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WCDT 1-5 August 2011 (1981-85)

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Throg:

--- Quote from: stoutfiles on 02 Aug 2011, 05:36 ---
--- Quote from: gangler on 02 Aug 2011, 01:50 ---I read her using it like you'd call a child sweetie. Doesn't really mean anything beyond the fact that his problems appear small, inconsequential, and easily bypassed from her viewpoint.

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Exactly.  Marten is pretty pathetic when you get right to it.  However, everyone seems to think that Dora is the crazy, unstable one for finding a way out of their purposeless relationship.

Marten is finally having a revelation about his life and it involves getting a cheeseburger.  Sigh.

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Hear hear.  Need for a punchline for the strip aside, that's a great illustration of a big part of why Dora broke up with Marten in the first place: frustration at indie-boy's directionless passivity.  



Sylentknight:

--- Quote from: Arancaytar on 02 Aug 2011, 00:41 ---Marten's contemplative look in panel 4 seemed to be centered on Dora's butt.  :lol:

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Just because she or he is your ex doesn't mean you can't still check out their butt, especially if looking at it is still enjoyable. :laugh:

pwhodges:

--- Quote from: Throg on 02 Aug 2011, 06:46 ---a big part of why Dora broke up with Marten in the first place: frustration at indie-boy's directionless passivity.
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Dora made it quite clear why she broke the relationship up, and that was not the reason.

TRVA123:

--- Quote from: Mr. Doctor on 02 Aug 2011, 03:01 ---For me this is a callback to 564. Hopefully the "what do you want" from Dora will work better this time.

C'mon Marten, If you just want to be happy then go for it with full force!

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It brought comic 1292 to my mind.

Its clear to me now, Marten had ambition, then Tai talked him out of it.

Carl-E:
That's not ambition, that's an uneasy feeling of directionlessness (is that a word?).  Tai had felt something similar in relation to her love life, but Marten's is more general and all-encompassing. 

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