‘Mindless homocidal madness’ is one of those side effects that the FDA really frowns upon.

— Terry Johnson
Chapter 16, Page 12

Chapter 16, Page 12

I think it’s a rule that drill instructors always pick the worst possible songs to sing during a march.  I mean, I doubt it angered Jacob much because he’s a professional, but Caera might get mad.

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Zombies: I don't know but I've been told...Genocide Men are slow and old! Uhh...

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Discussion (7)¬

  1. Madorakas says:

    Hehehe speaking of the Devil.

  2. CapnCoconuts says:

    “I don’t know but I’ve been told…”

    You don’t really know at all, do you?

  3. Gennom says:

    Wait. Where did the tank go?

  4. Pat Scaramuzza says:

    The tank is off to the right in the second panel — see the dust trail. Don’t worry, it’s going to be a factor. 🙂

  5. Jordan says:

    That song would probably piss Caera off if she could understand them.

  6. Radnom says:

    And it looks like they ran out of unique ways to hold firearms too: poor guy in panel 1 is losing points for holding his the way a normal would.

  7. jameseades says:

    Timing is vital when singing that ‘I don’t know….’ song, since some of them can be risque (hopefully)

    For instance, when I was in boot camp, many, many years ago, the dorm squad leader ordered an underling to march us back from chow;

    The underling called out road guards as we came to an intersection; then he called out cadence ‘I don’t know, but I been told, Squad Leader’s got a square a**hole!’

    In the car stopped as we marched past was the base commander’s wife, with guests.

    (squad leader got chewed out, while we in the ranks maintained a straight face only with an effort. ah, the pitfalls of command)