RainbowWizard

So I guess this game does not have non-lethal weapons, like tranquilizers of some sort. Not that it would not create iffy situations too...
"Don't look at me! They shouldn't be driving motorcycles while sleeping!"
"What do you mean I shouldn't tranq people that are next to a cliff? They'll be fine, the sea is down there. 100 meters is nothing, I've climbed steeper staircases."
"Well, it's not my fault that driver does not care there are people on the way."

 
I have an image in my head involving a family of magical beavers who built a darn on the "wrong" spot.  This is causing flooding on one side and a drought on the other.  Of course, it is possible that Pandora (or some other entity) "guided" the beavers to the "wrong" spot.

Do I get to feel a little smug for the coin metaphor now?

Am I the only won who feels that Andrea and Tara are interacting like a married Tedd and Elliot?

I don't think she'd be heading for a bad time, Grace isn't the sort to do a Genocide run. Yet.
 
Still, I think this is more a matter of Grace wanting to stay in Tedd's dad's good... Graces, pardon the pun.
 
After all, she is a freeloading girlfriend of his son, living rent free, as well as a weirdness magnet on top of Tedd's weirdness magnettery in a town that is made of weirdness magnets and a declining population innocent bystanders. Plus she's totally anxious about how figures of authority see her (as seen in the school segment and how she deals with Mr Verted) compounded by a secret superpowered life she barely Clark Kents at all (Now Elliot, he Kents so hard that I think he has a thing for people with prominent S sounds in their name, like how Superman loves everyone with the initials LL because of a golden age in-joke that never had a punchline)
 
Stressful sweater and slacks grab, go!

I don't think she'd be heading for a bad time, Grace isn't the sort to do a Genocide run. Yet.
 
Still, I think this is more a matter of Grace wanting to stay in Tedd's dad's good... Graces, pardon the pun.
 
After all, she is a freeloading girlfriend of his son, living rent free, as well as a weirdness magnet on top of Tedd's weirdness magnettery in a town that is made of weirdness magnets and a declining population innocent bystanders. Plus she's totally anxious about how figures of authority see her (as seen in the school segment and how she deals with Mr Verted) compounded by a secret superpowered life she barely Clark Kents at all (Now Elliot, he Kents so hard that I think he has a thing for people with prominent S sounds in their name, like how Superman loves everyone with the initials LL because of a golden age in-joke that never had a punchline)
 
Stressful sweater and slacks grab, go!

Time to nominate a judge. I nominate Albert Einstein.

Hmm. Possibility of Abraham being from that half of the world as well?
Also, I'm guessing something vaguely Arthurian for the Griffin world.
Also also, it's pretty amusing seeing "do you know how many laws of physics you're breaking" coming out of the mouth of a flying tiger-bird

What with Avalon and them being Griffins from another world, it's pretty evident that they come from some place where King Arthur's line never ended.
 
Camelot! Camelot! Camelot!
 
We're the knights of the EGSverse Round Table, we swap genders when we're able, we fight aberrations and watch basic cable while eating spamalot!
 
In other news, is anyone else seeing Ashley's hair as a spider? Dang legs poking over her forehead.

Welp. That's never gonna go away now.