I appreciate Paul Gilligan’s previous experiences with sci-fi illustration. The way he uses it to morph Poncho into a multitude of creatures is quite entertaining.
Adding to the “conversation” about cats and dogs: who are we to denigrate what other cultures eat? People adapted their taste buds to what was available in their territories at the time.
Only in Western countries do we have “factory meat farms”. In other countries all over the world people still forage and eat what is in their environement. That’s why, even today, in those countries meat is a speciality, eaten maybe once a month or once a week, depending on one’s wealth.
We went to a restaurant in Kobe Japan. They only served one or two groups at a time. Every course was very fancy and prepared in front of us. The meals were $75, $100, and on up.
enigmamz 6 months ago
It’s getting to be about time to sell Poncho to a Chinese restaurant.
SquidGamerGal 6 months ago
This is your last chance, Chazz! Forget to feed me again and you’ll be the one on my menu!
Anters55 6 months ago
I appreciate Paul Gilligan’s previous experiences with sci-fi illustration. The way he uses it to morph Poncho into a multitude of creatures is quite entertaining.
Doug K 6 months ago
Mad Dog. Hangry Dog. Give him a Snickers
Otis Rufus Driftwood 6 months ago
Again, who is the master here?
marilynnbyerly 6 months ago
I’m not fat. I’m a waygu human.
truthsocialol 6 months ago
LOL most expensive cut of meat known to man
1JennyJenkins 6 months ago
Adding to the “conversation” about cats and dogs: who are we to denigrate what other cultures eat? People adapted their taste buds to what was available in their territories at the time.
Only in Western countries do we have “factory meat farms”. In other countries all over the world people still forage and eat what is in their environement. That’s why, even today, in those countries meat is a speciality, eaten maybe once a month or once a week, depending on one’s wealth.
wildlandwaters 6 months ago
that’s actually just about the way some people treat there pets nowadays…little gods!
kodipepper 6 months ago
We went to a restaurant in Kobe Japan. They only served one or two groups at a time. Every course was very fancy and prepared in front of us. The meals were $75, $100, and on up.
fritzoid Premium Member 6 months ago
Boneless Kobe ribeye may be a more expensive cut than bone-in ribeye, but being a dog Poncho might have preferred to have the bone as well.
daleandkristen 6 months ago
Carmen. put on a cool weather top.
It’s sweltering, with oppressive heat outside.