- Sandra: Whew, it’s so hot. I’d sell my soul to the devil for a cool glass of lemonade.
- Sandra: … Damn.
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- Sandra: Whew, it’s so hot. I’d sell my soul to the devil for a cool glass of lemonade.
- Sandra: … Damn.
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Hmmmmm, run, don’t touch, or look back, , just run.
Do it! I’d love to have you join my humble abode! It’s not nearly as hot as they say…
drink 4/10ths of it, then flee. Then he only owns 4/10ths of your soul forever! 😀 Majority shareholder ftw!
Theres no lemonade in hell 🙁 and its very hot there, just a tad hotter than a summer day
it only counts if you drink it.
Just hold it in you hands, the transaction of soul for item is not done untill you drink it.
So it will have to stay cool for as long as you hold it.
>^..^<
I would think the Devil would count that as a technicality and say that she accepted the entire drink once she grabbed it, and would likely argue she didn’t say anything about selling her soul to DRINK the lemonade. Remember people, when trying to weasle out of paying your soul, keep in mind the Devil is just as good as weasleling your soul back into his hands.
as long as no one consumes the last drop your fine… trust me i learned the hard way lol
If it’s technicalities we’re talking about, she said she’d trade it for a GLASS of lemonade. So anything that involves accepting the glass would screw her at this point. (or, technically, damn her)
And by the way, if you do take it, Sandra, say hello to Calvin and Hobbes when you get there
“Calvin: Bad news, Mom. I promised my soul to the devil this afternoon
“Mom: Oh, only that recently?”
She’s screwed. Quick, get a fiddle (a.k.a. violin) and Charlie Daniels! (Will also accept an electric guitar and Steve Ouimette)
If Homer Simpson taught us something is that what you need to do is leave one little bite.
(Or few drops in this case).
Just don’t go hot again near that glass.
I fully subscribe to the theory that the human soul can regenerate itself as long as at least 1/10th of it is intact and in a contiguous segment. So if the devil immediately steals a fraction of your soul you can replace it. That is why if I ever make a deal with the devil (or a deevil for that matter) I would give him/her my soul in installments leaving both of us with a full soul in the long run.
I hope she knows how to fiddle!
Dangit, Xavier beat me to it. D:
Bet Woo put it there (he’s fast for a Raccoon).
Clearly, the heat’s getting to her. The poor girl’s hallucinating!
Do it Sandra, give in to the temptation, you must drink the lemonade, then I can rule… the… …Did I just say that out loud?
I think this is the moment when Sandra shoud Rick’Roll the devil himself xP
Don’t do it,it’s a trap!!
Your head might explode and or Zombie Don Knotts might come to drag your ass to Lucifer to keep up on your end of the deal.
Refuse it right now. State specifically that you don’t accept it. Don’t leave it there. Someone else will come along and drink it and if you haven’t actively disowned it, it will be deemed to have been in your possession with you responsible for it. If anything happens to it in your possession, you pay for it.
Heh, 15,000 rationalizations from the peanut gallery, but only two destinations possible. I look forward as to how this turns out…. =^^=
It’s sitting there looking ever so tempting. Just one little drop couldn’t hurt.
It’s sweet,chilled and refreshing.
She said that she “would” not that she “did.”
I think she can still walk away from this one.
Quick.. just run away.
HEAVEN OR HELL!
Let’s Rock!
According to Niven in “Convergent Series” (still the best “deal with the devil” story I’ve ever read, or at least the geekiest) you’re doomed as soon as the devil answers.
I wonder if that works every time?
“I’d sell my soul for another Sandra and Woo update” 😀
Alas, my powers are still limited… at least until Monday. Good thing you already said it.
thats a pretty lousy lemonade for a soul (children’s size glass), I’d drink it then demand a refund but lucky there’s no such things as souls or devils so owin to the circumstances I wouldnt trust such a convieniently appearing glass of lemonade ;P
That’s right. I got you your lemonade. Aren’t you going to drink it? It’s so sweet and tart and icy cold; that’s what you wanted, right? A nice, cold, icy, refreshing drink on such an unbearable, hot day. Go on, what’s the worst that could happen?
She made the offer, the goods were delivered. The transaction is complete. The only possible course now will involve a contract lawyer arguing that the delivery is invalid because it contained a straw which was not specified in the initial order.
She didn’t ask for ice, either. She only asked for a ‘cool glass of lemonade’.
If you wanted to be technical the glass isn’t made of lemonade and isn’t ‘cool’.
If i wanted a ‘cool glass of lemonade’ I’d expect a cool lookin glass made of lemonade. Liquid of course.
She never did sign a contract, though, and evey sold-soul-to-the-devil story I’ve seen involved a contract. Anyhow, we all know to call Daniel Webster, right?
“I’d sell my soul for another Sandra and Woo update”
LOL. Maybe try:
“I’d sell my house for daily Sandra and Woo updates”
Then we can talk. 😉
she never signed an agrement form or something so it doesn’t count
You know, I think we can hold out for somethign more then a glass of lemonade, here. I can get a lemonade at the nearest food joint. I say start the bidding off with a college education and a successful career and we can see where we end up from there.
“…The only way to get there is to go straight down. There is no bathroom and there is no sink. The water out of tap is very hard to drink.”
…contracts, contracts, contracts…or, it’s just a joke from Hell.
Actually, Greek Mythology said that food/drink found in Hades was a binding way to enslave the soul to the region. Avoid eating or drinking and it was possible to leave for better realms…like Earth Realm!
I like to sometimes imagine that hell is a place where it is hot, and one is working, and the lemonade is seen, but just out of reach….
Remember, the forces of evil operate on current jurisprudence. Verbal contracts are binding if the judge says it is. As long as she doesn’t drink, she has a (small) chance….
@baughbe:
A verbal contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.
^_~
As anyone who has read the non-children’s ouevre of Shel Silverstein knows, you can always spot someone who’s been dragged to Hell and managed to escape; for the rest of his or her life, even when flush with money and surrounded by other options, he or she will only drink ice water.
Therefore, lemonade is non-canon and we have to discuss the possibility of a non-Silverstein Hell, which frankly opens up an entire can of worms that I’m not sure I want to deal with.
On the other hand, if one considers larger strip continuity, this raises interesting issues — if Sandra is damned and doomed and knows it, the rest of her life will be very interesting, because she has absolutely no worse consequences to look forward to. I foresee a crossover with Jack in the near future. ^^
no fair the devil cheated, she didnt mean it litterally, but it was pretty specific of her to say that >_>
thats alot of coments in only two days like wow…. well i talk a little too much and its more of an opinion woops off topic sorry .
Having just read through the archives a second time, I can honestly say this is one of the best comics I’ve read.
Consider me a fan.
$ ps -ao pid,comm | grep ‘devil’
666 devil.d
$ kill 666
sh: kill: (666) – Operation not permitted
$ su
# kill 666
# ps -ao pid,comm | grep ‘devil’
666 devil.d
# kill -9 666
# ps -ao pid,comm | grep ‘devil’
# ^d
$
If only real life was so easy.
eternal damnation for a glass of lemonade. wow.
i bet woo put it there XD
When life gives you lemonade…
make a break for it.
Be fun to see where this goes.
…though sadly we might not get to see baxtrr’s speculation fulfilled. XD
technically speaking, she did ask and recieve the glass of lemonade. whether she drinks it or not she has already recieved a cold glass of lemonade.