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sheik wrote:Granted, it may be very dark down there, but Kath's head orientation suggests she may be blind.

What, because she looked at Atsali's arm while she pulled hard on it? Seems reasonable to me...

np: CoLD SToRAGE - DOH-T (Slipstream Volume 1)

Fairportfan wrote:Heh. I'm the one who understood math and science pretty well.

My kid brother (who never got past Calculus 1, and that by mistake on his advisor's part) is the best-selling "hard" SF writer.

Good thing there's things besides "write what you know" then...

I saw it last Friday (in German, so I can't exactly comment on specific lines), but I had the feeling this was a "regular" average action movie where someone added the words "Die Hard" after it was already done... Where's the hostage or other life threatening situation throughout...

So... it's the old "mine cart rides are all fun and games until the none-supe human gets turned into a red stain on the wall/floor by the impact at the end" again?

Is it just me, or has Atsali shifted her legs into human form?

np: CoLD SToRAGE - Plasticity (Slipstream Volume 2)

That's Google's very own newfangled Hybrid Infiltration Unit...

(Or it could just be ye olde Google webcrawler looking for new pages here to index...)

np: CoLD SToRAGE - Canada (Slipstream Volume 1)

So that's the "impending boom" Sphinx-Napped mentioned yesterday...

Well, you kinda have to understand what that pastor is going through - having a definitely male first name (and I'm definite on that one as an Austrian) as a female is a probably a hardship that can lead to doing such things... :roll: (Sorry, couldn't resist... :D) Oh, I thought they'd misspelled '...

Fairportfan wrote:I visualise a forensics team faced with prints left by two people, one wearing these and one wearing the ones i posted about.

Nah - let them each wear one shoe of each pair; that'll confuse forensics even more...

Well, you kinda have to understand what that pastor is going through - having a definitely male first name (and I'm definite on that one as an Austrian) as a female is a probably a hardship that can lead to doing such things...

(Sorry, couldn't resist... )

I have added a Google Docs version of the same PDF, available only through this link. If anyone can't get the document through this, let me know and I'll fiddle with the settings a bit: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9AJYQpA8CKFV0w5bFFWWnZhY1k/edit?usp=sharing Works for me - and I've noticed that...

I actually prefer comments beneath the comics. Said so in the past, still think so. A stream is much easier and quicker to run across than multiple, non-threaded(!) pages on this forum. So when you go back to a comic page, how do you determine which of all those posts in the thread are new since th...

As I pointed out on Facebook, one is invulnerable and the other is unkillable. This could go on a while. That's what us game designers refer to as "broken". Bah - it's just "unstoppable force" vs. "immoveable object" all over again... and again... and again... :) np: N...

Ermagerd Smerfs!!1!one

Just a heads-up, folks. The comments are back on the Wapsi site, they are run through Facebook. =) Well, it's very unlikely i'll be using them unless everything dries up here. seconded, I'm not a fan of that... :) Yeah, I'm not ever going to touch Farcebook, not even with a ten-foot pole - nothing ...

- How would the cat know where to go from there? - How would it have been trained to go where it needed to go? From what I read (in German) the cat was raised by the inmates (with permission from the prison) and sometimes family members of some of the inmates would take her home to feed and care fo...

cheviot wrote:My overly suspicious nature has me wondering why all three panels in this comic are close ups of Monica's face. It's almost as if Pablo doesn't want us seeing the rest of her body...

Well, that newest print on the frontpage is called "Jaguar Girl" and Monica still looks quite the same...

Now that's an art...

(I was secretly hoping it wouldn't be "Jack Reacher" before clicking that link as I quite enjoyed that movie at the cinema this friday... )

Ow. Just ow...

So, it's just past midnight around here in the middle of Europe, ergo happy new year from me. And, as every year, no old year would be complete (well, at least in Austria and Germany) without yet another showing of Dinner for One (feel free to ignore the German introduction, the main part is in Engl...