Closed Doorway 2012-09-17
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 1:34 am
Now the final frame is not the least bit ominous here. 

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Perhaps Shelly has been taking lessons from Tina, in the esoteric ritual practice known as "dangling of carrots"?Mark N wrote:Now the final frame is not the least bit ominous here.
So that must be why the Bumbling Bumblebee is so unhappy being her sidekick.Casey wrote:Of course you're a super villain. The Crimson Mantis is the greatest super villain ever. That's the twist. Dr. Custard is actually the good guy.
OOooH! what if what we all thought that what Monica was doing (instinctual self=preservation Poiting) was in reality her getting riddled with bullets for real, but she ended up using her own doorway to bring her self back every time? and part of the process is the healing of the wounds she had on her at the time... kinda like in DnD, when your guy gets resurrected, you end up with one hit point and otherwise in perfect health... she could have "died" multiple times with her willpower alone activating the doorway all unconsciously...sonicthunder wrote:Perhaps Monica's just getting used to things like this happening behind her back, only to make themselves prevalent a few months down the road.
Monica's internal monologue: "Mental note. Remember the term Jaguar Girl and something about portals. Avoid pointy things and anything Bud suggests until then."
That, and being called Bumbling.shadowinthelight wrote:So that must be why the Bumbling Bumblebee is so unhappy being her sidekick.Casey wrote:Of course you're a super villain. The Crimson Mantis is the greatest super villain ever. That's the twist. Dr. Custard is actually the good guy.
I don't know about dangling carrots. More like hanging one of those giant 16 ton Monty Python weights overhead with the rope ever so slowly starting to fray, would be seem more appropriate.Dave wrote:Perhaps Shelly has been taking lessons from Tina, in the esoteric ritual practice known as "dangling of carrots"?Mark N wrote:Now the final frame is not the least bit ominous here.
The Sarge is going to have to finish this one off...shadowinthelight wrote:So that must be why the Bumbling Bumblebee is so unhappy being her sidekick.Casey wrote:Of course you're a super villain. The Crimson Mantis is the greatest super villain ever. That's the twist. Dr. Custard is actually the good guy.
Seriously. "Think about it," but "let's not talk about that." That ain't just carrot-dangling, that's chain-yanking and button-pushing. It's a Rube Goldberg machine of apocalyptic interpersonal angst.Stigmartyr762 wrote:I don't know about dangling carrots. More like hanging one of those giant 16 ton Monty Python weights overhead with the rope ever so slowly starting to fray, would be seem more appropriate.Dave wrote:Perhaps Shelly has been taking lessons from Tina, in the esoteric ritual practice known as "dangling of carrots"?Mark N wrote:Now the final frame is not the least bit ominous here.
A humble offering...Opus the Poet wrote:The Sarge is going to have to finish this one off...
"... drifting along with the bumbling bumblebee."
^crunch^ depositing a tumbling tumbleweed into the pun vault...
If Paul doesn't drop an interlude on us. Flashback to Shelly and Phix. Or Shelly and Justin. Or Becky is getting Punk Yoga remodeled. The possibilities are endless!chibichibi01 wrote:Ooooh. This is going to be fun Looking forward to a great week at this rate!
Wow, Bekka's OCD must be worse than I thought it was. Remodeling someone else's business is whacko...Boxilar wrote:If Paul doesn't drop an interlude on us. Flashback to Shelly and Phix. Or Shelly and Justin. Or Becky is getting Punk Yoga remodeled. The possibilities are endless!chibichibi01 wrote:Ooooh. This is going to be fun Looking forward to a great week at this rate!
Shelly sure is rocking the enigmatic Sphinx thing for all it's worth. Like grandmother , like granddaughter.