Because you submitted this:

www.youtube.com/watch?&v=b_97q16TFxk

It should have been this:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_97q16TFxk

No ampersand or anything else between "watch?" and "v=".
Seems to be an epidemic of this sort of thing lately.

Okay, now the resubmit thingie is broken as well. It puts www poetv com in front of the links.

You were probably missing the 'http' part. And now it's broken forever, because support no longer exists and Chet has ascended to a higher plane of existence.

Yeah me either.

It's animated well though.

I always imagined it being almost inaudible and rambling. Just with no shred of confidence whatsoever.

This is the biggest obstacle any comic-to-cartoon adaption has to overcome: the "they sounded different in my head" phenomenon.

I share Kabbage's sentiment. Beef's voice should always be one fourth as loud as Ray's (and thus half as loud as a normal person's.) But this would be problematic in this format. Also, I imagined his inflections would be almost totally flat, except when agitated, or when speaking to Molly.

For some reason I always imagined Ray sounding a lot like Grunkle Stan. This was true long before I knew who Grunkle Stan was.

This looks a bit rough but it could work with some tweaking. Job one is to tone down Ray.

Linux users keep telling me it's the most hilarious comic ever but most of the time I can't even spot the joke.

I think the closest I came was when they beat up the guy who invented comic sans. Ha ha font snobbery?

Just like the Bloom County holiday special, there's no way the voice action couldn't be at least a little disappointing compared to just imagining it, but setting that aside this is pretty fantastic. I don't know if it would stand on its own without the comic but for what it is it's much better than I expected!

I agree with Oscar, Ray's voice isn't so good. Roast Beef's is almost perfect though.