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C'mon, EVERYONE knows Pizza Girl is really Hannelore.Wyvern wrote:NOTDilbert wrote:To those who have been grouping Pizza Girl in with the Mundanes....
If she's any relation to Pizza Delivery Girl over at QC, she's NOT a Mundane....
Pizza Delivery Girl is totally not Penelope, okay? Unless she is.
Yeah. Her dad's space station was a dead give away.jwhouk wrote:C'mon, EVERYONE knows Pizza Girl is really Hannelore.Wyvern wrote:Pizza Delivery Girl is totally not Penelope, okay? Unless she is.NOTDilbert wrote:To those who have been grouping Pizza Girl in with the Mundanes....
If she's any relation to Pizza Delivery Girl over at QC, she's NOT a Mundane....
Well, Tina 1.0 died by smashing her face into her windshield. It's quite possible her eyes didn't survive that.Catawampus wrote:Given that they tend to dematerialise at night, leaving an empty space for spiders to crawl into or tentacles to creep out of, I'd say that that is quite likely. At least, not eyes like those on ordinary animals, and not actually needed for sight. Rather, some sort of manifestation of Tina's will. They might not even be physically there. Which leaves the question of where the original Tina's biological eyes have gone. . .perhaps she has a roving eye?Fairportfan wrote:I'd say that Tina's eyes are not actually eyes.
Awesome! I like hugs as much as Hammy:Julie wrote:That reference deserves a hug!txmystic wrote:ONE OF FIVE WINGED BEINGS PROPHECIED TO BE WHAT?! WHAT????!!
Think Kurt Russel in "Big Trouble in Little China": 'WHAT will come out no more??'*HUGS!*
"A curvy rear end is seen as very sexy by some folks!"DilyV wrote:In the last panel one of her demons says "We can haz badonkadonk?"
I remembered she was named. I just wasn't as certain what her name was. I remembered Dylan, but I learned long ago not to trust my memory, so I didn't type it.Wyvern wrote:But in Wapsi Square, we actually don't have any reason to think Dylan is unaware of the supernatural. (Does everyone remember she is a named character?)
That's because hugs are AWESOME!txmystic wrote:Awesome! I like hugs as much as Hammy:Julie wrote: That reference deserves a hug!
Wait. You mean to tell me that there are people who don't like curvy rear ends?txmystic wrote:"A curvy rear end is seen as very sexy by some folks!"
I am "some folks"
Julie wrote:I remembered she was named. I just wasn't as certain what her name was. I remembered Dylan, but I learned long ago not to trust my memory, so I didn't type it.Wyvern wrote:But in Wapsi Square, we actually don't have any reason to think Dylan is unaware of the supernatural. (Does everyone remember she is a named character?)
That's because hugs are AWESOME!txmystic wrote:Awesome! I like hugs as much as Hammy:Julie wrote: That reference deserves a hug!
Wait. You mean to tell me that there are people who don't like curvy rear ends?txmystic wrote:"A curvy rear end is seen as very sexy by some folks!"
I am "some folks"
... would you find this comfy???Yeah. He lives in Damyankee, New Jersey.Julie wrote: Wait. You mean to tell me that there are people who don't like curvy rear ends?
Apparently Pablo hadn't seen it until this week. (I hadn't either.) If you do another one, and you certainly should if you get inspired to do so, mentioning it here would doubtless be appreciated.lake_wrangler wrote:Thank you kindly. I worked hard, to get to that point. And even then, there are a few places where I feel there is a split-second discrepancy between what I was looking to achieve and what I managed to achieve... But it certainly was fun to make.Wyvern wrote:Of topic, you guys should check out this Nudge and Phix chase video.
Though given that this is Tina, that doesn't necessarily mean much.Aleister Crow wrote:Catawampus wrote:Whatever Tina 2.1's using, her 'eyes' are good enough to fool the doctors who did the reconstructive surgery.
http://wapsisquare.com/comic/compelledme/
Actually, I did mention it before... but it was a small mention, sandwiched by some awesome fanart, so it didn't get noticed much...Wyvern wrote:Apparently Pablo hadn't seen it until this week. (I hadn't either.) If you do another one, and you certainly should if you get inspired to do so, mentioning it here would doubtless be appreciated.lake_wrangler wrote:Thank you kindly. I worked hard, to get to that point. And even then, there are a few places where I feel there is a split-second discrepancy between what I was looking to achieve and what I managed to achieve... But it certainly was fun to make.Wyvern wrote:Of topic, you guys should check out this Nudge and Phix chase video.
It just clicked in... Pablo just saw it this week? Wow...Wyvern wrote:Apparently Pablo hadn't seen it until this week. (I hadn't either.)
Facebook. He liked it.lake_wrangler wrote:It just clicked in... Pablo just saw it this week? Wow...Wyvern wrote:Apparently Pablo hadn't seen it until this week. (I hadn't either.)
I didn't happen to see him comment on it. Did he say anything on the forum, or perhaps on Facebook?
Linky, please? (I can't seem to find him on Facebook, for some reason...)Wyvern wrote:Facebook. He liked it.lake_wrangler wrote:It just clicked in... Pablo just saw it this week? Wow...Wyvern wrote:Apparently Pablo hadn't seen it until this week. (I hadn't either.)
I didn't happen to see him comment on it. Did he say anything on the forum, or perhaps on Facebook?
Try this: Paul Taylor Facebook Pagelake_wrangler wrote:Linky, please? (I can't seem to find him on Facebook, for some reason...)Wyvern wrote:Facebook. He liked it.
meisdadoo wrote:Katsumoto: You believe a man can change his destiny?
Algren: I think a man does what he can, until his destiny is revealed.
Jack Sparrow: The only rules that really matter are these: what a man can do and what a man can't do.
Alas, this is not always entirely exclusive to the questionFairportfan wrote:Will he aim at your enemies?
Buckaroo Banzai: No matter where you go, there you are.bmonk wrote:meisdadoo wrote:Katsumoto: You believe a man can change his destiny?
Algren: I think a man does what he can, until his destiny is revealed.Jack Sparrow: The only rules that really matter are these: what a man can do and what a man can't do.
Note:Dave wrote:Alas, this is not always entirely exclusive to the questionFairportfan wrote:Will he aim at your enemies?
"Will he aim at you?"
