#ching chong

[thatssounrelatable]

[can-o-memes]

[choonlo]

dream's china line tryna duo in pubg

Chenle : invite me

Renjun : yeah wait

Chenle :

Renjun :

Chenle : why can i hear yukhei's voice

Renjun : oh i thought you were xXchEnlE_PUBG_gOdXx

[mjnumbawan]

[kyooshi]

OOF WTF BLU-

idk why I did mermaids oh my God I'm being girly

Dios mios this sucks

[wetfluffycat]

[taffysannotatedsonichu]

Sonichu Special 2 Page Hotel

IVY: Yes, daddy.

Caption: *Her daddy, Keino

The girl in the front is “Ching Chong”, a stereotypical Chinese girl that Ivy tutored in art. The story is that she came across the infamous fetish videos Chris made for Ivy, the ones where he wears a diaper and drinks his own semen, while perusing ED. Scarred for life, she went crying to Ivy who in turn asked Chris to apologize, which he later did.

The usage of stickers in this scene is one of very few times Chris has used a “3D” (and I use that term very loosely) element in his comic. The story of the stickers goes back a long way, according to Ivy. The stickers were originally supposed to appear in Episode 19, before Chris came up with the dating education plot, which was originally going to be about Punchy and Layla’s date at a Mickey D’s (we’ll discuss the changes between this original concept and the finished product in depth when we get there) Inspired by a recent episode of South Park about queefing, he had a plot about Layla queefing in public and Punchy being okay with it. As a reference to a scene in the South Park episode where Martha Stewart shows how to decorate a queef, Ivy suggested using glitter in the comic; Chris got stickers instead. Chris ended up cutting out the entire queefing sequence and the stickers eventually made their way into the comic here.

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