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<strong>,<em>,<blockquote>,<ol>,<ul>,<a href>are all permitted for use in comments. Sorry, no embedded images — if you'd like share a drawing post it elsewhere, and link to it. Inappropriate or offensive comments will be deleted... so... play nice!It's not dihydrogen oxide?
From the always-reliable Wikipedia:
I should add that I modified Anni's note to include the hydrogen oxide, because I thought it was funny in comparison with the quoted "science".
Then, after thinking about it, I don't think it's funny. So I've removed it.
Love the strategically "eruptive" bucket.
I love the fact that his bucket gets mentioned in his title, like it's his sidekick.
You know, professors can do the same thing, and in half the time.
Is he a pinhead?
He kind of looks like a pinhead.
Very cool Anni! Does he hang his utility belt in the utility closet?
Why, I believe he DOES hang his utility belt in the utility closet. He's all about utility! And NOT about being suggestive...I promise I wasn't trying to place his bucket in a "special" spot....
This hero reminds me of the distinctive-smelling chemical stuff the elementary school janitors used to use to clean up vomit.
Nice work, Anni!
Heh, I think his cape might be riding a little high. I thought he had long luscious locks for some reason.
Like a cross-dressing janitor with a bucket of water.