Re: A Warning 2012-10-19
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 3:13 am
I see a security camera on a poll in the background. The girls can't just poit out and hope no one sees, it's already too late 

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"I'm with the Minneapolis Police Department. I need to take a look at your security tapes. Several times."LoneHowler wrote:I see a security camera on a poll in the background. The girls can't just poit out and hope no one sees, it's already too late
Curses!! Beaten to the Mix-A-Lot reference by a country mile.waldosan wrote:so wait, let me get this straight, you like big butts and you cannot lie?Opus the Poet wrote:Is it bad that I like Bud's figure better than Monica's or Shelly's? I have been partial to ladies with well-defined rear ends and lesser-endowed chests.
I always thought the limitation was aim, not distance -- those with the ability could easily poit about the right distance to Ireland and splash into the ocean a few hundred miles offshore, or visit there ahead of time and be able to hit the target more exactly. Poiting something 30% of the way through the sun would be nearly as effective as the center (50% point), so for all practical purposes M would be able to do a sun poit.Bathorys Daughter wrote:Good point. Makes me wonder if her demons see an opportunity and are taking it. Especially with the dark eyes thing.MerchManDan wrote:Also, seeing the shade of Mon's text, I'm wondering if she's fully in control of herself.
That is the usual way of things, but I was wondering about what Shelly said; "... and her ability to poit anything anywhere." Does that mean just what it says? Does she have the ability to poit anything anywhere, even if she has not been there before?eee wrote:Monica can't poit where she hasn't been before. None of them can, that's why they were going to fly to Ireland. (I wonder if they're ever going to follow up on that and make sure there wasn't anything else in that tree beyond the Artifact?) M hasn't been to Hell or in the heart of the Sun - yet - so she couldn't send them there. She had, however, been to that mall.
shadowinthelight wrote:"I'm with the Minneapolis Police Department. I need to take a look at your security tapes. Several times."
There is more that it looks like. I have it all in one form or another. 9 complete story arcs and various points east and west.jwhouk wrote:Actually, not as much as you think.Atomic wrote:lake_wrangler, FYI -- PiBgorn, not pigborn.
And, now I've another huge archive to troll!
Bwahahaaaa! Had a semi-busy day yesterday, and forgot to check the dailies thread. I'm glad someone did this one, because it's about perfect!
Not at all Opus, not at all...EDIT: darn! waldosan beat me to it...Opus the Poet wrote:Is it bad that I like Bud's figure better than Monica's or Shelly's? I have been partial to ladies with well-defined rear ends and lesser-endowed chests.
Oops...jwhouk wrote:Actually, not as much as you think.Atomic wrote:lake_wrangler, FYI -- PiBgorn, not pigborn.
And, now I've another huge archive to troll!
kingklash wrote:Next, Monica will realize what happened, and think, "That wasn't me."
Brandi told her to shut up (more or less) about her caboose at the same time she pointed out the "racehorse legs", and then reinforced it with a remark about balancing a beer bottle on it.DoctorOverlord wrote:Agreed! I thought Shelly was supposed to have the hottest bootie, but that was before Bud showed up.TheSkulker wrote:Wow. I like! Pablo uncovered Bud's other asset that matches her great legs!
No idea why Bud hasn't realized it, but then she's so insecure. Still Brandi might have mentioned it to her lol
Oh, I see. This mall is actually a street of shops. So they were poited onto a public street. So much the better.jwhouk wrote:By the way, in case you're wondering - they're standing right outside of Saks Fifth Avenue's outlet store (which is the direction Shelly is looking), and apparently looking southwest at the IDS Center (the tall building on the left) and Macy's (on the right). The camera is perched on the corner of the building housing Brooks Brothers.
The Google Maps view is here.
That does seem to be another definition of "mall." Here in Winnipeg, we have Graham Mall; when I was very young, it endlessly confused me how a mall could have all its stores outside.Bathorys Daughter wrote:Oh, I see. This mall is actually a street of shops.
It's been prvoen that you can sitll mkae snese of mxied-up wrods as lnog as the fsrit and lsat ltteres are in the rghit pacle. Obviously your brain was doing something similar with "Pibgorn" and automatically "proofreading" it into something that looked more lexicographically lgocial.lake_wrangler wrote:Oops...jwhouk wrote:Actually, not as much as you think.Atomic wrote:lake_wrangler, FYI -- PiBgorn, not pigborn.
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I thought that was odd, but never actually noticed, until now... It's even there, in nice red letters, in the banner at the top of the page, but I never saw it!
I'm not supposed to be dyslexic... that's my wife's gig, not mine... but I do make mistakes pf that sort, at times... only small ones, but once in a while I catch myself doing it... I guess I didn't catch it on time, this time around, and my embarrassment is now displayed for all the world to see...![]()
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Thanks for setting me right, by the way...
That may be so, but I'm still embarrassed about it...Lee M wrote:It's been prvoen that you can sitll mkae snese of mxied-up wrods as lnog as the fsrit and lsat ltteres are in the rghit pacle. Obviously your brain was doing something similar with "Pibgorn" and automatically "proofreading" it into something that looked more lexicographically lgocial.lake_wrangler wrote:Oops...![]()
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I read Comics Curmudgeon, and I can say, "PIGBORN" is a common spoonerism, malapropism, and general mixspelling of Pibgorn.lake_wrangler wrote:That may be so, but I'm still embarrassed about it...Lee M wrote:It's been prvoen that you can sitll mkae snese of mxied-up wrods as lnog as the fsrit and lsat ltteres are in the rghit pacle. Obviously your brain was doing something similar with "Pibgorn" and automatically "proofreading" it into something that looked more lexicographically lgocial.lake_wrangler wrote:Oops...![]()
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Not infrequently intentional, at that.kingklash wrote: I read Comics Curmudgeon, and I can say, "PIGBORN" is a common spoonerism, malapropism, and general mixspelling of Pibgorn.
2433 strips/pages, by my count - not counting the 214 reprints-with-commentary of the Mozart story.zachariah wrote:There is more that it looks like. I have it all in one form or another. 9 complete story arcs and various points east and west.jwhouk wrote:Actually, not as much as you think.Atomic wrote:lake_wrangler, FYI -- PiBgorn, not pigborn.
And, now I've another huge archive to troll!
Heh. As the founder of the ComfyCouchofConfusionv2.0 (Which is basically an offshoot of the former comments page at Pibgorn) says in his .sig:lake_wrangler wrote:That may be so, but I'm still embarrassed about it...![]()
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