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Man, they couldn't bother to install an apostrophe key for the giant crab vocalization device?
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BrainWeasel posted:Man, they couldn't bother to install an apostrophe key for the giant crab vocalization device? Putting a larger keyboard on the device would also help I think. Or maybe they just like making the giant crab look silly, typing on the tiny human keyboard.
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Puukko naamassa posted:Putting a larger keyboard on the device would also help I think. Or maybe they just like making the giant crab look silly, typing on the tiny human keyboard. Maybe the crab designed the keyboard itself. Don't judge it's taste in design, it's a professional.
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Apr 8, 2011 16:57
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Haha, "Next: a rhino beetle that enjoys Sudoku."
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Apr 8, 2011 17:09
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Kat is a speciesist. Unbelievable.
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Apr 8, 2011 23:54
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In the next panel she punches her in the face.
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lllllllllllllllllll posted:In the next panel she punches her in the face. Thus begins their rivalry. Annie becomes the Champion of the Forest. Kat becomes the Machine Messiah. Also, Jones, Coyote, and Eglamore turn out to be the same person.
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Apr 10, 2011 12:00
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I wonder how long she's been waiting to say that.
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Apr 11, 2011 08:21
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I'm surprised this was so difficult for Annie. After all, she's got a bunch of experience making up 
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Apr 11, 2011 08:34
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Aww.  I assume our regular scheduled DOOOM will be continuing after the break.
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Apr 11, 2011 08:47
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Hahaha oh Kat you and your animes.
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Apr 11, 2011 11:23
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Annie would probably actually like Princess Mononoke, I think.
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...huh. The next chapter is already named in the Chapter list at the bottom of the front page. Oops, I suppose.
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Fangz posted:Annie would probably actually like Princess Mononoke, I think. It would probably end like the GTA comic though, what with the amputations and dudes getting their heads shot clean off by arrows.
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Well that was a fun, lighthearted chapter. Does this mean things are gona get super intense now  .
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D'awww, there's the ending I was looking for. Up next: Zimmy's nightmares take over the school!
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Apr 13, 2011 11:42
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Don't knock the hat, that hat is not awful.
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The boots will alwasy fit her? I'm actually intrigued to see all the other crazy stuff annie can do.
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Apparently Kat's not down with the musky forest perfume that Annie's wearing. Reynard on the other hand is totally cool with it.
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Revolver Bunker posted:Apparently Kat's not down with the musky forest perfume that Annie's wearing. Reynard on the other hand is totally cool with it. I think that's dog pee.
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Fangz posted:I think that's dog pee. Or weed.
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Lindsey seems like a classy gal.
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There's a small typo in the welcoming text. It says "proivded". I SURE HOPE YOU READ THIS TOM. Well that's all.
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Ka0 posted:There's a small typo in the welcoming text. It says "proivded". I SURE HOPE YOU READ THIS TOM. Well that's all. It's not so easy for a giant crab to type, you know.
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"My husband, Bud, looks after the boys' dorms!" I wonder what Bud's degrees are in. "I am unable to feel loneliness", though? And what are her 15 not-eyes if they're not eyes?
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A "The Abyss" reference? Hell yes!
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Parahexavoctal posted:"My husband, Bud, looks after the boys' dorms!" Glowing red egg sacs 
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You know, if this were any other comic strip I'd think "Oh great, another scary mythological thing that acts entirely unlike it looks ", but Tom just makes it work
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Cartoony Brochure Lindsey has a smiley within a smiley.
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Now, as a Marine Bio major with many aspirations toward all things oceanic, I must say living in a retrofitted deepwater oil rig and watched over by a giant crab monster would be some kind of heaven.
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That floor plan looks awfully like a Dwarf Fortress bedroom wing.
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I wish Lindsey's last name were actually Kreub. Lindsey Dietrich Kreub PhD.
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Ka0 posted:I wish Lindsey's last name were actually Kreub. Lindsey Dietrich Kreub PhD. "No, it isn't pronounced like 'Crab'. Why do people keep thinking that!?"
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Parahexavoctal posted:And what are her 15 not-eyes if they're not eyes? Probably just ocelli, which are like not-eyes that perceive light and the lack thereof, and can't distinguish forms. Some insects have them. What worries me the most is the 47 eyes. Lindsey has asymmetric eyes 
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They're only aysmmetric in this dimension.
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Cyphoderus posted:What worries me the most is the 47 eyes. Lindsey has asymmetric eyes  Or some (odd) number of them are along her line of symmetry.
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DontMockMySmock posted:
You beat me, but I've got examples in nature! The tuatara is a lizard with a third "eye" in the center of the top of its head, and opabinia is an extinct animal from the Cambrian period that had five eyes. There are also plenty of animals that have symmetries other than bilateral symmetry, although that's rare for things more complex than jellyfish or echinoderms. McGravin fucked around with this message at 19:52 on Apr 16, 2011 |
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McGravin posted:You beat me, but I've got examples in nature! A bunch of insects have odd numbers of ocelli, with one being situated along the line of symmetry - but I've never seen eyes, proper eyes, behaving this way. Just looked it up and apparently a bunch of animals, notably reptiles, have parietal eyes. The tuatara has a well-developed one, with lens and retina, but in most other species it serves more-or-less the same functions as the ocelli. One wonders what in the ever-loving hell happened in the evolutionary history of Lindsey's species to leave it with so many visual organs. (I just realized this is a really nerdy subject, but I feel this is an appropriate thread to talk )
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Cyphoderus posted:One wonders what in the ever-loving hell happened in the evolutionary history of Lindsey's species to leave it with
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