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So in this case, is the “Would.” Implying “I would fuck that.”? Is this another format of “Hear me out…”?
Yes
Ive seen this exact joke with another monster
Congrats, you’ve just discovered internet memes.
But this one make more sense because Tanith keeps her word and goes from “would” to “did”
Same. Yet another internet comic just blatantly stealing from another one.
Idk if either of you are aware of this but sometimes, two different people, who have never interacted in any way, can come up with the same idea.
In a world with 8 billion people it’s hard to have an original thought and even harder to put that thought out before someone else does.
It’s word for word the same comic and the same angles and everything. Stop trying to be a smart-ass if you don’t know what you’re talking about.
He’s setting expectations appropriately with that shirt, what more do you want?
Is this the original? Having the “monster” be an angel and labeling the person “monster fucker” makes it actually make sense to me.
Yep. This comic even has its own know your meme page
I still don’t get the ,would".
In the OP’s comic, it certainly takes longer to figure “would what?”
The original above with the angel has “monster fucker” on the person, so it’s a bit easier to deduce, “would fuck”
Oh. Yeah. But why afraid?
The dragon (and the angel) doesn’t want to be seen as someone that a silly human would want to fuck, so it’s “you’re supposed to be afraid enough of me that you won’t want to have sex with me”
That’s not what happens when people use the same word bubbles or images and change them.
it’s a reference to elden ring. That’s Tanith and Rickard/the serpent.
And the original comic was about A biblically accurate angel. They just ripped it off. I posted it elsewhere in this thread.
I’d say it’s more of a parody/homage, although since the original isn’t well-known it needs to be presented along with this one.
No you haven’t…
Meta
Meta is self-reference, not just any reference
I don’t get it.
I would
(slang, idiomatic) Used to denote that the speaker finds another person sexually attractive.
