I always liked the “Can’t carve a tunnel with tears” saying, gotta love those wombat’s phrases. Also, what I really like about this page are the two panels of the hands of the statue flanking the central panel with Digger, awesome composition.
Sooo… Digger is everyday about talking with stautes. At home with varieties of magic. But she barely conceals her disbelief when someone says they’ll ask their god to watch over her.
Ow! How ever did these ancient Greek philosophers survive if their idea of refuting the argument that there is no physical world only the illusion of one was so painful?
I always liked the “Can’t carve a tunnel with tears” saying, gotta love those wombat’s phrases. Also, what I really like about this page are the two panels of the hands of the statue flanking the central panel with Digger, awesome composition.
“I’m not insane. The rocks tell me so.”
There are no arguments that can prove the existence of anything save yourself, and then only from your perspective.
In the end, healthy scepticism (but not too much) is the best way to go as standard.
Oh, heck,eagle, if you deny the existence of everything else, how do you prove your own existence?
“I think, therefore I am”? I think…not!
Sooo… Digger is everyday about talking with stautes. At home with varieties of magic. But she barely conceals her disbelief when someone says they’ll ask their god to watch over her.
Must read more and find out the answer.
“I refute it Thus” *kicks rock*
Ow! How ever did these ancient Greek philosophers survive if their idea of refuting the argument that there is no physical world only the illusion of one was so painful?
I think It’s mildly entertaining that the statue talks about compassion and we see the ax.