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  Um...how do you know the dog's arms weren't two feet long off panel, in between the last two panels (ala cartoon logic)?  I understand if you think the comic could have conveyed that better, but still, that's not necessarily an error.

  Also, I wouldn't use a Twitter conversation as a source.

  11 hours ago by Low Spark of Lyman

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  I've checked the twitter page of the guy, who made up this idea about errors in comics:

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695505902342811649 - mere assumption without proofs;

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695505655432515584 - another assumption as above, typical for a person with issues;

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695507724914667520 smells with sarcasm;

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695509797764861952 - since Mollineaux has issues with understanding simple page, it doesn't testify good about him;

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695510265345867776 - apparently Mollineaux hates people, who think logically;

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695511785240039425 - as above;

  - https://twitter.com/bufordsharkley/status/695510860790263809 - troll-like manner post;

  - http://www.markmollineaux.com/static/lobster.png - author of mentioned-above posts in person, his eyes and dress code do indicate he's not a decent man.

  - http://www.markmollineaux.com/drawing/127/ his sense of humor, rather borderline.

  
  

  I'm not surprised Mollineaux is behaving like that - I've seen his Californian brethren in action on deviantART, YouTube, tumblr and similar websites. No wonder my pen friends from the USA call San Francisco "San Freakcisco", since most of those Calis behave in such disgusting way.

  
  

  
  

  Best we can do is ignoring Mollineaux - he's one of those lunatics, who have no idea about words they write in public.

  7 hours ago by TeeJay87

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