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Friday Bobr

This is a 3-panel hand-drawn webcomic with an absurd pun-based joke tied to the 'Friday Bobr' internet meme. In the first panel, a group of people gather at a party; one man excitedly greets an anthropomorphic beaver saying 'FLOWING BODY OF WATER, YOU MADE IT!!', assuming the beaver is the expected guest. Right behind him, a literal personification of a flowing body of water (an anthropomorphic blue moving river form) enters the room. In the second panel, everyone reacts with shock and confusion: the excited man drops his red solo cup, and the beaver shrinks down to a normal wild animal size. In the third panel, all the party guests panic, scrambling to pull apart the confused literal river guest and the beaver, with the excited man frantically yelling 'GUYS. GUYS, GUYS...'.
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FLOWING BODY OF WATER, YOU MADE IT!!
GUYS. GUYS, GUYS...

Overview

This is a 3-panel hand-drawn webcomic with an absurd pun-based joke tied to the 'Friday Bobr' internet meme. In the first panel, a group of people gather at a party; one man excitedly greets an anthropomorphic beaver saying 'FLOWING BODY OF WATER, YOU MADE IT!!', assuming the beaver is the expected guest. Right behind him, a literal personification of a flowing body of water (an anthropomorphic blue moving river form) enters the room. In the second panel, everyone reacts with shock and confusion: the excited man drops his red solo cup, and the beaver shrinks down to a normal wild animal size. In the third panel, all the party guests panic, scrambling to pull apart the confused literal river guest and the beaver, with the excited man frantically yelling 'GUYS. GUYS, GUYS...'.

Origin notes

This comic is based on the popular 'Friday Bobr' internet meme originating from Slavic-speaking internet circles (Bobr means beaver in multiple Slavic languages). This specific comic was originally posted to the 9GAG platform, and is an original hand-drawn comic by artist ToothyBj, whose signature is visible in the second panel of the comic.

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