Trip the body! LOL.

Wow I have really read all 1016 comics? Haha worth it! Ahh I love the look on Neko as he trips the aging corpse...What the the, is his tail going through the first one's head?

Hehe I love this Neko the Kitty!

You.. you talented fellow You added a new joke to an old concept.. that's not easy to do!

I see you... Thar be a Keno sneakin' up on the fun timez.

Hmmm on a darker note,cats are scavenger animals, and will eat just about anything, plus,neko is evil or something, so he might eat the alice time clones...

Today's vote incentive actually deals with that exact issue :D

Voting I vote twice a day (once from home, once from the office) pretty much everyday. Sorry it hasn't helped much.

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Go Mighty Fuckweasels!

Go 'weasels!

Thanks for voting, Morena! Top Web Comics is a pretty good source of traffic for Neko the Kitty, and it's people like you who keep it that way :) Don't apologise for not helping much, TWC is one of those people where you need a lot of people helping a *little*. We'll get there.

Timecop rules is you basically cancel yourself out - but only if you touch yourself.

OK, I could have so worded that better. But I'm not going to. :P

@Scaw-DragonSlayer: You've said it. Now it belongs to the ages, and rightly so.

Time for a time travel mind fuck!

Time travel would only truly be possible if a person goes back without intent to change events. Going back to change events intentionally would cause an endless time loop due to said event not happening/happening different to how it originally had, thus meaning the incentive for going back to alter history would no longer exist so said person wouldn't travel back, leaving things normal causing incentive.

Although, in most interpretations of time travel alternate timelines or temporal vortexes create a safety net for such to prevent the paradox of a timeloop. As to which theory is true about time travel, the former or latter, its a mystery. Just like the mystery of why so many people like the crap known as Twilight.

Time travel is also easily fixed if you follow the many-worlds interpretation, namely for every time you go back in time, a new duplicate universe is created that is independent from your source universe. That way, killing your grandpa only kills that universe's you.