Hey, a new Cork you don't have to wait two months for. More poor Gloot.
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2 comments:
I like the subtle shift to complete comfort in settings. No one has to introduce themselves. We're in a bar, talking with monsters. It's just convvesrational and the gags have no restraint needing "origin" grounding. And this is as funny as the last one. Which was very funny. Cork is very optimistic.
convvesrational is another great word that I've decided works better than what I meant to type.
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