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Don't you want to just tickle Pickle 'til she squiggles?

shadowinthelight wrote:Personally, I would love to see Phix totally lose it and fall down laughing at Bia's situation.

naw, she is waaay to old for that.. Just a wide beaming smile, saying "daaaawww, why do they have to grow up????

JSStryker wrote:The more I see of Castela, it kinda makes me wish I had married and raised a family!

Get in touch with the closest FBI office so they can put you into contact with the MIB. Castela may be the only Whatsit but they may have some Whodats or Thingamahuhs that need a good home.

Loqe wrote:Am I the only one freaking out about the time-travel thread?

Which time-travel thread? The only one I can recall was Shelly's 18,000-year sojourn in the Time Forest (going backwards in time, from our point of view), overlapping the 57 (or 56) Calendar Machine cycles.

"Young Bia" isn't the result of time travel, except in a very abstract sense. Her father (being a primordial Titan) just decided to do a Reset on her.

I think he's talking about the date in the thread title.

Castela's face in that last panel is just too cute... heeeeee!

It looks as if Castela has also been working on her human appearance, too. She seems to be a bit more human.

JSStryker wrote:The more I see of Castela, it kinda makes me wish I had married and raised a family!

The trick would be to skip over the whole "having kids" part, and instead go straight to having grandkids. That way you can have them around as long as they are cute and sweet, but once they start getting annoying or cranky you can hand them off to somebody else to take care of.

@Dave:

Wasn't it 80,000 years in the Time Forest?

And it's not time travel, s'just the descendants of the Forumites messing with our primitive heads by posting from the future....

Loqe wrote:Am I the only one freaking out about the time-travel thread?

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NOTDilbert wrote:@Dave:

Wasn't it 80,000 years in the Time Forest?

Quite right. For some reason I seem to have been typing in base 15 this afternoon.

Mondays. Hate 'em.

NOTDilbert wrote:Wasn't it 80,000 years in the Time Forest?

82,650 years to be exact

Dave wrote: Quite right. For some reason I seem to have been typing in base 15 this afternoon.

At least it wasn't binary. Typing 10100001011011010 is pretty awkward.

Is Paul's April Fool joke to post nothing at all tonight and two pages tomorrow?

shadowinthelight wrote:I think he's talking about the date in the thread title.

hey I never even noticed until now!!

illiad wrote:

shadowinthelight wrote:I think he's talking about the date in the thread title.

hey I never even noticed until now!!

Heh. I messed up the date on a thread a while back.

Catawampus wrote:

JSStryker wrote:The more I see of Castela, it kinda makes me wish I had married and raised a family!

The trick would be to skip over the whole "having kids" part, and instead go straight to having grandkids. That way you can have them around as long as they are cute and sweet, but once they start getting annoying or cranky you can hand them off to somebody else to take care of.

No engaging "cheat mode"

Let's just say that as a single Mother, for every annoying thing my son does, he does 100 awesome things that make my heart smile, so BRING IT.

Catawampus wrote:

JSStryker wrote:The more I see of Castela, it kinda makes me wish I had married and raised a family!

The trick would be to skip over the whole "having kids" part, and instead go straight to having grandkids. That way you can have them around as long as they are cute and sweet, but once they start getting annoying or cranky you can hand them off to somebody else to take care of.

I started my family life with a 14-year-old daughter.

I now have a soon-to-be-thirty daughter and an eight- and six-year-old granddaughter.

Natalie, the six-year-old reminds me of Castela.

Or perhaps the other way 'round.

Atomic wrote:Meanwhile, Tina........... ?

I was going to reply "Ahem" (or maybe 'amen', I dont know) but It's tomorrow by the time I've posted this so....

Dont worry, Tina has reappeared. (yaaaaah!)

DinkyInky wrote:

Catawampus wrote:The trick would be to skip over the whole "having kids" part, and instead go straight to having grandkids. That way you can have them around as long as they are cute and sweet, but once they start getting annoying or cranky you can hand them off to somebody else to take care of.

No engaging "cheat mode"

Perhaps a rental service instead, then.

"Lonely and depressed? Rent a whatsit toddler! Want to make your neighbours feel very conflicted and awkward during their next barbeque? Rent a baby minotaur! Want to have both Child Protection Services and the vice squad keeping a close eye on you? Rent a young siren! Come see our full selection at Rent-A-Kid, Inc.!"