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Comic Discussion => QUESTIONABLE CONTENT => Topic started by: mike837go on 24 Jun 2011, 06:06
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Has anyone been keeping track of where the Espressosaurus has gotten to?
It wound up in White Board on the same day it disappeared from QC. Along with a can of diet soda.
Any other sightings? Or will proof of Nessie be easier to find?
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Since it faded from Whiteboard's lab, I'm guessing its 96,763 seconds = 1612.7166... minutes = 26.878611... hours are up. It'll be back in CoD next time we see it.
Just in time for the morning shift after the big date.
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Due to a miscalculation on Raven't part, it will reappear wherever Marten is at that moment and displace/destroy some portion of his anatomy in the process.
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That's cold.
Or hot, depending on the state of the espresso.
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Look at it this way, if that did happen, he could make money everytime he took a leak. :roll:
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Not if it made him the new Goatse guy.
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Not if it made him the new Goatse guy.
Well its not like he's going to tell people where the espresso came from.
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Wouldn't it be cool if this became a Thing in webcomics and the dinosaur kept teleporting in and out of different comics? It would seem like a natural part of the Girl Genius world, for example.
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... And Espressosaurus II reappears -- either in CoD or in the gallery owned by the guy who commissioned it -- and promptly dispenses ...
... ChooChooBear.
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It is now on Qu'nos.
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It is now on Qu'nos.
Next it'll be on the Genesis planet........... KAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHNNNNNNNNNN!
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It's making the Kessel run, but in considerably more than 12 parsecs.
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It's now at Corianus VI spying on the Shadows.
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Now it's in Hill Valley California, 1955 trying to get with Marty McFly's mom.
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Now it's suddenly appeared on the desk of a nanotech engineer (http://timeslikethis.com/) at TerCon Technologies in Dallas. She looks at it and says, "Oh, no, not this thing again."
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Platform 9 3/4.
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After that it'll be on the Nostromo.
No John Hurt! DON'T DRINK THE ESPRESSO!
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That's some good guessing.
But, uh, people.
Pics or it didn't happen!
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At the Jupiter-Io Lagrange-5 point. My God, it's full of ... Espresso?
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The rangetop in Jim's kitchen and ... Oh shiii ...
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The rangetop in Jim's kitchen and ... Oh shiii ...
An interesting hypothesis
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At the Jupiter-Io Lagrange-5 point. My God, it's full of ... Espresso?
Was it Jupiter or Saturn. Sources (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001:_A_Space_Odyssey_%28film%29#Jupiter_Mission) disagree (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001:_A_Space_Odyssey_%28novel%29#Plot_summary).
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Prefer Saturn/Iapetus myself, but it's 1 1/2 movies vs. one book, and then Sir Arthur used Jupiter from then on, in "2010," "2061" and "3001." Dangit.
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Or as it is spelled in the book (at least my copy, a paper back from the late '60s) Japetus.
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Yep, Sir Arthur used the J. In those wiki articles you linked, there's a section about I vs. J. No wonder Ol' Red Eye went meshuganah.
Say, there's an espressosaurus stuck in the antenna-pointing thingy. You better go outside the ship and fix it.
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I'm sorry, DSL, I'm afraid I can't do that.
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Dai...sy.....Dai.........sy............
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Open pod bay doors, Pintsize.
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I saw it's article on Wikipedia.....and now it's been deleted.
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I guess it wasn't notable.
Maybe it didn't cite enough sources.
Chances are it got merged into another page.
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There are some people from the Department of Scientific Investigation here to see you all.
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Tell 'em to take a seat and have some coffee. The folks from the Department of Temporal Investigations are running late.
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I'm sorry, folks, I can't let you do that.
You're endangering espressosaurus' mission...
(wow, the perfect place to use my avatar, and i'm late to the party)
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Tell 'em to take a seat and have some coffee. The folks from the Department of Temporal Investigations are running late.
Those folks are never late, and they are never early. They arrive on time, precisely at the time they are needed to arrive.
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Tell 'em to take a seat and have some coffee. The folks from the Department of Temporal Investigations are running late.
Those folks are never late, and they are never early. They arrive on time, precisely at the time they are needed to arrive.
Transport provided by Gandalf Starlines.
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Now it's shown up next to Stephen Hawking's chair.
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Now it's shown up next to Stephen Hawking's chair.
Next it'll show up as Stephan Hawking's chair.
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FORD PREFECT: "Eddies. Eddies in the time stream."
ARTHUR DENT: "He is, is he? And that's his sofa? With the little robot dinosaur coffee machine under the cushions?"
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I saw it's article on Wikipedia.....and now it's been deleted.
This would be a natural for the QC wiki. I probably won't get around to it myself.
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I saw it's article on Wikipedia.....and now it's been deleted.
This would be a natural for the QC wiki. I probably won't get around to it myself.
I did. (http://questionablecontent.wikia.com/wiki/Espressosaur) :D
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Now you need to delete it. :psyduck:
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Also, why is Raven referencing the ZIP code of Lanai City in Hawaii? (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1948)
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Oh my god, I love you guys.
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I'm going to blow it up. It's blocking my view of Venus.
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I'm going to blow it up. It's blocking my view of Venus.
Hey Bugs, I found where Marvin went!!
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I saw it's article on Wikipedia.....and now it's been deleted.
This would be a natural for the QC wiki. I probably won't get around to it myself.
I did. (http://questionablecontent.wikia.com/wiki/Espressosaur) :D
Nice, except they're not both tyrannosauruseseses! The second version was more like an apatosaurus or something like that.
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Also, you said the couple purchased the original. While I'm not sure what happened to the original, 1648 (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1648) clearly indicates that the new one was created for the studio.
I fixed it though.
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I fixed it first (http://questionablecontent.wikia.com/wiki/Espressosaur). :P
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It might be a brachiosaurus... :mrgreen:
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There are reports that it may have appeared in Dr. Muskady's lab inside the headquarters of Evil Inc.
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It would revolutionize Starbucks if it did show up there...
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Yes, but she would have trouble flying her Viper if she spilled hot coffee in her lap.
EDIT: Or his. Gotta respect the "original."
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Yes, but she would have trouble flying her Viper if she spilled hot coffee in her lap.
EDIT: Or his. Gotta respect the "original."
But who do sue when that happens in a Viper cockpit?
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...Adama?
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Baltar! Especially the whiny reimagined one.
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C'mon the lawyers gotta have somebody with deeper pockets than that!
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Oh great. Now it showed up in the Transformers aisle of some toy store in California.
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Wait! Wait! We've tracked it down. It's at booth 1229 of ComicCon.
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7/27/11 #1978
Hey its back!
Did any notice the Hitchhiker's Guide reference?
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Now ... Should this discussion shift to the "Is espresso good coffee?" thread?
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Nope.
This thread should be locked by the Moderator for being obsolete.
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7/27/11 #1978
Hey its back!
Did any notice the Hitchhiker's Guide reference?
Yeah! Now all I can think of is Hanners as a kid sitting quietly being a bowl of petunias.
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Took me a second, but then I got it.
And I wanted to jump up and shout, "FORTY-TWO!"
But then my neighbors in apartments 41, 43 and 44 would complain.
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I like how Mr. Gallery Man is relatively nonchalant about the sudden appearance of Espressosaurus II, but is concerned about what might happen next. Apparently this sort of thing happens all the time in the QCVerse. Little robots running around? Psssht. That's nothin'.
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Haha, jwhouk, I'm apparently on Facebook/G+ too much, 'cause I read your post and started looking for the like/+1 button. Great job.