This one is especially funny in that [common sense aside], without pupils, we can never truly know just where Richard is looking.

Thanks guys. Glad you liked it.
I was just browsing through the comic looking for good panels for my other ideas, and I thought, "You know, if I edited out Richard's "Do they?" speech bubble in that last panel, that would be ridiculously funny out of context."
I think I did a pretty damn good job of editing out that bubble too, considering MS Paint is all I have at my disposal.



That would be smoked beef jerky and barbecued short ribs, I presume?

Decided to try a couple.

Rule 34 > Rule 35

Also: Dear god no, not with that.

Yus you did. I had to go back to the page to remember where the bubble even was.


Then I read it again, and noticed something I didn't before.




Why the hell would Richard have issues with waterboarding?

Could have made his skin peel, how do dried corpses react to water?

I dunno, I never saw him as the dried corpse type.


He is kinda gooey.

Heck yes. Leeroy pales in comparison.

Education Time
Rule 34 = If it exists, there is porn of it.
Rule 35 = If it exists and there is no porn of it, it is your duty to create porn of it.

That is all.

Nah, he's like a jelly filled donut that's been left in the sun.

Gooey on the inside, dry on the outside.

The Rule 35 ones are about anticipation of porn not yet in existence.(Which is true with Rule 35)

The Rule 34 one is about the porn already existing and why in this case the alternative is a lot better.

Let's ask Urban Dictionary:

Rule 34
Rule 35

All in the eye of the beholder.

Conclusion: It isn't important; what IS important is never laying my eyes upon porn of that digger woman.

Quick learner.




Hmmm....

epic, although its only the last two that make it great

I didn't get the "Leroy Jenkins" poster until I looked it up on Google.
Now that I know the joke, it's fucking hilarious.



The Wolf: "I knew it! Never trust a bunny!"

I loved that movie.

I never really noticed the dragon's shadow until today.
I was going to add a title and caption, but I think it gets the point across just fine without them.



It doesn't matter how bad you think your ass is....Batman can kick it.

WIN

no not WIN it is beyond win, it is EPIC WIN

Nice, thats a good one.

I give you 9,001 out of 10,000

After all, everybody knows that they can be easily taken out with a few teddy bears and rocks.

Depth Perception is a must in most situations.

BUT TIRELESS...

Because this was supposed to show.
V

That could be the users first post. After that the User posted somewhere else. So that would still be the first post, no matter how high the post count is.

So with that information I don't see the point of that motivator.

(By the way. This is my 1832nd post, why should you care? Don't.

What if 1832 is my lucky number? I could care then couldn't I?

INDEED.
NOTE (AS I DID) MY VERY FIRST POST (THE ONE WITH AN IMAGE POSTED WRONG) SHOWS MY TOTAL POSTS TO DATE.
EVEN IF SENSELESS, I THOUGHT IT WAS FUNNY TO "DEMOTIVATE" IT.
THE FIRST INTENTION WAS TO MAKE A DEMOTIVATOR NOT INVOLVING A "COPY-PASTE" FROM THE COMIC.


I COULD CARE LESS ONLY AFTER ENTENSIVE TRAINING, BELIEVE ME.
GO TO THE SHOP AND GET YOURSELF SOME SENSE OF HUMOR.


DO.


SEE? THIS FAIR MEMBER HAS.




STILL TIRELESS...

I are has sarcasm

Then why would you put it in a thread called 'LFG Motivators'?

A sense of irony?

No, see, that's a sense of irony.

I found a website that lets me easily change the text, with the correct font and size. Thank god; I was getting tired of all that cutting and pasting.

Reminds me of when my sister and I used to pull the heads off our Barbies....

MAINLY BECAUSE I DIDN'T FIND/LOOK FOR A DEMOTIVATOR THREAD ON GENERAL DISCUSSION AND I TRULY THINK THAT EVEN HAVING THE COMIC STRIP AS ITS CORE AND ORIGIN, LFG AS A COMMUNITY HAS GROWN BIGGER AND ITS FORUM IS "LFG-Y" ENOUGH BY ITSELF.
ADDITIONALLY BECAUSE I SOUGHT TO WREACK HAVOC UPON THE FORUM (INSERT EVIL LAUGHTER)


NO, REALLY, I DID IT FOR THE FUN OF IT, NOT MEANING TO BOTHER ANYONE.
(THAT WOULD BE THEIR PROBLEM AND THEIRS ALONE)

NOW, TO STAY IN TOPIC, A DEMOTIVATOR:



THAT WAS FROM THE COMIC, WASN'T IT?

Seems like a useful website. Care to share?

Well, you still have to do some cutting and pasting, but it's nowhere near the "save several comic pages to the computer, then open them all at once in Paint and copy each word letter by letter" method I was using before. With this, I can just type out what I want, hit print screen, open it in Paint and copy/paste it right into the speech bubble.

This site. Click on "try font", choose Atland BB Regular for the regular comic font (or use Atland BB Bold for exclamations) then type away. I think size 8 font is what the comic uses, and you can easily change it to white on black for Richard's speech bubbles.

Hello everyone. I really want to know the site you guys use to make these. I have some ideas. Thanks.

P.S it has something to do with paint? lol

MoBuck
BigHugeLabs
Despair

Those are the three sites I use when I want a professional-looking demotivator. Some aren't good for really small images, one of them lets you crop the image, and some may have more options (font, color) than others.
Sometimes none of them will give me the result I want, or I have to edit the image first. In those cases, I use MS Paint.

My first Motivator. Hope you like. Probably been done with another picture before but eh'.

I saw this, and knew I had to.

lol thats awesome and so true...it reminds me of drizzt so much. cant believe i didnt think of that.

Most likely because I started comparing Cale to Drizzt since day one.

I would love to see them meet, and then see what would happen if richard met Drizzt. I beleive much fun would be had, and bad things.

because I decided to make a better one.

Or





Or

Hi, I'm a long time reader and first time poster. I have to say all of the posters are awesome . I was wondering if someone could make one with a picture of richard from the first few pages and one from the last few pages and have the text say something like: "Richard looking eviler by the page"