work really? I know you're using dramatic liscense for it but this actually got me thinking how it would actually work. Would it cause the fur to stain and grow in the color it was marked? Or would it just be a bare area on the skin? I have never contemplated this before.

Chucky

12 years, 6 months ago

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@ strikecentral

I always figured they're like a 'cattle brand'. The fur is permanently burned away, then the remaining area is colored. I'm not sure how else you'd do it.

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