Stormtalon42

Personal theory is she's using her power and the connection to hijack the Reset process in order to actually remain herself through the change.  
It'd be less of a Reset and more of, I dunno....  Oooh, we can use the word Regeneration, I bet!  
Say, is that a demonic duck in a funny blue box over there?

Personal theory is she's using her power and the connection to hijack the Reset process in order to actually remain herself through the change.  
It'd be less of a Reset and more of, I dunno....  Oooh, we can use the word Regeneration, I bet!  
Say, is that a demonic duck in a funny blue box over there?

I'm going to stick with my personal theory that Sirleck has abandoned his initial plan to claim Magus in favor of weakening (via the vampires) and then claiming Raven.  A host that won't likely die for a very long time just seems to me to be a target Sirleck can't pass up.

"Tedd, I am your father."
"NOOOOO!"
"Look inside your heart, you know it to be true."

"Tedd, I am your father."
"NOOOOO!"
"Look inside your heart, you know it to be true."

Well at least it can be said that Kitty just maid his day....

Well at least it can be said that Kitty just maid his day....

Well at least it can be said that Kitty just maid his day....

Well at least it can be said that Kitty just maid his day....

I'd say the end result looks like a Clawed-ette.

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

And suddenly certain things click, like one reason I like Elliot so much.  In him, I see a small reflection of my son.
 
A story, by way of explanation:
My son is 19.  Lives with me now, but when he was living with his mom, there was a girl he dated towards the end of middle school.  That ended when her folks moved her to another school precisely because they (being pretentious religious jackasses) didn't approve of him.
High school comes along and he finds himself back in the same school as her.  By this time, she's started to try to sort out identity issues and has a fairly serious girlfriend.  To my son, this is no big deal; the only part that weirds him out at all is that he is the one his ex comes to for relationship advice, and being a friend he listens.  I got the impression he may have been one of a very few who did that.
Advance a couple of years.  My son's ex is still with the same girlfriend (partly due to having my son as a good listener), but has realized that he (here's where I'm changing pronouns) is trans.  Again, my son doesn't bat an eyelash; he just goes on supporting his friend.  
So the last panel on today's comic  -- that hits home in an unexpected way.  A good way.  

... I approve of this entire thing. But a poly pod that large would require a lot of communication. I still approve. And I want video.

Well, no, but if he's motivated enough or ticked off enough Elliot can be absolutely terrifying.  The only thing that would keep him from trying to intimidate Magic Itself if it ever changes enough to hurt Tedd is not knowing how in the heck to even start.

One step closer to cat girl-ageddon.  Heck yeah....

Does it count that I have a special text tone just for texts FROM my millennial son?  (It's CL4P-TP from Borderlands saying "Sooo lonely...." because I'm a smartass dad that way)

Does it count that I have a special text tone just for texts FROM my millennial son?  (It's CL4P-TP from Borderlands saying "Sooo lonely...." because I'm a smartass dad that way)

Does it count that I have a special text tone just for texts FROM my millennial son?  (It's CL4P-TP from Borderlands saying "Sooo lonely...." because I'm a smartass dad that way)

I would watch the hell out of this sitcom.