Housepets!

Eeg. This won't go well when the authorities find out. Not even the ferrets can pay their way out of this (and shouldn't). The only way the pack could get out of this might be throwing Jack to the wol................ wait........... <facepalm>.

Zaitsev wrote:Don't the wolves know they live in the same neighborhood as a cop?

Technically they live with quite a few... if you include the K-9's.

Xane, you made me search fo panel for TWICE! You know what they say: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, also shame on you. Fool me thrice, I kill you.

bhPixelFire wrote:

Zaitsev wrote:Don't the wolves know they live in the same neighborhood as a cop?

Technically they live with quite a few... if you include the K-9's.

I already said it: Jack share the profits with them.

the comic wrote:110 CAD

google.com wrote:110 Canadian Dollar equals
108.11 US Dollar

Hmm... Jack in the currency market as well? Also, CAD is also short for "Computer Aided Design" (Or "Computer Aided Drafting" if you're old school...) 110 is binary for 6, this is the 6th strip in the "Jack of One Trade" arc... Hmm...

RockstarRaccoon wrote:...REALLY? Seriously Jack and Poncho, neither of you have forseen the flaws in this plan? This is worse than that guy in Majora's Mask who has the bird steal stuff from you and you buy it back in town...

To be fair, I don't think they fully understand how the laws and technology works and are just basically doing what they normally do in the wild.

However, Miles should know how the laws and technology works, which is why i'm wondering why he's letting Jack continue with this operation in the first place?

TheOne wrote: 110 is binary for 6.

Aren't numbers and letters in binary made up of a combination of 8 bits?

actually, it can be written with as many or as few nits as you want unless you're actually putting it into a computer. 110 are the significant bits because everything to the left of them is 0. just like you could choose to write 006, but you only write 6 because the leading zeroes are only place holders.

we now return you to your regularly scheduled discussion.

TheOne wrote:

the comic wrote:110 CAD

google.com wrote:110 Canadian Dollar equals
108.11 US Dollar

Hmm... Jack in the currency market as well? Also, CAD is also short for "Computer Aided Design" (Or "Computer Aided Drafting" if you're old school...) 110 is binary for 6, this is the 6th strip in the "Jack of One Trade" arc... Hmm...

110 and CAD are valid hexadecimal numbers. 110CAD -> 1117357 -> LSELIII?
While 110-CAD is 272-3245, a secret telephone number? o_O

PhoenixAsper wrote:Eeg. This won't go well when the authorities find out. Not even the ferrets can pay their way out of this (and shouldn't). The only way the pack could get out of this might be throwing Jack to the wol................ wait........... <facepalm>.

Why Jack? Poncho's the one leaving physical evidence all over it.

teologist Lullerz Mao wrote: Saint Poncho is one of the mayor symbols of the Rickyology movement, as he died for Jack's sins and gave himself willingly to save his beloved brother from the rolled-up newspaper bludgeoning that caused his end.

Everybody loves Poncho!

I have just realized how small Poncho is. I mean, Jack is not the biggest wolf over there but Poncho is a full head shorter.

well this strip's not that great an indicator, he looks smaller cause he's farther from our point of view. In the last strip with him, he was also a bit farther from us.

he's about the same size as Sasha. Rick, I still say we need a height chart for these characters

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:well this strip's not that great an indicator, he looks smaller cause he's farther from our point of view. In the last strip with him, he was also a bit farther from us.

he's about the same size as Sasha. Rick, I still say we need a height chart for these characters

I'll second this, heck if Rick is willing to entertain the idea I might even sponsor the height spread sheet to make it worth his time.

Whaddya say guys!? Rick!?

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:well this strip's not that great an indicator, he looks smaller cause he's farther from our point of view. In the last strip with him, he was also a bit farther from us.

he's about the same size as Sasha. Rick, I still say we need a height chart for these characters

Seems like this one keeps coming up for a wide variety of reasons. It's not the greatest perspective in the world, but with Jack AND Poncho standing/leaning against/near a wall, we can at least get a decent viewing on how tall they are. +1 for being right about Sasha and Poncho being about the same height. Were you thinking about the linked strip in that comment?

Duster wrote:

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:well this strip's not that great an indicator, he looks smaller cause he's farther from our point of view. In the last strip with him, he was also a bit farther from us.

he's about the same size as Sasha. Rick, I still say we need a height chart for these characters

I'll second this, heck if Rick is willing to entertain the idea I might even sponsor the height spread sheet to make it worth his time.

Whaddya say guys!? Rick!?

I'm signing this petition.

TheOne wrote:+1 for being right about Sasha and Poncho being about the same height. Were you thinking about the linked strip in that comment?

yeah, when I said "the last strip with him" I actually meant the last arc he appeared in. I should have been more clear.

TheOne wrote:

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:well this strip's not that great an indicator, he looks smaller cause he's farther from our point of view. In the last strip with him, he was also a bit farther from us.

he's about the same size as Sasha. Rick, I still say we need a height chart for these characters

Seems like this one keeps coming up for a wide variety of reasons. It's not the greatest perspective in the world, but with Jack AND Poncho standing/leaning against/near a wall, we can at least get a decent viewing on how tall they are. +1 for being right about Sasha and Poncho being about the same height. Were you thinking about the linked strip in that comment?

Exactly that stip came into my mind too. And in the present one he is not so far behind Jack.

A hight chart for the characters would be a great thing. Maybe for the TWC-voting?

Render wrote:
A hight chart for the characters would be a great thing. Maybe for the TWC-voting?

Yeah, that would be really cool. "Twokinds" did the same on TWC.

You know guys, there have been many threads requesting this same thing. What I suggest is next time Rick has Open Commissions, everyone who gets a slot pools the money together and FORCES Rick to make a size chart!!!

But back on topic, Itsuki and Poncho are some of the only pets that always had clothes/ accessories since their appearance, am I right? I think so...

Then again, they are new.

Since nobody's mentioned this yet it makes me wonder if I've just never seen it written this way, but shouldn't "sawwed" be "sawed" (or "sawn")?

google says you are correct.

Obbl wrote:Since nobody's mentioned this yet it makes me wonder if I've just never seen it written this way, but shouldn't "sawwed" be "sawed" (or "sawn")?

yeah, I already saw that (yes, I know, I'm terrible for jokes XD)

By the way, Itsuki must be the first animal driving some kind of transport in the comic so far (well, besides the Bigglesworth with the karts). I wonder if he got a license or something to drive that thing

copper wrote:You know guys, there have been many threads requesting this same thing. What I suggest is next time Rick has Open Commissions, everyone who gets a slot pools the money together and FORCES Rick to make a size chart!!!

Why paying when you can just break into his house and repeat the words "Make a housepets! size chart." over and over and over and over again to his ear while he is sleeping until he subconciously doest it?

Silly Zealot wrote:Why paying when you can just break into his house and repeat the words "Make a housepets! size chart." over and over and over and over again to his ear while he is sleeping until he subconciously doest it?

You know that wacky romantic-comedy stuff doesn't actually work in real life.

Argent wrote:

Silly Zealot wrote:Why paying when you can just break into his house and repeat the words "Make a housepets! size chart." over and over and over and over again to his ear while he is sleeping until he subconciously doest it?

You know that wacky romantic-comedy stuff doesn't actually work in real life.

Romantic? What does this have to do with romance? Besides, you can't discard it until you try it.

Silly Zealot wrote:Romantic? What does this have to do with romance? Besides, you can't discard it until you try it.

He probably didn't mean "romantic" in the lovey-dovey sense. "Romantic" has other meanings, many of which involve fantasy, regardless of whether it involves love or not.

Silly Zealot wrote:Romantic? What does this have to do with romance? Besides, you can't discard it until you try it.

"Romantic Comedy" is a popular movie [and literary] genre. The hero, typically played by someone like Tom Hanks, is a lovable bumbling stalker. By means of a series of increasingly creepy schemes that would get anyone arrested and slapped with a restraining order if they tried it in real life he wins his target's heart and they run off together or get married in an ending so sweet it would give a ghost diabetes.

OH, yeah, that is clearly coincidence that the bumper has the same plate then the car of your customer...

Also, I find it always cute when the canines in this comic begin to pant, dunno why o.o