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Our Fantasy World

Am I picking my nose or not?

An ant named John

Audrey rewrites the Arthur theme song

The ball with all the energy of the universe

The Baltimore big-boobed woman

Beanie Baby daycare

Billis and the many tummies

Chickens on Earth

Drew and Jared feigning death

Drew's wishes

Every long- and dark-haired woman was Nancy

Footsteps, look at my footsteps

“Hi, poor girl”

He's a Tall and she's a Mommy

“I am the hungriest person on the face of the planet”

“I saw you in a dream... baby”

“It don't need to be about money, it can be about food”

John and Ariel

“Kati doesn't know”

Their favorite computer games

Playing with LEGO

The Pokémon ceramics

Pretending to speak other languages

Making the alphabet toy repeat itself over and over

Raising a fist to hit

“Respected, saluted, compared to Lord Cupid...”

Siberian coco

Theater games with Jason L.

“We interrupt this program for a special announcement...”

“We're in the same family... of murder”

We were flying

When Dogs Attack

When Jared screamed



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Brotherly Love captures the essence of the brothers.

Core Memories are the stories they will absolutely never forget.

Wacky Wordplay and Utter Nonsense are the made-up words, phrases, terms, and musings on language, usually by Jared.

Our Fantasy World is full of the imaginative scenarios that only J&A could create.

Our Stupid Household compiles everything that happened in their lightly-dysfunctional home growing up.

Our Little Dumb School, etc. is about all the nonsense from school, camp, temple, or any other dumb place they may have ventured to.

Ripped from the Media is where all of their pop culture references live.

Jared's Ridiculous Projects are the weird businesses and intellectual property Jared envisioned growing up. (Nobody will ever read this.)

Pip's Corner, because Audrey isn't innocent in all of this.

Toby and Tom, Too. Where there's Jared and Audrey, there's Toby and Tom: the straight characters dealing with the brothers' nonsense.

Had enough yet? There're still more special features, like the flagship collection A Boy Named Julian or Our Bookshelf.