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Published: 2013-11-25 05:09:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 56840; Favourites: 867; Downloads: 379
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temporarily busting my dA hiatus to serve up another Thanksgiving comic
This is based on some recent Gogo-tweets. Really, when you think about it, all this really amounts to is a little extra psychological dressing on raising and eating your own livestock, so it's not especially all that clever. But still, something that Gogo would do. It will be interesting when she moves on to beef dinners, or--of course--hams.
Poor Pablo has discovered he is horrified and fascinated by snoods.
happy thanksgiving!
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I would be afraid to meet your coworker....
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They raised a baby pig.. they gave it a name... played with it, let it sleep in their bed..
One day one of their kids asked where it was... my coworker pointed at the plate of ham they were eating.
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I think how psychologically affecting it is also depends on a person's individual ranking of said animal on their hierarchy of intelligence.
For me, it'd be hard to do this to, say, a pig, or a dog, or a cat, but pretty easy with almost any type of fish or fowl. (And generally most people are down with killing bugs with or without intent to consume)
In any case, getting attached to an animal always makes it a notch more difficult to do some death-dealing. Unless you're Gogo, in which case it's the extra gravy on top.
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Heh pretty much.
I guess for Gogo..Β Friendship is DeliciousΒ
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This is creepy and so something Gogo would do.
Though it is a pretty massive bird.
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Poor bird. It's gonna get killed by it's new friend just for food.
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True, but with the intent of being GLORIOUS FOOD, after an enjoyable--if brief--domestic existence, which is more than most turkeys get
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Well I guess that's true.
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Well, on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being an entirely nonexistent, inconceived entity and 10 being a living, breathing organism, i suppose a comic character falls somewhere in the middle of the reality spectrum, given that its theoretical existence is acknowledged on some level by numerous individuals as an archetype with a limited range of idiosyncratic features...
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So in some alternate universe in static chaos space, she exists by mode of infinite probability?
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WHOA, let's not get all philosophical here!
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Well regardless of her existence or not, I find Gogo sort of relatable in the way that her weird way of thinking sometimes mirrors my own.
...right down to the claws.
And I really like that about her. She has actual CLAWS and not filed down nails.
When I'm agitated, my first instinct is to scratch stuff. She must go through a lot of upholstery and clothing with those things.
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I read this comic this morning but didn't have the time to write a proper comment.
The first time I read this the second panel made me chuckle, and after reading the third panel I laughed out loud for some time. I still laugh reading it. "I wants the plump, juicy meats of death and betrayal. And it shall be mine, and it shall be delicious in its tragedy." I love Gogo so much!
Because in the beginning of this story I was almost confused about Gogo deciding to have a turkey as a pet while I know she loves these birds as food. Haha, her dialogue is just so epic and hilarious in its dark philosophy about Gogo's animalistic love for meat.
Ah I wish I had more to say about this, but I just really enjoy reading your comics! C:
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Thanks!
Though now that i think about it, as potentially "dark" as this outlook may seem, it's actually an arguably more humane and doting way to go about being a carnivore (assuming the kill technique is indeed "swift and painless")
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Oh yes! I always respect a person that takes good care of the animal when (or rather "even if") they plan to eat its meat.
Is there going to be a sequel to this or is this a single holiday comic? Just thought it would be fun to see Didi's reaction the day Gogo's plan was a delicious success, lol! Besides, it's probably hilarious to watch her devour her fav food, because she comes off as a little beasty for some reason. xD Table manners are overrated.
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I totally agree with you!! It made me chuckle out loud XD
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I respect people who are willing to look their food in the face and treat it well before slaughter. Good on you Gogo.Β
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"Oh, Cornell, you is such a deep and understanding friend. Truly you are unique among turkeys. Well. Time to die."
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You know, maybe she hears that by eating your prey, you consume their strength. Maybe she'd try to super train/buff up the turkey.Β
And then they end up with stringy dry thanksgiving.Β
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I would find it absolutely hilarious if that turkey manages to outsmart gogo at every turn.
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I'm seeing a Lilo and Stitch character parallel here in the three main characters. Am I missing something?
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Gogo's Thanksgiving traditions are quite deep.
Didi gets a plate full of Gogo philosophy for this Thanksgiving, as do we all.
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WhyΒ do I get the feel they going to have grilled cheese sandwichs for Thanksgiving?
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You have just made a previously horrible day so much brighter 
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Ok, we are getting more and more similar with your character here. I alsoΒ once had a pet that ended on my plate. In my case it was a bunny andΒ was 7, I think.
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I've got to agree with Didi here. Gogo is definitely creeping me out with HOW sinister plans her plans for that Turkey really are. That and it looks like she's lost some muscle mass there. What happened? I thought you found a body type that you liked for her?
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Yeah, domestic turkeys ain't the brightest of birds...
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This is actually a sense of deja vu for me. I had a neighbor once who had a rather large Turkey
(Ironically his name was also Cornell). I helped care for this fella, enjoying my time with the friendly bird.
Then...the day came. I was gone for most of the day, and got a call from the said neighbor to come
over for Thanksgiving dinner. Sadly my head wasn't in the game at the time and I had asked, "How's Cornell today?"
Then he said, "That depends" "Depends on what?" "Depends if you want white or dark.."
He tasted so good, yet...I felt so bad.
The lesson is...don't grow attach to livestock of any kind...
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For some reason, I can only think of this as an culinary Shakesperian tragedy in motion...
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Aside from the odd shape and placement of the noses, this is pretty awesome, love the coloring
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Does anyone else imagine Gogo speaking like a female version of Gru from Descpicable Me? I swear that's what I hear in my head every time I read a comic!
Great job as always! I can't wait to see what they get into during this holiday season!
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o.O where has Pablo encountered Snoods?...
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is it wrong that i would probably do this as well?
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