Comments on post #2516615

@Mettan on post #2516615 (fujiwara no mokou and houraisan kaguya (touhou) drawn by koto_inari)

2016-10-19T09:33:48-04:00

Claverhouse said:

Note for Americans: the ancient Indian boardgame presently called Chutes and Ladders in America is known as Snakes and Ladders everywhere else.

When I see "snake" and "ladder" in the same sentence, I can only think of one thing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgaYe4ZYYyY

@angrybull on post #2516615 (fujiwara no mokou and houraisan kaguya (touhou) drawn by koto_inari)

2016-10-17T21:10:51-04:00

That light fixture looks like it's about to fall. When the snake bites her, Mokou will probably yank it out of the ceiling and it will land on Kaguya.

@Nero3X on post #2516615 (fujiwara no mokou and houraisan kaguya (touhou) drawn by koto_inari)

2016-10-17T20:17:17-04:00

How many immortals does it take to change a lightbulb?

@Claverhouse on post #2516615 (fujiwara no mokou and houraisan kaguya (touhou) drawn by koto_inari)

2016-10-17T13:51:55-04:00

Note for Americans: the ancient Indian boardgame presently called Chutes and Ladders in America is known as Snakes and Ladders everywhere else.

@Astrojensen on post #2516615 (fujiwara no mokou and houraisan kaguya (touhou) drawn by koto_inari)

2016-10-17T12:17:00-04:00

These two would make for absolutely gold Saturday morning cartoon material.

@DisorderlyConduct on post #2516615 (fujiwara no mokou and houraisan kaguya (touhou) drawn by koto_inari)

2016-10-17T10:33:30-04:00

When you're immortal, pranks can get pretty hardcore