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You are so funny and interesting and endearing….this was great–and creepy (the slugs, not you) 🙂 Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Well, I suppose I can be creepy in just the right lighting… Ha ha! No, I hear you, and I want to thank you for your kind words AND support. 🙂
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I loooove your crumble cult strip and crumblecast….just makes my day!!!!
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Aw… shucks!
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Zombie slugs!!! Would be terrifying if they were fast zombies…like, faster than normal slugs. That baby would be in earnest’s coffee right on cue!
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Oh hells no! FAST zombie slugs?! Now I’m gonna have nightmares! 😮
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Dear Tony,
You should watch “The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra”. It’s an intentional B movie, and it is brilliant.
Where I grew up (New Jersey), people often grew tomatoes in tiny little home gardens, and as a result, we had tomato bugs: https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3141/2782729290_2f37c4559a.jpg
::shudder::
I do not know its mating habits. This is good. I think I might know too much about how banana slugs get it on as it is.
All My Love,
Jennifer
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I am going to try and track down a copy of The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra. With a title like that I just cannot resist! I hope I can find it!
That is one scary looking creepy crawly. I don’t think I want to know how it reproduces either. Finding out about the banana slug’s mating habits was traumatic enough! Footage of that is worse than any B grade film ever could be, I’m thinking!
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Ooh… you might have something there. How about a Troma-like movie called:
“Baby Making Banana Slugs in Banana Slings!”
or, if we want to keep it short and sweet:
“Tomato Bugs Twerking!”
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I’m laughing so hard here! Yeah, someone should make that! All we need do is supply them with alcohol, and watch the lovin’ unfold! Oh, hang on, isn’t alcohol bad for slugs? Oh well, I guess that’s what Hollywood special effects are for, right? 😛
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That is diabolical. XD
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I love the second frame where Ernest sticks out his tongue. LOL!
Slugs… creepy- but they are living creatures.
Saw a news story where an artist traveled with her slugs. She was in love with them. WTF?
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Seriously?! That’s just… well, I don’t know what to make of that. I hope I never meet her!
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Time to freak out with one of those jumping up and down, frantically swiping at your shoulder kinda fits! Of course, slugs are not spiders….
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Yeah, spiders are WORSE! At least slugs can’t catch up with you if you decide to run! 😛
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Lol, Tony. I laughed out loud when I saw the last frame. Hehe, that’s true what Lynn says… his friend is always looking at his phone. So typical of this day and age. I’m amazed he even noticed the slug! 🙂
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Well, I think he has, because he’s lifting his phone to take a picture! With friends like that, who needs enemies? 😛
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Who needs enemies is right…and a great cartoon – did make me laugh.
I am doing fun facts on my blog post today…and I guess I did fun slug facts on your FB page! Mouthy tonight 🙂
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That was fun, Patricia, because I knew nothing about the variety of slugs that frequent your neck of the woods! They would be a sight to see! 😛
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Lol! This made me laugh so much!
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Then I have succeeded. Yay! 😀
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I like how the friend is always looking at his phone. 🙂
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I have a few friends who always look at their phones while I’m trying to have a conversation with them. It drives me mad! 😛
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