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Except that now we have to wait for the rest of Iris' sentence.

Damn you, Zubkavich.

[how the hell did I double post?]

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Granted that we know nothing about "The Professor." However, the General might have just revealed a blind spot: She assumes that the Professor is doing exactly the same thing she's doing, probably for the same reasons. She obviously knows him, but she might not be able to see outside of her (highly ...

Well, now it appears to be a bit more complicated than that. If Esurio's right (and for all we know he could be lying), he has some power to grant wishes (he seems to twist them, if the need for "roots" is any indication) and perform "miracles" (cf the page where he siezes Blake's hair). Iris called...

You can kill me, but you can't... ... get any. ... make me finish a sentence. ... prevent me from using all the ellipses I want. ... kill me, and still slice a tomato. ... provide Gratuitous Panty Shots. ... keep me from sounding like God's gift to the Eagle Scouts. ... dress for s--t. ... do it wit...

Rumy might well try an attack, and Stu just might as well, but there's not only the General to deal with. There are several soldiers, also armed with guns. Basically, barring some serious Max Payne "bullet time" style maneuvering on the part of the Fans, they're totally screwed. It's up to Doctor Wh...

Given his position in the group, he could have been blown backward, in which case he'd be hidden by the blast itself.

Or he could have been hit directly...

Someone in the "Someone had to do it" thread guessed that the General blew up Stu, and that would be an interesting "lesson" for the Fans, but I can't quite swallow that for one reason: It looks like the explosion landed either right in the midst of the main group, or right behind them, on the other...

I'll also vote Nay. He stays. As I said elsethread, you really find out what your principles are when you have to apply them to someone you hate. And it's just too easy to hate Stu. Tim (and SteveB on the forums) called this right. This vote is driven by emotion. Look at the expression on Rikk's face.

Back on topic, I have to agree with Tim. The Fans had the same argument when Alisin came on board, and again Tim noted that all the arguments offered against her made her better qualified for the club. It's too easy to hate Stu, and that's the problem. This is a real test of the Fans' charter, and t...

On 2002-03-27 08:59, Maritza_Campos wrote:

On 2002-03-26 19:06, KingLeon wrote:
Yeah, but she's using it to keep at Will... How does riling someone up get them to like you?
(thinks)
Oh.

OEM strategy.

Worked for Dell.

On 2002-03-21 20:44, devlor wrote:

2: Does that thing remind anyone else of the Deadly Brain from ONI?

"It wants... feet."

Now today's page is even funnier.

Very interesting post, silversmoke. I think you're on to something. There don't have to be alternate universes, just alternate timelines. This could be "Groundhog Day" on a grand scale as easily as anything else, with the difference that the principle character is consciously going back and starting...

I have to wonder if the brain isn't going after technologically inclined fen specifically: Tim has a seizure, then we next see the big brain gazing into a computer lab (Jackie would be an unintended casualty). With the technologically adept disabled, the remaining fen are at a distinct disadvantage ...

I have to wonder, too, if the Esurio of treespace is different than the Esurio of meatspace. He can apparently see into both spaces, if the King was a reflection of treespace. Colby appears unchanged, maybe because he's Special and maybe because he entered treespace physically. I'm a bit confused ab...

No, because "till death do them part" is just another way of writing "till death parts them."

It's correct, it's just anachronistic.

Presumably the fuzzy diagonal lines in the last panel.

Poor Rumy.

Last time she got a hug, Rikk noticed Alisin for the first time.

This time, she gets a hug after agreeing to doom her odds of ever winning his love. And Rikk's completely oblivious to it all.

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Does the Christian girl remind anyone else of April (from CRFH?).
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