The art change's effects on Claire, of course.
Tied to an optics table in a lab (her new boyfriend is into some kinky shit). :roll:
Didn't she leave to get her master's degree?
Tied to an optics table in a lab (her new boyfriend is into some kinky shit). :roll:Didn't she leave to get her master's degree?
Her master must really be into some kinky shit.
Tied to an optics table in a lab (her new boyfriend is into some kinky shit). :roll:Didn't she leave to get her master's degree?
Her master must really be into some kinky shit.
My prediction for this week:The entropy of the universe will continue to increase. Thus sayeth the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Things will be said.
Events will occur.
Happenings will take place.
Now, now, hold your applause please.
EDIT: Emo Marten is emo.
Main site's been hacked. I got a notice saying I should "install a video player."You might have a virus, I'm not seeing anything.
I did the rookie mistake: .com instead of .net. :oops:Main site's been hacked. I got a notice saying I should "install a video player."You might have a virus, I'm not seeing anything.
I really like the perspective in the second panel. It's the little things sometimes...
Ahh, I am assuming the .com redirects you to some actual questionable content :PI did the rookie mistake: .com instead of .net. :oops:Main site's been hacked. I got a notice saying I should "install a video player."You might have a virus, I'm not seeing anything.
You should get that checked.Main site's been hacked. I got a notice saying I should "install a video player."You might have a virus, I'm not seeing anything.
I REALLY want to hear the rest of Pintsize's theory.
Oh my god Martin is STILL going on about this. He's really starting to grind my gears.
Don't we all?No.
He is a tad self-conscious, isn't he? Still, has he got anything better to do with his spare time than obsess about whether some girl likes him?
Geeze, I just made him sound like a 14-year-old boy. :-P
You realise in comic time it's only been like 2 days since the kiss, right? Let the man obsess for now, I say :mrgreen:Pretty sure it's the night of the same day. It seemed to be relatively early in the day when she kissed him. Marten told Tai about it, and we changed scenes to Faye in CoD, with Angus talking about the callback. They want to celebrate with dinner. Then Dale comes to CoD for an evening shift. He was still around in Friday's comic.
Where the fuck is Raven anyway?Really great way to ask that question.
Oh my god Martin is STILL going on about this. He's really starting to grind my gears.
That's one skinny Marten. Where's Emily even going to put the (so far theoretical) ovipositor?In space, no one can hear you clean.
Also, thanks jwhouk for the image of Hanners, in an exoloader, saying: "Stay away from him, you bitch!"
As for Marten, this is Emily he is dealing with, the significance of that kiss could range from friendly peck on the cheek, to marking him to warn off other potential competitors. Good thing it was just a kiss, she could just as easily have peed on him to claim him.Well yeah, there's that too, Emily's behaviour tends to be way too off for it to be fairly interpreted easily. But as I said, as a social phobiac I'd have handled this way more simply: "ambiguous" means "definitely no".
I dunno, Marten might be into (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=603) that (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1695)...
Oh my god Martin is STILL going on about this. He's really starting to grind my gears.
His name is Noir.
Pinot Noir.
Not even a couple of days - he's wearing the same shirt he had on the next day. All this stuff with Hanners and Marigold and Dale and May and May and Hanners for the last few weeks?
... it's still the same day.
I think Jeph once said that it was maybe a 18 months to two years (at that stage, which I think was when Marten and Dora were still together or around that time. And there has been at least one timeskip). My guess, we're looking at maybe 2 and a half years.
Regarding the comic, it looks like Jeph has gotten into the happy medium of the new style and the previous.
Also, shenanigans ahead.
Your loss :roll:Don't we all?No.
Marten's problems remind me of the one thing I'm really not fond of in QC: The near-complete lack of conflict. Nearly all of the drama is mellow, and I'm fairly sure we haven't had a 'Bad Guy' (Rather, any negative character,) since the Vespavenger. I have no real problems with melodrama, but all of the conflict we've seen has been a result of the characters being awkward or socially incompetent in some situations.
This is fine, but it all happens in a bizarely unnoticed sci-fi universe. There are just SO MANY insane, implausible things just handwaved by: Artificial Intelligence, convenient and safe space travel, efficient, Pint-sized (pun intended) death lasers, and posdibly (If Hannelore is to be believed) genetic design and cloning of superior humans. James-Bond esque adventures risking the fate of the world are a common occurence, and at least one main character's mother is a supervillian. Limbs can be entirely replaced with cybernetic duplicates (Which apparently function better than the genetic kind), and this leads me to believe that immortality via robot-suit shouldn't be all that far away. Robot hordes are apparently marching for civil rights, and there's an entire dorm room somewhere just chock full of promiscuous lesbians.
Not only is all of this almost irrelevant to the plot, it gives me whiplash every time it's brought up in detail. I have trouble caring about Marten bumbling around with a quirky intern when I keep getting reminded about the insane, far more interesting things happening around it.
I thought Faye and Angus had a fancy dinner (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2740) date tonight? Instead, Faye and Marten are going to drink wine and talk about their problems? Not that I am complaining, I love the Faye/Marten storylines :-DConsidering how Angus reacted the last time he came in on Faye drunk... Paddle steamer, meet Niagara Falls?
Paddle steamer = Angus, Niagara Falls = Faye? In that case, my bet is on Faye :mrgreen:I thought Faye and Angus had a fancy dinner (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2740) date tonight? Instead, Faye and Marten are going to drink wine and talk about their problems? Not that I am complaining, I love the Faye/Marten storylines :-DConsidering how Angus reacted the last time he came in on Faye drunk... Paddle steamer, meet Niagara Falls?
Sometime around the Holiday Season of '08, check out Dora's hair in 1302 (http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1302) and 1311 (http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1311). So I would say 1311 would be the timeskip.
Took me a while to find it (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1807). This site seriously needs a search function; it's going on 3000 comics.The QC Wiki page (http://questionablecontent.wikia.com/wiki/Questionable_Content_Wiki) is probably the closest you'll get. Good for the more memorable pages and quotes.
there's an entire dorm room somewhere just chock full of promiscuous lesbians.
I thought Faye and Angus had a fancy dinner (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2740) date tonight? Instead, Faye and Marten are going to drink wine and talk about their problems? Not that I am complaining, I love the Faye/Marten storylines :-DConsidering how Angus reacted the last time he came in on Faye drunk... Paddle steamer, meet Niagara Falls?
it looks like Jeph has gotten into the happy medium of the new style and the previous.I'd say there wasn't a new style. He wanted to try drawing the same style, but in a faster, looser way - that affected the result, but he has got it back under control now.
Marten is a robo-phrenologist, it seems.Better than a retro-phrenologist I guess….
Crisis Wine instead of Emergency Bourbon? Is this a sign of the characters actually getting older and developing adult tastes in-universe?
tequila of bad misjudgementsBad misjudgement? I think you seriously misunderestimate the pleonasmic tautology of this phrase.
tequila of bad misjudgementsBad misjudgement? I think you seriously misunderestimate the pleonasmic tautology of this phrase.
Crisis Wine instead of Emergency Bourbon? Is this a sign of the characters actually getting older and developing adult tastes in-universe?
The crisis wine is closely followed by the whiskey of indecision and finally the tequila of bad misjudgements
tequila of bad misjudgementsBad misjudgement? I think you seriously misunderestimate the pleonasmic tautology of this phrase.
One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor.
Marten's problems remind me of the one thing I'm really not fond of in QC: The near-complete lack of conflict. Nearly all of the drama is mellow, and I'm fairly sure we haven't had a 'Bad Guy' (Rather, any negative character,) since the Vespavenger.
Crisis Wine instead of Emergency Bourbon? Is this a sign of the characters actually getting older and developing adult tastes in-universe?
The crisis wine is closely followed by the whiskey of indecision and finally the tequila of bad misjudgements
For both their sakes, I am rather hoping this doesn't get to the "vodka of seemed like a good idea at the time".
That stuff strips....(click to show/hide)
Marten's problems remind me of the one thing I'm really not fond of in QC: The near-complete lack of conflict. Nearly all of the drama is mellow, and I'm fairly sure we haven't had a 'Bad Guy' (Rather, any negative character,) since the Vespavenger. I have no real problems with melodrama, but all of the conflict we've seen has been a result of the characters being awkward or socially incompetent in some situations.
This is fine, but it all happens in a bizarely unnoticed sci-fi universe. There are just SO MANY insane, implausible things just handwaved by: Artificial Intelligence, convenient and safe space travel, efficient, Pint-sized (pun intended) death lasers, and posdibly (If Hannelore is to be believed) genetic design and cloning of superior humans. James-Bond esque adventures risking the fate of the world are a common occurence, and at least one main character's mother is a supervillian. Limbs can be entirely replaced with cybernetic duplicates (Which apparently function better than the genetic kind), and this leads me to believe that immortality via robot-suit shouldn't be all that far away. Robot hordes are apparently marching for civil rights, and there's an entire dorm room somewhere just chock full of promiscuous lesbians.
Not only is all of this almost irrelevant to the plot, it gives me whiplash every time it's brought up in detail. I have trouble caring about Marten bumbling around with a quirky intern when I keep getting reminded about the insane, far more interesting things happening around it.
Close enough and it doesn't matter.I thought Faye and Angus had a fancy dinner (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2740) date tonight? Instead, Faye and Marten are going to drink wine and talk about their problems? Not that I am complaining, I love the Faye/Marten storylines :-DConsidering how Angus reacted the last time he came in on Faye drunk... Paddle steamer, meet Niagara Falls?
Which raises the question: from what direction does the steamer approach the falls?
This is fine, but it all happens in a bizarely unnoticed sci-fi universe. There are just SO MANY insane, implausible things just handwaved by: Artificial Intelligence, convenient and safe space travel, efficient, Pint-sized (pun intended) death lasers, and posdibly (If Hannelore is to be believed) genetic design and cloning of superior humans. James-Bond esque adventures risking the fate of the world are a common occurence, and at least one main character's mother is a supervillian. Limbs can be entirely replaced with cybernetic duplicates (Which apparently function better than the genetic kind), and this leads me to believe that immortality via robot-suit shouldn't be all that far away. Robot hordes are apparently marching for civil rights, and there's an entire dorm room somewhere just chock full of promiscuous lesbians.
Not only is all of this almost irrelevant to the plot, it gives me whiplash every time it's brought up in detail. I have trouble caring about Marten bumbling around with a quirky intern when I keep getting reminded about the insane, far more interesting things happening around it.
This is fine, but it all happens in a bizarely unnoticed sci-fi universe. There are just SO MANY insane, implausible things just handwaved by: Artificial Intelligence, convenient and safe space travel, efficient, Pint-sized (pun intended) death lasers, and posdibly (If Hannelore is to be believed) genetic design and cloning of superior humans. James-Bond esque adventures risking the fate of the world are a common occurence, and at least one main character's mother is a supervillian. Limbs can be entirely replaced with cybernetic duplicates (Which apparently function better than the genetic kind), and this leads me to believe that immortality via robot-suit shouldn't be all that far away. Robot hordes are apparently marching for civil rights, and there's an entire dorm room somewhere just chock full of promiscuous lesbians.
Not only is all of this almost irrelevant to the plot, it gives me whiplash every time it's brought up in detail. I have trouble caring about Marten bumbling around with a quirky intern when I keep getting reminded about the insane, far more interesting things happening around it.
Compared to thirty years ago, WE live in a bizarre sci-fi universe. We all walk around with Star Trek communicators in our pockets that are also cameras and video recorders that can also store and play back our entire music collections and can give us maps and directions and can make dinner reservations for us and nobody thinks twice about this. Also unthinkable thirty years ago: the Soviet Union no longer exists, the US has a black president, and gay couples can get married in many places. The QC universe is, by comparison, only slightly weirder than ours.
Oh, by the way, the planet Mars is populated entirely by robots. You're welcome.
I love Faye's glance in that last panel - uncertain? death glare? insecure?
Mason jars?
Boy, have they gone native.
tequila of bad misjudgementsBad misjudgement? I think you seriously misunderestimate the pleonasmic tautology of this phrase.
I thought Faye and Angus had a fancy dinner (http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2740) date tonight? Instead, Faye and Marten are going to drink wine and talk about their problems? Not that I am complaining, I love the Faye/Marten storylines :-DConsidering how Angus reacted the last time he came in on Faye drunk... Paddle steamer, meet Niagara Falls?
Which raises the question: from what direction does the steamer approach the falls?
Apparently, upon looking at his Wiki, he had cheated on one of girls he was "seeing", but people change, which he seems to have done. All I'm saying is that he's a more complex character than Marten describes him.I am of the opinion that one can not cheat if one has not established the expectation of exclusivity. I find it unreasonable to expect exclusivity by default. Sleeping with someone once, or occasionally, or even frequently does not oblige one to be exclusive unless both parties have explicitly agreed to such social constraints.
Alcohol's a poison, but sometimes there's things inside you that you need to kill.Meditation is healthier, but alcohol is quicker, I will admit.
In long years of fighting my demons I've learned that both are more of a band aid then anything else. No cures for some illnesses.Indeed. Some things are just endemic. I meditate daily and it does help keep the demons and darkness at bay, but is treatment, not a cure. A daily dose for a chronic condition. Sex and alcohol serve a similar purpose.
In long years of fighting my demons I've learned that both are more of a band aid then anything else. No cures for some illnesses.
In long years of fighting my demons I've learned that both are more of a band aid then anything else. No cures for some illnesses.
Out of this cast, Tai would be mine. Our philosophies align pretty well.
Hmm... If Sven were an evil genius (improbable, I know), he might have passed Angus' name to whoever was running the auditions.
I know suggesting Faye is anything other than a goddess in mortal form will cause me trouble but she is really pissing me off. Even thinking about replacing Angus with Sven is damn despicable. Just to compare her with Marten for a mo. Foolish as it was he gave up everything to follow his girlfriend across the country were as Faye is thinking about dumping Angus instead of riding a train. Mind you I think Angus would be better off without her if he gets the TV gig. He could get a non-violent, non-alcoholic and above all trustworthy girlfriend.
The discussion was "if I were a god" who would I choose as my prophet. Obviously as a mere mortal, my choice would be irrelevant. I would assume most gods would prefer their prophets agree with their teachings.Out of this cast, Tai would be mine. Our philosophies align pretty well.
But isn't a prophet who tells you what you already know rather missing the point?
"Verily I say unto thee that rainbows are caused by the reflection and refraction of light through water droplets."
"Yes, we know. Now could you please pass the garlic powder? My pizza's getting cold."
I know suggesting Faye is anything other than a goddess in mortal form will cause me trouble but she is really pissing me off. Even thinking about replacing Angus with Sven is damn despicable.
Faye is thinking about dumping Angus instead of riding a train.
The discussion was "if I were a god" who would I choose as my prophet. Obviously as a mere mortal, my choice would be irrelevant. I would assume most gods would prefer their prophets agree with their teachings.
That reminds me - anyone checked up on Bill Murray lately?Last seen in a pickup truck being driven by a rodent.
Interesting idea - gods who allow their prophets to disagree with them. I could deal with a god like that.
I know suggesting Faye is anything other than a goddess in mortal form will cause me trouble but she is really pissing me off.
Why isn't it realistic for the relationship to work long-distance? It wouldn't be forever; Angus is very unlikely to land a long-term contract. I have a friend who recently got married and her husband lives in the USA while she lives in the UK, and that'll be the case for at least two years. They're making it work, and that's a lot further to travel.
Interesting idea - gods who allow their prophets to disagree with them. I could deal with a god like that.
You might enjoy Terry Pratchett's Small Gods, then. (It's one of the best Diskworld novels, and a standalone.)
oh goddammit Marten
stop pretending you care about such petty rules
it is hurtful to watch
Or at least one who laid on logical and evidenced based arguments its position.The discussion was "if I were a god" who would I choose as my prophet. Obviously as a mere mortal, my choice would be irrelevant. I would assume most gods would prefer their prophets agree with their teachings.
Interesting idea - gods who allow their prophets to disagree with them. I could deal with a god like that.
That's because most gods were invented to explain mathematically chaotic natural systems utterly beyond the scope of comprehension of the inventor.Or at least one who laid on logical and evidenced based arguments its position.The discussion was "if I were a god" who would I choose as my prophet. Obviously as a mere mortal, my choice would be irrelevant. I would assume most gods would prefer their prophets agree with their teachings.
Interesting idea - gods who allow their prophets to disagree with them. I could deal with a god like that.
Most gods I have studied tend to be fairly douchey and insecure monomaniacs, though.
Why were you so freaked out about this?This is the big question. Is Marten attracted to Emily, or not? If not, he probably does not want to hurt her feelings. I can understand that. But what if he really has a crush for her? From my point of view, the employee/intern relation does not really matter. Emily's internship will be over in a few weeks (ok, years our time); and then they can date all they want.
That's because most gods were invented to explain mathematically chaotic natural systems utterly beyond the scope of comprehension of the inventor.
That's because most gods were invented to explain mathematically chaotic natural systems utterly beyond the scope of comprehension of the inventor.Also because the inventors tended to be douchey insecure monomaniacs themselves.
Alcohol's a poison, but sometimes there's things inside you that you need to kill.
Faye:QuoteWhy were you so freaked out about this?This is the big question. Is Marten attracted to Emily, or not? If not, he probably does not want to hurt her feelings. I can understand that. But what if he really has a crush for her? From my point of view, the employee/intern relation does not really matter. Emily's internship will be over in a few weeks (ok, years our time); and then they can date all they want.
I am suspecting Marten does not really want a relationship (with all inherent complications) just now. He prefers to be single, and is using the employee/intern relation as an excuse for not committing himself.
I agree, sometimes people say things and I just go "wait... really?" A peck on the cheek is something that needs to be reprimanded between two friends who happen to work together? Damn Marten, you sound like a freaking... uh... librarian.
For the whole length of the strip Marten has shown little or no relationship-seeking behavior. Waiting for Faye was in practice a way to avoid a relationship. Dora took charge of pursuing him.
For the whole length of the strip Marten has shown little or no relationship-seeking behavior. Waiting for Faye was in practice a way to avoid a relationship. Dora took charge of pursuing him.He made a move on Lt Potter. Not exactly seeking a relationship, but he did subtly and inexpertly try to hook up.
Damn it Cosette.Exactly what I was about to say.
Sven is fucking with the emotions of her best friend, that would piss me off, too. Anyone messing with my friends pisses me off, that's just part of being a good friend. That it is her brother, with whom she already has deep seeded issues, just adds fuel to the fire.
And I doubt she is interested in him at all!Well that's harsh.
Sven is fucking with the emotions of her best friend, that would piss me off, too. Anyone messing with my friends pisses me off, that's just part of being a good friend. That it is her brother, with whom she already has deep seeded issues, just adds fuel to the fire.
Fair enough. Still it just seems like drama for the sake of drama. I'd support my true friends any day of the week, but I wouldn't just start confronting people left and right as if my friends are incapable of sticking up for themselves and need me to come in the middle and create even more of a situation, ya know?
That's because most gods were invented to explain mathematically chaotic natural systems utterly beyond the scope of comprehension of the inventor.
Of course, Eris wants us to just accept chaos as a natural part of life, and that there's nothing inherently wrong with it.
There's been no confronting yet. I may or may not have confronted the guilty party in this case, I am merely saying that Dora's emotional reaction is both understandable and reasonable. How she chooses to act is an entirely different matter.Sven is fucking with the emotions of her best friend, that would piss me off, too. Anyone messing with my friends pisses me off, that's just part of being a good friend. That it is her brother, with whom she already has deep seeded issues, just adds fuel to the fire.
Fair enough. Still it just seems like drama for the sake of drama. I'd support my true friends any day of the week, but I wouldn't just start confronting people left and right as if my friends are incapable of sticking up for themselves and need me to come in the middle and create even more of a situation, ya know?
As for this latest development. I'll be going to the cellar now. You're all welcome to join me.
Is that the cellar you converted into a fallout shelter?
Is that the cellar you converted into a fallout shelter?
You forgot to mention converted from a wine cellar. Hence the corkscrew. :angel:
wow, I did not recognize Cosette until I read the dialogue. I fell like she is the most inconsistently drawn character for Jeph.Yes. Please check one of my previous posts here (http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,29667.msg1220903.html#msg1220903).
I was going to ask if there would be booze. Carl beat me to it.As for this latest development. I'll be going to the cellar now. You're all welcome to join me.
Is that the cellar you converted into a fallout shelter?
Got supplies?
A can opener?
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Corkscrew?
I'm right behind ya.
[W.C.Fields voice] Aaah yas, reminds me of the time we were caught in the Andes moun-tains... we lost our corkscrew, and had to live on food and water for many days... I was but a mere pratt then, not knee high to a grasshopper... [/W.C.Fields voice]Charlie McCarthy: Are you eating a tomato or is that your nose?
Cosette what the fuck :psyduck:
I am much appreciating the fast pace of this week's comics.
Cosette is my favorite character, but apparently Jeph has...been experimenting with her more, as she is not one of the main charactersThat's inappropriate behaviour between an artist and his character, surely, even if she's not one o'the leads!
Raven is described on the cast list as changing her appearence often.So what you are saying is Cosette is Raven in disguise. Gotcha.
These large liquid filled casks would certainly never be filled with alcohol. That would be illegal.
The "people" here is family, which is different. Also, this isn't just any old situation....Faye is someone with severe emotional problems, who took forever to trust someone enough to get into a healthy relationship. Dora's brother is now screwing with that. And this is after Sven and Faye had a sexually active relationship that went south when Sven cheated on her and caused massive issues.
There's a history here, a history that Dora thought buried, and Sven's latest self-centered misstep further screws with Dora's best friend, which Sven should know is nothing but bad for Faye but obviously doesn't.
Dora has every right to be furious. The drama was already there.
There's been no confronting yet. I may or may not have confronted the guilty party in this case, I am merely saying that Dora's emotional reaction is both understandable and reasonable. How she chooses to act is an entirely different matter.
Faye is someone with severe emotional problems
Dora has every right to be furious. The drama was already there.IMO not really. The Drama mostly came and gone, and the most recent situation was handled by Faye because Faye is a big girl who can stick up for herself. Now Dora is being angry largely due to her own very personal reasons. OK, nobody's perfect, people are allowed to get mad. And I totally understand the whole "sharing the feelings of your closest friends" bit as well. But I seriously hope Dora is not going to do something "big", because in my own very worthless opinion, it'd be completely unnecessary.
Are you not allowed to brew your own beer/make your own wine?
Hmm... I wonder how long my quite extensive collection of rare Malts will last if I have to share it with you guys...
wow, I did not recognize Cosette until I read the dialogue. I fell like she is the most inconsistently drawn character for Jeph.Yes. Please check one of my previous posts here (http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,29667.msg1220903.html#msg1220903).
Cosette is my favorite character, but apparently Jeph has had problems determining how she looks (or he has been experimenting with her more, as she is not one of the main characters).
Hmm... I wonder how long my quite extensive collection of rare Malts will last if I have to share it with you guys...
Twenty minutes, maybe an hour, tops.
The "people" here is family, which is different. Also, this isn't just any old situation....Faye is someone with severe emotional problems, who took forever to trust someone enough to get into a healthy relationship. Dora's brother is now screwing with that. And this is after Sven and Faye had a sexually active relationship that went south when Sven cheated on her and caused massive issues.
There's a history here, a history that Dora thought buried, and Sven's latest self-centered misstep further screws with Dora's best friend, which Sven should know is nothing but bad for Faye but obviously doesn't.
Dora has every right to be furious. The drama was already there.There's been no confronting yet. I may or may not have confronted the guilty party in this case, I am merely saying that Dora's emotional reaction is both understandable and reasonable. How she chooses to act is an entirely different matter.
OK. But notice how Dora's impending action seems imminent? From the last panel, it doesn't seem like she's going to just sit around and let this take care of itself. I mean, I hope she does, but that doesn't seem to be what's on her mind right now.QuoteFaye is someone with severe emotional problems
She has also proven time and again just how much she's grown as a character, and that's she's much stronger than she even gives herself credit for. She said she wants to let "Sven stir in his own juices", so I really don't get the impression she needs Dora to come in and create even more of a situation.QuoteDora has every right to be furious. The drama was already there.IMO not really. The Drama mostly came and gone, and the most recent situation was handled by Faye because Faye is a big girl who can stick up for herself. Now Dora is being angry largely due to her own very personal reasons. OK, nobody's perfect, people are allowed to get mad. And I totally understand the whole "sharing the feelings of your closest friends" bit as well. But I seriously hope Dora is not going to do something "big", because in my own very worthless opinion, it'd be completely unnecessary.
Cosette is so clumsy that only experimentation and limb/tissue grafts have allowed her to live this long.Cosette is my favorite character, but apparently Jeph has...been experimenting with her more, as she is not one of the main charactersThat's inappropriate behaviour between an artist and his character, surely, even if she's not one o'the leads!
...it struck me during Faye and Marten's interaction this week that each of them were more initially weirded out about their respective situations than usual. It makes me wonder if perhaps they have deeper feelings for the other side (Sven and Emily) than they know or want to admit. (reference my "latent desire" comments from prev weeks(no I don't want to let that go yet))
If either of them were totally uninterested in the other parties then there wouldn't be an issue, would there?
Flame away.
Omega beams?Don't piss off Dora, you'll awaken her Darkseid.
Hmm... I wonder how long my quite extensive collection of rare Malts will last if I have to share it with you guys...
Twenty minutes, maybe an hour, tops.
I'll need to bring a barrell of barleywine then...
That should get us an extra hour or so...I'll need to bring a barrell of barleywine then...Hmm... I wonder how long my quite extensive collection of rare Malts will last if I have to share it with you guys...Twenty minutes, maybe an hour, tops.
I'll grab as many cases of Guinness as I can from work. The kid's radio flyer should be around here somewhere...
Sinda! His face black, his eyes red!!
I'm not sure how this started but I like where this thread is going.That should get us an extra hour or so...I'll need to bring a barrell of barleywine then...Hmm... I wonder how long my quite extensive collection of rare Malts will last if I have to share it with you guys...Twenty minutes, maybe an hour, tops.
I'll grab as many cases of Guinness as I can from work. The kid's radio flyer should be around here somewhere...
I have bottles of various liquors (including single malts) and some bottles of very miscellaneous wines I can contribute.
We'll do all right.
Sinda! His face black, his eyes red!!
Sinda! His face black, his eyes red!!
Dora, her army, with fists closed.
The river Cosette in winter.
And was repealed a decade later if memory serves
The river Cosette in winter.
The Beast of Tequila
The river Cosette in winter.
The Beast of Tequila
Marten and Faye, their eyes closed
The river Cosette in winter.
The Beast of Tequila
Marten and Faye, their eyes closed
Angus, his arms wide
The river Cosette in winter.
The Beast of Tequila
Marten and Faye, their eyes closed
Angus, his arms wide
Pintsize, his butt vibrating
I still don't really understand.
I'm not sure how this started but I like where this thread is going.That should get us an extra hour or so...I'll need to bring a barrell of barleywine then...Hmm... I wonder how long my quite extensive collection of rare Malts will last if I have to share it with you guys...Twenty minutes, maybe an hour, tops.
I'll grab as many cases of Guinness as I can from work. The kid's radio flyer should be around here somewhere...
I have bottles of various liquors (including single malts) and some bottles of very miscellaneous wines I can contribute.
We'll do all right.
In space, no one can hear you clean.Stop pinching my material! (http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,4954.msg1038485.html#msg1038485) :P