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ijuin
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Ah, I knew I had seen a movie like that somewhere (man with two women, both about to birth babies of whom he is the father, and both women unaware of the other), but I couldn't for the life of me remember the name of it.
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By "length", do you mean body height? Because hair length is something that has nothing to do with genetics and everything to do with the choices of the person (and that person's parents).
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Needing to focus on the clothing would probably lead to more amusing shenanigans . . . besides, it's cute seeing characters shrink out of their clothes.
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You require more Vespene gas!
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At least they're not made of fake rice.
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That would be amusing . . . Hmm, she should come to a party hosted by one of the main cast, and do this for party favors.
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Nonsense! They have the protection of the magical shield of ignorance!
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The "can't stop smiling" would be why I was thinking that Edward might feel that Tedd has sexy shenanigans on the brain. That and such lines as "You can't argue with a hot chick showing that much skin".
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Ah, but as Edward said, the saving grace (not Grace) is that nobody saw Elliot Dunkel transform to Cheerleadra (or Cheerleadra transform to Elliot Dunkel). They saw the pink-haired girl transform into Cheerleadra. Only those people who already had some clues about Elliot (Catalina, Tensaided, etc.) were able to connect the dots immediately--those few who were reminded of male Elliot when Voltaire called Cheerleadra "Elliot Dunkel" appeared to be inclined toward the "nah, it couldn't be him that the glowy guy was talking about" conclusion. Edward seems to be running on the fallacy that exposure to girl-forms might reinforce any desire to be female--it's roughly analogous to the idea that many homophobic individuals have that hanging around with homosexual people will make someone who was otherwise borderline take the plunge--i.e. "hanging around with gay people and doing gay things will make you gay". I in no way condone the idea that it is possible to create such desires where they don't already exist, but some people believe that it is a real thing. Alternatively, he may simply be refusing to believe that Tedd is not "perving out" on being able to see and touch female flesh as he wishes--note all of his warnings against doing anything "naughty" with Grace, as though Edward had expected that Tedd would try.
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The real test is whether Elliot can keep a straight face and not panic when somebody at school confronts him about it. If Elliot can calmly dismiss the claim as nonsense, then people (outside of those who know him somewhat closely, such as Tensaided and Catalina) will tend to believe him, since claiming that a clearly female character (Cheerleadra) who was clearly seen transforming from a "secret identity" that was also female, is in truth a male, appears ridiculous in light of the fact that almost nobody not-in-the-know knows of Elliot changing into girl forms in the first place.
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Well, really, if you can't be within a lightyear's distance of your old position for each year backwards you travel, then is it really the past? The causality issues of time travel all stem from the idea of information or matter being transferred from the older self to the younger self, whether direct (encounter the younger self) or indirect (do something in the past that results in the younger self doing things differently).
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Yes, Rich doesn't know when to shut his mouth, and I am willing to bet that he was either never a Moperville North student, or left before Susan became the Hammer Queen. Everybody who has attended Moperville North in the last two and a half years (i.e. since the France trip) is aware that she hammers people--though the few who knowingly provoke her, such as Tony, are probably willing to tolerate getting hammered as the price for getting their comments in.
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I wouldn't know about seeing new objects literally 100 years away--by the time an incoming object crosses the orbit of Neptune, it's within thirty-six years of reaching Earth's distance, even if it has ZERO speed beyond that which it gains from falling sunward from that distance. In short, 90% of the Kuiper Belt objects are less than a century away from us, so we'd have to map EVERY hundred-meter object within that radius. . . and we are just BARELY able to see the Pluto-sized ones that far out with our current best telescopes.
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Time travel into the PAST is impossible. Going into the FUTURE is trivial, as long as you don't need to come back. You just need to suspend the passage of time for your future-traveler until the appropriate amount of time has elapsed--this is fundamentally what Abraham is doing when he petrifies himself.
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Now they just need a special "calling Cheerleadra" ringtone that goes "zee zee zee".
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Antihistamines and decongestants without tea would be anihisamines and decongesans.
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Oh yes, I know about getting sidetracked. I try to keep myself on a single task and get annoyed at being pulled away from it because I know that it will be extremely difficult to get BACK onto that task once distracted.
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Yay for non-toxic pest removal!
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"Beware Tedd in Gendo pose". LMAO
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Ok, but how about mid 1980s-mid 1990s Illinois (when and where Diane would have been born, depending on what year is the "present" in EGS)?
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Yes--the first one coming to mind would be that Susan doth protest too much in claiming that Elliot is not her boyfriend and that they might indeed be giving in to teenaged hormonal excess that often happens when two teenagers who are strongly attracted to each other get some alone time together . . .
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That might just be a bit more Avant Garde than the audience is willing to take . . .
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Well, she seems to have been preoccupied with her spellbook and faeries before bed last night, as seen in http://www.egscomics.com/egsnp.php?id=253, so she probably didn't see the "film at eleven". Also, I think that Tensaided is trying to be more like Perry White to Elliot and Susan than J. Jonah Jamison.
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Susan's mom probably already knew of Nanase anyway. What I find most amusing on that page is in the last panel, apparently that big TV is a Cathode Ray Tube set instead of a Plasma or LCD, both of which would be too thin for Ellen to sleep on.
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Nanase has proven herself able to face medium-strength threats (Abraham, not-Tengu), so she doesn't need close supervision as long as she can call the cavalry in a hurry. Akiko definitely falls under the "defenseless sidekick" category however, until she can get power of her own . . .
