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An illustration of a green bathroom floor. A roll of toilet paper, a mysterious yellow puddle and a microphone with a pea at the head lay on the ground
December 2 humourKyla Flynn, Illustrations by Elita Menezes

Lyrical legumes: Pea Man and a dream

A crowd of students standing outside of the main floor AMS Nest bathroom, with a few people looking down from the second floor.
November 5 cultureJulian Coyle Forst

Vox scatologicus: The UBC Men’s Bathroom Choir

An illustration of a faceless girl from the neck up, wearing a crown with peas on it instead of jewels.
September 18 humourKyla Flynn, Illustrations by Elita Menezes

The Princess and the Pea (Man)

Pea Man, a person wearing a black shirt and bright green ski mask, stands in the middle of a crowd while holding up a bag of frozen peas.
September 11 cultureJulian Coyle Forst

Someone ate 2.5 kilograms of peas outside the Nest

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