Scary part is, I know people just like that rabbit.

I hope he doesn't go after turtles. :(

I think in one case the converstation went something like:

Dude: Whats a Caucasian again?
Me: White guy, or girl.
Dude: Don't see a lot of those do you?
Me: Every time I look in the mirror dude. (Is white)
Dude: Seriously? (Is also white)
Me and about 3 other coworkers just shake our heads and go back to work with a few less braincells.

Yikes...
He was either really dumb or a replicant. ;)

Or both.
I was working at a power plant at the time I think the radiation finally got to him. :P

at Springfield?

Equally as scary, I see people just like that rabbit showing up at the store overnight.

Nice.

Yup.

Ah yes, the replicant detection test, AKA the "let's see if I can piss you off" test

My Mother? Let me tell you something about my mother... *BANG!*

Aw, you gave away the ending! How'd you sneak and read Dutch's script??

I have people everywhere...like right behind you! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

LOL! Blade Runner is one of my favorite movies and while the dialogue is exact, this is worth a mild chuckle! Nice work. =)

Nice bladerunnery goodness in the morning.

"...the same place you got the submarine."

whut?

its the classic end to the question;

You're in the dessert and suddenly you see a submarine with you. What do you do?

I start throwing snowballs at it! naturally.

(*BLINK!*) Where'd you get snowballs from in the middle of the dessert?!

(*Insert Line Here*)

Never heard that.

In the dessert? I'd love to be trapped in a dessert. YUM! :D

(*Palmface*)

Awesome :)

Cute

I don't know why he drew this comic. Maybe in those moments before bed, he loved puns more than he ever had before. Not just his puns - anybody's puns; my puns.

All he'd wanted was the same laughter the rest of us want.
Where did this parody idea come from?
Where am I going with it?
How long will it take me to draw it?

All I could do was read his comic and laugh.

[SFX: Echo chamber] Vangelis Music

Enh. I prefer the non voice-over version myself.

I love this movie

"Ummm. I'm not sure how I feel. Is the turtle furry?"

"..."

I love the movie AND the novel. :) the movie was surpisingly close to Philip K Dick's novel... except for the lengthy dialogue at the end. is it true the actor made it up and the cameraman just recorded it?

I once had an encounter while gaming with the mortal offspring of a dark deity. thing was, said offspring was not born and raised, but recently created and thus had no concept of anything. he was supposed to be indoctrinated by a dark circle, but we were faster...

"you can't kill that man!"
"why not?"
"you just--- he did nothing wrong, is all."
"what's 'wrong'?"
"it's, err, I mean, killing him now would be bad."
"What's 'bad'?"
"I mean, it would be evil."
"What's 'evil'?"
"(incoherent screaming)"

Not sure. I do know that ever since I was told about the director's cut I hadn't watched the voiceover version since.
Speaking of the novel, some of the test questions Deckard asked Rachael made much more sense, for example, "Your son shows you his butterfly collection and the killing jar." "I'd take him to the doctor."

In the book they touched more on the fact that most animals were close to extinction, and so finally people started taking great pains to keep them alive to the point that it became illegal to kill any animal even bugs.

I think the most touching part there was the poor pet technician who never realized he had a real, living cat until it was too late... Dick painted a darksome picture of a possible future as much as the movie where there never was daylight if I recall right.

I can't remember that part for some reason. I did remember the part where Roy was pulling the legs off a spider and mentally traumatizing J.F. Sebastian.
I think the book was much sadder, though the had the same feel over all in the movie.

they say Ru bunnyrunner

not me man wrong guy.....

Hahaha! Awesome stuff, Dutch!

It's scary when you recognise Blade Runner without checking the tags or anything... :)

d.m.f.

Awesome. :D

:)

d.m.f.

I love the rabbit's expressions!
Especially that last one.

-B!

And next he asks for mountain dew and cheetoes

..... Oh, dear.

This is the kind of person we occasionally get in home improvement stores that make us want to scream, "get the (*$% out of my store!" Alas, that perpetuates the ignorance, which is something I detest. >.>;

Yeah, but the person this is based on is actually pretty intelligent. Granted, the person was fictional as well as an android, but...

Excellently illustrated as always

Thanks, man!

A joke from the Blade Runner using furries?!

If I didn't use animal characters the idea wouldn't have worked.
Don't look at it as "furry", but look at it metaphorically. :)

I know. It works, though :D

This is the smartest thing you've come up with in months.

Thanks! I think. ;)

Creepy, Sinister and a MindF*K; all in one Comic Strip.

-People can Definitely relate to this, bro-

Well Done, Dutch, I'll keep my eye on this heavily, bro.

Later.

Why, thanks!

No Prob, D; Later!