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WCDT: Independence Day Week (4 - 8 July, 1961-1965)
Tova:
Sorry for bringing down the tone, but I just imagined a conversation:
Dora: ... and so, you see, you are simply too passive.
Marten: Yes, you are right.
Dora: No wait... see, you're ...
Marten: What?
Dora: You're being passive again.
Marten: I'm ... yes, I see.
Dora: Oh, come on.
Marten: Ok. Fine. No, I am not simply too passive.
Dora: Yes you are! How can you deny it now?!
Marten: omg
Anyway, carry on.
Kwark:
Hi, this is my first post. I'm french so please bear with my accent. I've been reading the comic for years, and I'd like to attract your attention to the epicness of Number 1964. It looks like the end of an era, a cinematographic experience.
It begins as a pause in the narration, these few friends are taking a break from their usual adventures and just chilling on a porch. The first few lines of dialogue don't even matter, but their sudden absence allows a mysterious tension to build up, starting at panel 2, where we can see Marten gazing at nothing, apparently tired from unresolved issues with Dora and/or coffee. The silence wakes him up. They're just... gone. Behold the perspective in panel 4. All you can hear now are the grasshopers and the far thump of the bass, and even they fade away in pannel 5. Dora breaks the silence with 3 simple letters, "Hey".
They're just not kids anymore. Either that is epic or I'm too stoned and misreading between the lines.
Blackjoker:
I am quite curious as to where this will go. I am not sure if it will be painful, cathartic, or just schadenfreude enducing, but I am curious to see regardless.
Enduar:
"Spoiler" from Jeph's Twitter:
--- Quote ---(Tonight on QC)
Dora: Martin...would it be too soon...for me to date...your mom? And also Tai?
--- End quote ---
Lol.
akronnick:
--- Quote from: Kwark on 07 Jul 2011, 21:30 ---Hi, this is my first post. I'm french so please bear with my accent. I've been reading the comic for years, and I'd like to attract your attention to the epicness of Number 1964. It looks like the end of an era, a cinematographic experience.
It begins as a pause in the narration, these few friends are taking a break from their usual adventures and just chilling on a porch. The first few lines of dialogue don't even matter, but their sudden absence allows a mysterious tension to build up, starting at panel 2, where we can see Marten gazing at nothing, apparently tired from unresolved issues with Dora and/or coffee. The silence wakes him up. They're just... gone. Behold the perspective in panel 4. All you can hear now are the grasshopers and the far thump of the bass, and even they fade away in pannel 5. Dora breaks the silence with 3 simple letters, "Hey".
They're just not kids anymore. Either that is epic or I'm too stoned and misreading between the lines.
--- End quote ---
Bienvenue sur le forum, nouvelle personne!*
If it makes you feel any better, while your written English is impecable, I couldn't help reading it with a thick southern accent.
*Translation to the French by Google. And I forget, does French use those wierd upside-down exclamation points like Spanish?
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