Topic: Dora's Attraction to Martin (Read 13554 times)

Topher · « **on:** 22 Jan 2009, 07:50 »

This is just a thought, but I think I know why Dora was initially attracted to Martin. We already know that Dora discovered her bisexuality through Veronica, and Martin does look like his mom, so does it not make sense that Dora would, on a subconscious level, see Veronica when she sees Martin? It may not be that way now, but this was probably what caused the initial attraction on Dora's part. Does anyone else think this is possible, or am I just looking to deeply into this?

Siibillam-Law · « **Reply #1 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 09:58 »

oO

Like "I'm having sex with you but making love to yo' mama"

FriendlyFireIsnt · « **Reply #2 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 11:04 »

Quote from: Siibillam-Law on 22 Jan 2009, 09:58

oO

Like "I'm having sex with you but making love to yo' mama"

If my brain had a face, it would be twitching.

Rocketman · « **Reply #3 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 12:41 »

Quote from: Siibillam-Law on 22 Jan 2009, 09:58

oO

Like "I'm having sex with you but making love to yo' mama"

hot

Jace · « **Reply #4 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 12:45 »

Quote from: Topher on 22 Jan 2009, 07:50

This is just a thought, but I think I know why Dora was initially attracted to Martin. It is a comic and the writer decided that is what should happen

Mr. Skawronska · « **Reply #5 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 13:55 »

Dora's just attracted to the family, I guess.

S

Cartilage Head · « **Reply #6 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 19:33 »

Who the fuck is Martin.

Norton Quintessential · « **Reply #7 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 19:40 »

Martin? remember? He lives with Fay?

Mr. Skawronska · « **Reply #8 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 19:42 »

{spelling nazi}

I think you mean "Marten."

"Martin" isn't a character in QC that I know of.

{/spelling nazi}

Sorry, couldn't resist.

S

HammernTongs · « **Reply #9 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 20:18 »

Quote from: Mr. Skawronska on 22 Jan 2009, 19:42

{spelling nazi}

I think you mean "Marten."

"Martin" isn't a character in QC that I know of.

{/spelling nazi}

Sorry, couldn't resist.

S

All Hail the "Spelling Nazi"

mister mime · « **Reply #10 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 20:25 »

Quote from: Norton Quintessential on 22 Jan 2009, 19:40

Martin? remember? He lives with Fay?

Faye- with an e

Zingoleb · « **Reply #11 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 21:24 »

I don't know how many people here read "Flaky Pastry," but does anyone else see the similarity between her and Zintiel in 1323?

Jack Faros · « **Reply #12 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 22:59 »

Quote from: FriendlyFireIsnt on 22 Jan 2009, 11:04

Quote from: Siibillam-Law on 22 Jan 2009, 09:58
oO

Like "I'm having sex with you but making love to yo' mama"

If my brain had a face, it would be twitching.

This. o.O

Norton Quintessential · « **Reply #13 on:** 22 Jan 2009, 23:10 »

Quote from: mister mime on 22 Jan 2009, 20:25

Quote from: Norton Quintessential on 22 Jan 2009, 19:40
Martin? remember? He lives with Fay?

Faye- with an e

No no no, that's someone else entirely.

Don't tell me you've all forgotten about Fay! She would always walk into a room and be all, "Hey hey hey, I'm Fay Fay Fay!" That was her thing!

Zingoleb · « **Reply #14 on:** 23 Jan 2009, 00:13 »

Here, Dora, come get your Midol.

Topher · « **Reply #15 on:** 23 Jan 2009, 07:14 »

Quote from: Mr. Skawronska on 22 Jan 2009, 19:42

{spelling nazi}

I think you mean "Marten."

"Martin" isn't a character in QC that I know of.

{/spelling nazi}

Sorry, couldn't resist.

S

Okay, I did misspell 'Marten' as 'Martin', but only because it was the last name of a girl I used to date.
Also, this is a prime example of Godwin's law in action.

Mr. Skawronska · « **Reply #16 on:** 23 Jan 2009, 13:20 »

Two things:

1) Godwin's law tends to refer to people referring to OTHERS as Nazis, seriously.
2) I referred to MYSELF, thus MOCKING Godwin's Law.

However, it is reasonably true, since I used the word Nazi.

S

lolwut · « **Reply #17 on:** 28 Jan 2009, 04:17 »

Quote from: Mr. Skawronska on 23 Jan 2009, 13:20

Two things:

1) Godwin's law tends to refer to people referring to OTHERS as Nazis, seriously.
2) I referred to MYSELF, thus MOCKING Godwin's Law.

However, it is reasonably true, since I used the word Nazi.

S

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Godwin's says that as a Usenet discussion continues, the probability of a comparison to Hitler or the Nazis increases to 1. So, disregarding your casual abuse of the populous ad dictionarium fallacy, your second point eats itself.
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oh god im the worst poster ever oh god oh god how can you even look at me FUUUUUUUUUCK
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Mr. Skawronska · « **Reply #18 on:** 28 Jan 2009, 06:15 »

Quote

So, disregarding your casual abuse of the populous ad dictionarium fallacy, your second point eats itself.

No, no, no! Don't disregard it! I enjoy a good fallacy as much as the next jerk.

But you're right, even in referencing myself, I did indeed follow Godwin's law.

My second point has become Oroborous.

Woohoo!

S

raoullefere · « **Reply #19 on:** 29 Jan 2009, 15:23 »

Topher, that's positively creepy. And yet, I can see it, on that level and also as a connection to her heroine.
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Quote from: Topher on 22 Jan 2009, 07:50

am I just looking to deeply into this?

Not possible. As Talky Place forumites, we can never dissect Jeph's work into fine enough little bits. Each day we must grind more finely.

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Author Topic: Dora's Attraction to Martin (Read 13554 times)

Topher

HammernTongs

mister mime

Zingoleb

Zingoleb

Topher

lolwut