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But What About The Werewolf?

Funny Graphs - But What About The Werewolf?

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Or the vampire? Or the dreaded Jabberwocky?! I need to know these things! – Ms. Fix-It

Favorite Comment: Graphite QuietLunatic says, “OMG!!! I’ve seen those ninja tracks EVERYWHERE!!!!!! AAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!”

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  1. Kim says:

    LOL! This one is actually funny even though it’s not really a graph.

  2. Widget says:

    Just so you guys know, the source for this is shirt.woot.com

    http://shirt.woot.com/friends.aspx?k=4222

    Kinda crappy not to cite your sources properly.

    • LoL.Lawliet says:

      Ah, the wonders of woot. <3!!! This also reminds me of an xkcd comic. The had 'Legolas' instead of 'Ninja'

  3. Charles says:

    And a dancing zombie at that! It must be Kate Gosselin.

  4. Dave says:

    Zombie tracks definitely don’t look like that at all. . .

  5. Chark says:

    This was a shirt on shirt.woot. Unfortunately, you can no longer buy it.
    http://shirt.woot.com/friends.aspx?k=4222

  6. Skeletor says:

    That would be a zombie dancing Thriller

  7. Alan says:

    What about candlejack or th

  8. QuietLunatic says:

    OMG!!! I’ve seen those ninja tracks EVERYWHERE!!!!!! AAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!

  9. stolen not graph FAIL says:

    Not only is this not a graph, it was stolen from shirt.woot
    I know, because I bought the shirt.

  10. Done says:

    You know what? GraphJam used to sometimes be funny until Ms. Fix-It started plastering her brand of snark all over it. Guess what: if it requires explanation, it wasn’t funny to begin with.

    • Sarah says:

      Graph Jam hasn’t been reliably funny since the graphs stopped being about music (you know, GraphJAM) and started being about the kind of generalities usually associated with bad stand-up comedy. I don’t know why I still check it.

  11. jubjub says:

    THAT SHOULD TOTALLY BE ON A T-SHIRT!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!

  12. baldrick says:

    Nice one.
    The zombie track would be even funnier with two left feet.

  13. Vampiric Were-Jabberwock says:

    The werewolf tracks would be humanish but with evidence of fur and clear pads, as on the bottoms of wolf feet. Vampire tracks would look pretty much human. Tracks of the Jabberwock (not Jabberwocky, no matter what the new movie says!) would be mostly (very sharp) claw, but with a semi-triangular heel.

    • DrRandomness says:

      I was about to comment about the Jabberwock!
      High-five, fellow Carrollian!

      Jabberwock refers to the monster, Jabberwocky refers to the poem.

      The Jabberwock is very often thought to be called the Jabberwocky, and the most hilarious instance of the confusion I’ve ever seen is in an old miniseries in which they actually read the poem aloud, but then turned around and called the Jabberwock by the wrong name in the same scene as the reading of the poem.
      And if Tim Burton’s *retching sound* in Wonderland did indeed call the Jabberwock by the wrong name, then my already deep hatred for it has deepened even more.

      • Nik says:

        I’m not the only one! Yeah, my boyfriend went crazy when I showed him the movie and kept saying ‘Jabberwok’ under his breath when the characters said Jabberwoky. It was kind of cute and annoying at the same time.

  14. shock394 says:

    Where’s Bigfoot? Loch Ness Monster? and Dinosaurs?

  15. Edd says:

    but what about the dreaded pirate ninja zombie?

  16. Lei says:

    Dear Ms. Fix-it,

    The monster is called a Jabberwock.

    The poem about the Jabberwock is titled Jabberwocky.


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