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Character: Sock

  • Thing 1 talks to Sock, who is sitting on an electric fence Thing 1: Sock! You lied to me! Thing 1: You let me get shocked and didn't say a thing! Like you just didn't care! Thing 1: Why? Sock flies away. Boot: You do know sock doesn't speak, right?

    Unresolved Conflict With a Sock, Part 2 (Comic #296)

    Jul 07, 2014

  • Thing 1 talks to Sock Thing 1: Hello sock Thing 1: We have an unresolved conflict and I don't know what to do with it. Thing 1: Should we talk about it? It's been years. I think I should be better at letting it go. Sock is suddenly sitting on an electric fence. Thing 1: Where did you get that electric fence?!?

    Unresolved Conflict With a Sock, Part 1 (Comic #295)

    Jul 04, 2014

  • Dear Mumma Bear Tank, Thank you for being strong and brave. Thank you for creating safe spaces of gentleness Thank you for being a bystander who acts, sometimes obviously, sometimes subtly, but always in ways that empower and respect those who are attacked. Your heart is big and your connection to the earth is deep Thank you for being brave and strong and gentle and connected, compassionate, flexible, thoughtful, reflective and fierce with all our love.

    Happy Mumma Bear Tank Day

    May 07, 2014

  • Bunson snoozes and spoons with Mayara Sock and Boot Spoon Tankin' Bear, Monorail Bunny and Rollerskate spoon. The Things suck on some spoons.

    Spooning (Comic #244)

    Feb 24, 2014

  • Thing 1: Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition Thing 2: But friends who love you with all their heart? Thing 1: And think you're amazing Thing 2: Brilliant and wonderful. That's entirely expected. The Things, Sock, Bunson, Boot and Rollerskate gather together to smile out at us.

    Unexpected (Comic #237)

    Jan 31, 2014

  • Gift vouchers you can print out.

    Holiday Gifts (Comic #222)

    Dec 23, 2013

  • Transcript Thing 1 is wearing a pink tutu. Thing 1: I have a tutu. Thing 2 looks at them. Thing  1 and 2 are wearing tutus. Bunson Hoppydew, Monorail Bunny, Sock and Boot are also wearing a tutus.

    Tutus (Comic #129)

    Jun 02, 2013

  • News Travels webcomic, see below for full details

    News Travels (Comic #126)

    May 27, 2013

  • Rockin' Boat webcomic, see below for full transcript

    Lifestyle Advice from a Small Pink Bunny, Part 6. Rockin’ Boat (Comic #124)

    May 23, 2013

  • Flowers burst from the head of both of the Things, Bunson Hoppydew, Pumpkin Cat, Sock, Rollerskate and Boot.

    Beginners’ Minds (Comic #84)

    Jan 29, 2013

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Thing 2: I have a sad Thing 1: Are you looking for solutions or comfort? Thing 2: I would like to be angry, then sad, then comforted, then adventure for solutions, then giggles Thing 1: Let’s start! Thing 2: Raar
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  • 2 Saint Patrick’s Day Webcomic Transcript Thing 1 is green. Thing 1: I thought I’d go green for St Patrick’s Day Thing 2: Cute Thing 1 has a few flowers spouting out of their head. Thing 1: Oooh! Photosynthesis! Thing 1: has more flowers sprouting out of their body Thing 2: What fun! Thing 1 and Thing 2 smile at each other, many flowers sprouting from their bodies. Thing 1: I love having fun with you.

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  • 10 Transcript: Boot: zzz... Boot: zzz... Boot: zzz... Bunson: zoomies...zoomies...quiet zoomies... Boot: zzz...

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