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Who is going to be most ticked off by Faye's confession?
Newbia:
Wow. Marten is actually reacting to the news in a rational way. Human beings behaving rationally! This makes me so happy!
There is a very simple, biological reason for why he's pretty cool with everything (besides that fact that there would be no reason for Faye to ever cruelly hurt her best friend by sleeping with another guy): Dora-sexin'. When guys have a regular amount of sex, they get a nice steady supply of a brain-drug that makes them happy (serotonin, I believe). They are calm and content. When they don't get a regular amount of sex, the serotonin supply dries up, making them irritable and desperate to have sex. (Dr. Phil said it, so it must be true.)
shauba:
--- Quote from: Newbia on 12 Mar 2008, 13:27 ---Wow. Marten is actually reacting to the news in a rational way. Human beings behaving rationally! This makes me so happy!
There is a very simple, biological reason for why he's pretty cool with everything (besides that fact that there would be no reason for Faye to ever cruelly hurt her best friend by sleeping with another guy): Dora-sexin'. When guys have a regular amount of sex, they get a nice steady supply of a brain-drug that makes them happy (serotonin, I believe). They are calm and content. When they don't get a regular amount of sex, the serotonin supply dries up, making them irritable and desperate to have sex. (Dr. Phil said it, so it must be true.)
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#1: I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Dr. Phil isn't a real doctor (doesn't have a Ph.D). Your point is pretty sound, but adding Dr. Phil to any argument makes me check right out. But you don't need to accommadate me, so don't worry too much about it. :-)
#2: I'm so glad that among Marten's repitoire of rational reactions, one is righteous anger!
#3: I'm happy to see Dora's borderline theft of Marten (notice I said borderline, she technically didn't do anything wrong) is biting her in the ass. It looks like she's got some repressed guilt about it.
That raises an interesting question: there's no doubt that Faye can't hold anything against Dora for dating Marten so soon after "the talk" but if Dora realizes her actions were immoral (whether she wants to or not), does that make it wrong?*
*In a narrative world, not the real world. I don't want to open a philosophical argument on a webcomic forum. How annoying.
Surgoshan:
Actually, Dr. Phil does have a PhD. I wouldn't have been surprised either way, so I went ahead and wiki'd him.
Wiki, is there anything it doesn't know?
Muskrat121:
If Google can't find it and Wikipedia doesn't know it, it doesn't exist.
Doug S. Machina:
That means the universe was created in 1998, or 2001.
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