octopus pie mongo minis vol. 1 (part 3)
Posted on July 22, 2009 by meredith
After a very long and sleepless (but nonetheless exciting) journey, I've arrived in San Diego! See many of you at Preview Night, I hope! Remember, I'll be at booth 1335 with Dumbrella. And I'll be on the Dumbrella panel on Thursday at 1:30 in Room 3. We'll talk about the good stuff.

40 thoughts on “octopus pie mongo minis vol. 1 (part 3)”

  1. Almost Literally

    The last one made me giggle in a really geeky way. I love these! They are like tiny…bullets of…humor and joy.

    Yes.

    So there!

    1. gormster

      The last one made me giggle like a little girl for over ten minutes.

    2. Mesoian

      Oh god, I too have been accused of being a male medusa while on the train.

      By family no less.

  2. Lily

    Awww, poor .. … .. um, what's her name again? The medusa lady? I completely forget and she's not in the cast page. Darn.

    1. Dave

      Marigold

      http://www.octopuspie.com/2009-05-08/287-google-m…

      🙂

      1. Lily

        Yay thanks! I really like her as a character, I just .. forgot her name..

  3. Victoria

    Marigold!
    Aw, I knit on trains too. Hooray.

  4. Sir Lancelot

    Awww, poor Mari! 🙂

    LOVE Eve's expression in the first one. A giraffe vibe, indeed… 😎

  5. deadbeatriot

    if you make the last two inspirational posters, i will buy them.

    1. Almost Literally

      Agreed. Especially about Hanna’s poster.

  6. lol

    IF IT MOVES, KILL IT!

  7. Musical_Chair

    Hannah’s poster made me laugh/ 😀

  8. Bethany G.

    Fantastic!

    Also, I would totally hang a “Things could be better” poster on my wall, haha!

    1. Krimson

      Same here. That poster is perfect for all us cynics.

    2. Tipsy

      I would bring it to work. I am 90% sure that my work would be cool with a poster like that.
      And I would be SO willing to take a 10% risk for a poster like that.

  9. Scott Bieser

    These have been awesome. Are you going to do more while actually at SDCC? Can't imagine how you could focus in that cacaphony, but I'm learning not to misunderestimate you. 😉

  10. John K

    I want an "if it moves kill it" poster

  11. Miranda

    A more common response to dreadlocks, from my experience:
    “HOW DID YOU DO THAT”
    “I HAVE TO TOUCH YOUR HAIR *touch touch touch*”

    😐 not even joking

  12. fish8915

    Marigold should've stabbed that lady with one of her knitting needles.

  13. David Waltergart

    FFFFFF!, indeed.

  14. Naz

    I don't really get the first one..what's with the vibrating animals?

    1. David Waltergart

      Please tell me you are not really needing this explained… anyone ELSE want to be the big bad wolf about this? Because I’ll bet very few people get this info along with “the birds & the bees” talk.
      OH, I KNOW!

      http://www.comeasyouare.com

      That was easy.

      1. Naz

        So it's sexual? I didn't want to assume it was..seemed too simple and I didn't want to be sophmoric about it if I was wrong. I have this habit where I assume everything is somehow fodder for a sexual joke. I still think that 90% of things are. You should have seen me during lectures about the Autonomic Nervous System and the Peripheral nervous system. The abbreviations are PNS and ANS. My Professer didn't think that was funny. I still thought it was hilarious.

        1. gormster

          Your professor is WRONG.

        2. David Waltergart

          When your nervous system builds up too great a feedback wave it spills out in an autonomic or learned expression such as "MMmmPhWAaaaaughHahahahaha, Waaaaaaugh ha ha ha ah oh, God, I can't stop…"

          Your prof should have understood. What a stiff.

      2. K

        Heh, I thought that link was comeaseasyasyouare.com before I clicked on it!

  15. Craig

    I have most definitely pulled a "I have to touch your hair!" on someone with dreads. I had been friends with them for awhile first, though, and also I was quite drunk.

    1. David Waltergart

      I associate the "I can't help touching your hair" with ecstasy users at dance clubs. The height of tedium, and one of the many small pleasures of having left the scene (and finally cutting of the hair) is to live without this social faux pas.

      Mind you, now I get told my waxed moustache makes me look "French"…

      1. deadbeatriot

        dude. waxed moustache? awesome.

  16. Clueless

    each one starts pretty much normal and ends up insane
    just love it
    i had a similar “hairy” situation with a little boy, his dad and me in an elevator
    boy: daad? is this guy a villian?
    dad: no son, he just has REALLY long hair.
    thanks hollywood. here is a hand gesture specificly made for you.

  17. Myles

    The only appropriate response to the shark dildo is "You're gonna need a bigger boat."

    1. David Waltergart

      You owe me another coffee as I you have just made me spit mine back out, sir!

      Well played.

      1. David Waltergart

        That’s “you”, not “I you”…

        My keyboard hates coffee…

  18. polk

    i saw medusa at whitecastle once

    true story

  19. Joe

    I just wanted to say these minis kick ass. They're so cute too! It's great how add to the characters in addition to being super funny. I hope we see more in the future!

  20. David Waltergart

    Where did Eve get that hospital bed?

    1. Karen

      its her bunk bed

      1. Paul

        Please tell me Meredith has sent this to one million giraffes (http://olahelland.net/giraffes/)

        1. Paul

          Crikes. Wrong place. Sorry.

  21. Sean

    Ack! Arty hipster giraffe vibrator!

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