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Everything posted by Pharaoh RutinTutin
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Why can't the English?
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Ohh buoy. When Pandora said she needed help, I thought she would go to Adrian, Edward, Tedd, Magus, or maybe even Mama Kitsune. I never thought Sarah would be her tool for this plan. And the important question. When Sarah quoted "These Boots", was she referencing Nancy Sinatra, or one of the later remakes? Puss in Boots from Shrek might be ok, but please don't tell me she was thinking of the Simpson's version from the haphazard dukes.
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Just referencing Ellen's second life where Uryuoms fought in the American Revolutionary War. Edit: Found the link http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=879
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The collar for Rin Tin Tin
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Ashley wants to transform herself or others, but she knows it would be wrong in most circumstances. She wants to know about magic, but won't ask anyone to betray their friends by revealing secrets. She wants to save Elliot, but can't simply take the weapon she needs from an unguarded arsenal. I think Dan had already defined her overwhelming characteristic, but this is just one more example.
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http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=995 I think Professor Raven would have similar latitude for dealing with Not-Tengu, if he happened to be in the area. Although deliberately HUNTING him might not be permitted. And stalking him until he does something horrible is probably also frowned upon. No, this is why Immortals guide and empower mortals to do their dirty work. Adrian's training of Noriko, Edward, Noah, and (probably) Mama Kitsune is his version of Empowering and Guiding.
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Yeah, I miss remembered who gave Sirleck the info about Adrian. Realized my mistake moments after I hit "Submit" But there is still a valid question there. Abner was clearly just a tool for Stephen Voltert. Does this immortal not possess the right information about Adrian, or is he leading Sirleck on a wild goose chase?
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http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/scientists-find-earth-like-planet-circling-suns-nearest-neighbour/ar-BBw03po?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=wispr There may be an Earth-like planet orbiting Proxima Centauri. Fire up the Jupiter II and have the Robot find Dr Smith.
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Problem is that a significant portion of what Sirleck knows about Adrian is wrong. This makes me think. Does Magus really not know that Pandora is Adrian's mother? I doubt that because before she set him adrift, she revealed her full name to Magus. And Raven is not a particularly common family name. Could Magus be tricking Sirleck into attacking Adrian to teach Pandora a lesson the way she used Abraham to teach Adrian a lesson? Edit Oops. It was Voltaire, the Kentucky Fried Immortal, who gave Sirleck the incorrect info through Abner. Maybe Magus isn't that devious.
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What Are You Ingesting?
Pharaoh RutinTutin replied to ProfessorTomoe's topic in Off Topic Discussion
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story Story: Monday, August 22, 2016
Pharaoh RutinTutin replied to Howitzer's topic in Comic Discussion
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By calling attention to this plot element, I now expect it to be meaningless in the long run. Or he is telling us that another immortal could step in and give Ashley a mark for one of those very minor spells? As for what to call Moperville residents? I like Mopervillains.
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Why can't it be both?
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Egg MacGuffin - Greatest breakfast sandwich ever, IF you can find it.
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story Story: Monday, August 22, 2016
Pharaoh RutinTutin replied to Howitzer's topic in Comic Discussion
It seems more like immortals are bound by some limits that are inherent to the magic system and some limits that are agreed upon conventions. The limits the immortals encounter when dealing with mortals such as "Can not lie" on the Griffon's side of reality or "Guide and Empower" on the Moperside seem to be of the mutually agreed variety. If that is the case, the immortal rules aren't about keeping them from fighting. It is about where the immortals may fight and how they may use mortals in the fight. But if I'm right, then immortals could change their rules at any time. All they would need to do is gather a quorum and debate the details with respect and restraint... ...The immortals are not changing their own rules any time soon. -
Closing Ceremonies of the Rio Games They are in the portion of the show that pays tribute to the next host city. Tokyo 2020. The section included a schoolgirl in plaid skirt cartwheeling across a busy intersection, Hello Kitty in a cheerleader costume, and the Prime Minister of Japan entering the stadium in Rio dressed as Mario and carrying a dragon ball. I guess I should be grateful it didn't include tentacle monsters,
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Furthermore, why must amphibian transformation always be viewed as a bad thing? For example, Salamanders MUST have something going for them if their name was also claimed by beings of pure fire and the best kitchen appliance in any good steak house.
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I am watching Brazil go insane with celebrations.
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The gods of curling only have authority during the winter games.
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What would happen if Pollyanna was thrust into the role of Faust? I think we now have an answer. Goethe would not need sixty years to write that play.
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Recent NP comics tell us that it is not unusual for Pandora to sleep for a week at a time. http://www.egscomics.com/egsnp.php?id=491 But this comic tells us that she took more than one nap between Friday night and Sunday morning. I am compelled to ask the question. When does a mad demigoddess sleep?
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Why did I fail to notice this the first time. At the time we read about the battle with Tara, there was a fair amount of speculation (wishful thinking) that "Elliot Dunkel is The-Unfortunately-Named-Cheerleader-Themed-Super-Heroine" would not be reported beyond the mall. How often do comic books or cartoons make "Secret Identity Cover Up" a story? In my experience, these stories almost always feel like a wasted issue or episode. If we have learned anything from the news coverage of scandals, creating elaborate lies to cover up what has been discovered only makes it worse you. I hope Dan has the characters deal with the exposure rather than try to deny it.
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Quite a range there. A .300 batter is a player to be named later. a .400 batter is half way to Cooperstown.
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Granted. You can no longer escape the omnipresent Happy Face. Have a nice day. ☺ I wish Americans abroad would quit living up to the Ugly American stereotype.
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So Pandora pops into the security office of the mall, distracts the staff into leaving the room, and watches the security camera footage from last night. She may recognize Voltaire and/or Les Immortels. She will be impressed by Ashley. She could have a few choice words about mall security. Or is that too reasonable? As for the Glasses, they probably stay in place the same way Teddy Roosevelt's glasses stay in place on Mt Rushmore. And why the question about Quebec. Les Immortels are not French. They are Québécois who just happened to be in Paris when Nanase and Susan encountered the aberration. I have no evidence to support this claim, so it may belong in the poly tics thread.