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Rhaka posted:Guys do you think this is canon Not yet, but show it to Abaddon quickly enough and it just might be.
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That's some random rear end red demon, so idunno what you are talking about
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Holy poo poo it's a  new page!Aww, no more little Mathangi 
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Well, I guess now we know how Maya got all her scars! 
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Begemot posted:Well, I guess now we know how Maya got all her scars! Battle's fine, but the shaving? Yeah, that'll get you.
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So is there a long tradition of war aunties? Like the bene gesserit but way less smooth about substance abuse?
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Looks like Juggernaut got in a parting shot, Maya's victory wasn't as clean as it seemed. Those scars on her chest look like his work.
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JT Jag posted:Looks like Juggernaut got in a parting shot, Maya's victory wasn't as clean as it seemed. Those scars on her chest look like his work. Well, I mean, he did explode.
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i imagine waking up on the ground completely beat to poo poo with a couple randos asking if shes dead or not is, like, just another Tuesday for Maya
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Schwarzwald posted:Well, I mean, he did explode. Yeah, those scars on her chest look old. Juggs didn't do that. paranoid randroid posted:i imagine waking up on the ground completely beat to poo poo with a couple randos asking if shes dead or not is, like, just another Tuesday for Maya I dunno, she seems a bit too badass for the "beat to poo poo" part to be regular, at least. Waking up on the ground with people wondering if you're dead (or perhaps just drunk or something), though...
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paranoid randroid posted:i imagine waking up on the ground completely beat to poo poo with a couple randos asking if shes dead or not is, like, just another Tuesday for Maya
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Roland Jones posted:I dunno, she seems a bit too badass for the "beat to poo poo" part to be regular, at least. Waking up on the ground with people wondering if you're dead (or perhaps just drunk or something), though...
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the sanctioned words are "yeah but you shoulda seen the other guy"
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paranoid randroid posted:the sanctioned words are "yeah but you shoulda seen the other guy" Maya now: "He exploded."
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she's surrounded by tea cups. eat it, 7 juggernaut star scours the universe! blindsided by crockery who then outlive you!
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Oh my god I didn't notice before you said it, that's amazing. This really is the best comic.
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Begemot posted:Well, I guess now we know how Maya got all her scars! I all seriousness we did probably learn where that big nasty scarred patch on the side of her head came from.
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Jan 4, 2017 07:59
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I mean, you could look a lot worse coming out of a nuclear fusion explosion.
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Happy Underpants posted:So is there a long tradition of war aunties? Like the bene gesserit but way less smooth about substance abuse? No, I think those are legit her nieces. Family tradition is to either "marry young, grow old, fat, and happy, and have many large and healthy children" or become a bitter murder hobo. So while Maya chose the latter, I presume she had brothers and sisters who made the former choice.
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It's just a way of respectfully addressing older women whether they're related or not. I really doubt she's actually related to these two random bystanders but who knows, maybe I'm wrong.
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maya is hundreds or thousands of years old as far as I can tell so probably not
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Easily the third worst hangover she's had.
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Maya looks like she is once again regretting her decision to ever pick up a blade.
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ZeroCount posted:maya is hundreds or thousands of years old as far as I can tell so probably not That'd raise the chance of her being their great-great-great-etc... auntie.
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the future is WOW posted:It's just a way of respectfully addressing older women whether they're related or not. I really doubt she's actually related to these two random bystanders but who knows, maybe I'm wrong.
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I always assumed that Maya was actually related to Meti, but the fact that "auntie" is being used so commonly makes me realize that they probably just lived in the same town.
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There's a lot of east Asian cultures where it's common refer to older women you are familiar with as "auntie". "Obasan" in Japanese, for instance, is a common way to refer to older women who aren't literally your parent's sister.
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Love the eyes/expression on panels three and four, the eyes then and now and the jaded expression, '...again?'.
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living nuke blows up in her face as a parting shot and the best he manages is a black eye
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NecroMonster posted:living nuke blows up in her face as a parting shot and the best he manages is a black eye
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Nah, a teacup just hit her in the face after she landed.
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Mr. Lobe posted:There's a lot of east Asian cultures where it's common refer to older women you are familiar with as "auntie". "Obasan" in Japanese, for instance, is a common way to refer to older women who aren't literally your parent's sister. Not just Asian cultures. As kids we (American Scandinavians) were encouraged to refer to adult friends of our parents who we saw often as aunt and uncle.
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Bilirubin posted:Not just Asian cultures. As kids we (American Scandinavians) were encouraged to refer to adult friends of our parents who we saw often as aunt and uncle.
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Yeah, that might have been a thing in the past, but I'm fairly sure it's not done anywhere here in Norway, at least not these days. Can't speak for Denmark or Sweden, though.
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ThaumPenguin posted:Yeah, that might have been a thing in the past, but I'm fairly sure it's not done anywhere here in Norway, at least not these days. Can't speak for Denmark or Sweden, though. I think it's done with increasing frequency in the US, though. Feel like that's a common thing for friends of millennial parents.
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JT Jag posted:I'm familiar with the idea of kids referring to older friends of the family as aunt or uncle, but I think that referring to older strangers as such is largely an Asian thing. It is old-fashioned in some parts of Eastern Europe, but everybody would understand it. The shift to calling everybody Mr. Mrs. has been only in the past century ( you would not call just anybody Mister).
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