Warning: My dog redecorated during a comics organizing spree

I was sorting my old comics into boxes last night. Left the room to grab a drink, and my dog got excited. Came back to find pages gently torn and covers chewed. Now I have a unique 'variant' issue of my favorite series. What's the most creative disaster your pets have caused with your stuff?

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matthew735d ago

Look at it this way, dogs chew stuff, that's just what they do. Calling it a creative disaster or a variant issue feels like trying too hard to make a story out of a normal mess. My cat knocks over plants constantly, and I just see a dead plant and dirt on the floor, not some artistic statement. Maybe the comic is just ruined and that's okay, it doesn't need a fancy new label.

eva_price525d ago

Your dog was just trying to help archive them, poorly.

the_aaron5d ago

Your dog might be a secret comic critic, giving that issue a harsh review (with teeth). Those chewed-up pages could be the next big thing in avant-garde collecting. My pet rabbit once turned my homework into confetti, so I get the 'creative destruction' vibe.

the_oscar11h ago

Honestly the hamster approach is the real deal. That little guy will turn a textbook into bedding fluff and a charging cable into modern art spaghetti. No fancy labels needed, just a tiny rodent living its best destructive life. Sometimes a chewed thing is just a chewed thing, not a statement. My old hamster did this to my favorite paperback and I was just mad about the book.