The Vegetable Lamb is what Kory has mistakenly labeled in panel 3.
Ah, that’s not a cyclops skull! That’s an elephant skull with its tusks removed. Eustace, you’re displaying crummy merchandise! That fox is a swindler, you hear me!
I thought you were joking, but then I looked it up. Huh. I learned something tonight.
Is Eustace a girl or boy? I’M SO CONFUSED!!!!!!!!:(
“Eustace” is a male name. Don’t let the long hair fool you.
Lol Hi Gabe!
In panel 3 , there is a alicorn horn. And the only alicorn i know is from mlp
An ‘Alicorn’ is actually the name of a unicorn’s horn (actually coming from the italion for unicorn “liocorno”->”alicorno”. Which, interestingly, means ‘one horned lion’, as some variations of european unicorns where hybrids between lions and horses/deer/goats, with one horn.)
Later, it was used to try and name the hybrid of a pegasus and unicorn in modern fiction.
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Yes, It’s always good when you can’t find anything sarcastic to say about a magical shop run by a Totem Fox.
Is there some significance to the Barbary Sheep? I googled a bit, but didn’t really find any related myths.
I couldn’t find anything on it either, but it reminds me of this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_lamb
Love this series btw! :D I just finished reading all of the comics. :)
Yes, the Barbary Sheep is an actual animal and endangered species https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbary_sheep
The Vegetable Lamb is what Kory has mistakenly labeled in panel 3.
Ah, that’s not a cyclops skull! That’s an elephant skull with its tusks removed. Eustace, you’re displaying crummy merchandise! That fox is a swindler, you hear me!
I thought you were joking, but then I looked it up. Huh. I learned something tonight.
Is Eustace a girl or boy? I’M SO CONFUSED!!!!!!!!:(
“Eustace” is a male name. Don’t let the long hair fool you.
Lol Hi Gabe!
In panel 3 , there is a alicorn horn. And the only alicorn i know is from mlp
An ‘Alicorn’ is actually the name of a unicorn’s horn (actually coming from the italion for unicorn “liocorno”->”alicorno”. Which, interestingly, means ‘one horned lion’, as some variations of european unicorns where hybrids between lions and horses/deer/goats, with one horn.)
Later, it was used to try and name the hybrid of a pegasus and unicorn in modern fiction.
Gabe spotted