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Strafe Left: The Formative Years #17
Posted by Tim Stone on February 17th, 2008 at 10:17 am.
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Always liked this one.
One of the best, for certain.
The best Strafe Left I can remember. Had me laughing for ages when I first saw it all that time ago
I admit, I like this one a lot too.
KG
YAY!
Brilliant.
Okay, you got me. Funny bone activated. You win this round, Mr. Stone.
Yay, my favourite one *saves and prints*
I have yet to laugh at Mr. Stone’s comics….’still waiting’, maybe next week. I’m not giving up yet : /
That is funny. Very.
I fear you may never, bildo.
I love Strafe Left, they nearly always make me chuckle, why have PCG stopped it?
If you have not laughed now, Nick would be right in that you may never.
Ya either like it. Or ya don’t. ;-)