Amiable Dorsai

Don't hold back, tell us how you really feel.

 
I see Tedd running a series of Comic Book ads promising to transform your eyes from 56 gram weaklings to Olympian Oculars in less than a year for only $99.98. 
 

Truth, I suppose without a damned good moral compass (I know).
Changing topic slightly, I wonder what Tedd would see if he "looked" at his Dad in negotiation mode?

You don't belong at this desk!
 

You don't belong at this desk!
 

 
Does the comics authority still censor issues where the characters get stoned?
 

You get a Lamp of Diogenes and use it for lighting in Plato's Cave. Once inside you cross the Einstein-Rosen bridge to where you will find the box with Schrödinger's Cat. The replacement blades lie right next to the box.

Tedd wants the 1976 Dorothy Hamill Wedge.  As a reminder to the value of simple machines.
 

It will get the attention of the witnesses themselves, if they have access, the clerk, for instance. If he reviews the video, he's going to see a different set of customers than the ones he vividly remembers. Not sure what he can do with that information, but if is surely a weakness in the plan.
 
It is odd that they intrinsically think of them as 'royalty'. If they intend to go back, then maybe Liam is off the hook, but their appearance in the comic does not bode well for 'zero interaction with the natives of the EGS realm'.
 
They should not be activists in the EGS realm, though, should they? Maybe mlooney has it right and they intend to go back to fight their battles.
I wonder, how did they get their intel on what were the norms and what was acceptable on this side.
 
I like 'illegal aliens', it has a Firesign Theater cache to it.
Mist in the guerillas could work.
 

The pushing wasn't the problem. It was the poking.

I imagine Odin and Athena had quite a play-by-mail chess game going with Nymphs and Valkyries delivering the moves back and forth as well as acting out the game on a giant board.  

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For some reason, I feel obligated to post this after any exposition dump.

Of course she would not stream a movie, if it was available to rent at Tensaided's store.
As for the movie-going party?  The group she identified as "people Tedd does not know" may include members of whom Tedd may be aware, but does not know well.  She's going with. Cambot, Gypsy, Tom Servo & Crow.
 

He has a semi-coherent talking  Rich, if that counts for anything.
 

Thus causing millions of people to get more exercise by taking the stairs, instead. Brilliant!

Thus causing millions of people to get more exercise by taking the stairs, instead. Brilliant!

Thus causing millions of people to get more exercise by taking the stairs, instead. Brilliant!

So our Nanase has learned to act! Or, pretend to act... or role-play that she's pretending to act... or...  I'm confused.

I'd rather have actual news, which may be why I listen to BBC news on Public Radio a lot.

It will probably be under "Engineering".  To explain why so much of the project is "classified", it will be underwritten by a grant from a government department like. Defence, Homeland Security, Justice, Energy, or Agriculture.
 

I see Arthur setting down the report, dialing the phone, and asking "Edward?  Do you know any young people who are not ridiculously overpowered?"
 

That does seem like a big  unintended consequence.
But I have seen enough policies, court orders and laws get pushed through where the most notable effect  (intended or otherwise) isn't obvious until after the ink dries.

I have a feeling that the Immortals are less than 100% free to rewrite their laws any way they like - that there are some constraints they can't violate, or maybe they can violate a little bit over on this edge if they are careful to stay sufficiently clear of that edge over there.
And that the "can't go through walls" is a side effect which they discovered after agreeing to new rules.

Small political donations have the effect of making voter fell invested in a candidate, or so I'm told. If so, even a politician who doesn't need money would be wise to solicit them.

A gentlebeings agreement that kills you if you violate it.*
"Hell of a club we joined here, isn't it?"
"Yes, I hear old Skip Johnson got iced for an insufficient tip."
"Well, we can't leave just anyone join!"
 
*For various degrees of 'killed'.