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True, but sometimes, you owe it to your honor, and the truth, to at least *try* and set folks straight. Ethics can be a difficult burden to bear, sometimes. Or so they tell me. :wink: Anyway, yes, it *was* inspired by both of those comics. I dimly recall reading the Bloom County one, and the quote ...

batty den wrote:Tangent's Rant reminded me of Petey's in Under The Lemon Tree/Schlock Mercenary episode http://utlt.keenspace.com/d/20021118.html

batty (I have a new bat! I think I'll call her Florence) den

It reminded me of one of Bloom County's Oliver Wendell Jones's late-night laments.

I'm afraid I didn't get all the references. I think I got the Kevin & Kell one, and I know who Eric von Daniken is and (generally) what his theories are, but I didn't catch the Freefall reference. And the other two names are beyond me. A little help, someone? I'm glad you didn't ask for a lot of he...

One thing sure to make an emergency worse is another emergency. Best wishes working through them, and absolutely no need to worry about rushedness. There are only 24 hours most days, and things have to have priorities.

Nebulous Rikulau wrote:And Leona needs to remember that it's not a photospread until it's in print. But still, she's just being Leona.

I wonder if there's going to be a cat fight. (*ducks*)

The 12/26 strip is a chuckle, particularly if you're familiar with why "mammals" are called that. ;) But I had to wonder: if you take a young lady out who is wearing plutonium (PU-236) in her bra, would that be called "radioactive dating"? *Oooh* (groan of admiration, of course) This is the young l...

I have a couple thoughts about the Andreas Petzoldt flying suit... (1) I wonder what he does about torque? Maybe just always using the diffuser they mentioned in one direction. They did mention it was going to act something like a helicopter's tail rotor, which does the job for a helicopter after al...

(Do you give a Horse-Wuff a milkbone or an apple? I've no idea...?) I'm not certain myself. One of each is probably best, just in case. Although I think Barbara Woodhouse recommends nachos. :D Yup! I have a weakness for Matt Jeffries immitations. Red and black control panels just plain look good. T...

[quote="Kellogg]It's kind of weird actually getting complimented on my art. :o[/quote] You will have to get used to it. :) I loved the strip back when the writing did the heavy lifting, but the art is as good nowadays. I think the shift to color made a big difference. Anyway, you've always had an ey...

The enemy's goal is nothing less than our deaths. Naw, they'll be happy with our conversion or submission to Islam, instead. I have to admit, though, on the bright-side scale that comes to about a -3. Someday, though. I mean, someday someone will get something like the Sonic Cruiser going. I don't ...

I was just pondering how Jack in VR could get poinged by Jenny in RR. batty den Well, Jack may just be very compliant. Or... maybe the phone OS is Microsoft, and when she pounced, his image _crashed_ to the ground? Oh, by the way: Harry Truman, Doris Day, Red China, Johnnie Ray, South Pacific, Walt...

[quote="Daniel Cougar] Buckytubes are still carbon, and the mid-oceanic ridge is still lava. When can I expect my consulting pay?[/quote] Isn't diamond a terrific conductor of heat? Maybe grown diamonds running from the tunnel up to seawater would keep the tunnel below trouble temperature. They'd be...

Kellogg wrote:Might be a little late to get this message out, but Modern Marvels
tonight (will be re-run in a couple hours) is about the concept cars
of the 1950s.

Fun shiney toys!

Scott

Not too late here on the left coast, thanks.

The earlier one today was on airshows, which was also fun. 8)

Are you still unemployed? Wow. This is the sort of thing that makes me glad I don't work in any technology field. * sigh * I was lucky, when my employer dot-bombed, my previous employer picked me up (my change of job was part of a deal between the two, so no hard feelings were involved). Still, I'm...

Though in all seriousness, since the forums have been back up they've worked perfectly for me.

Woops, spoke a teensy bit too soon. It posted my above post twice. I couldn't delete the second one, but I changed it to this somewhat shorter text.

Scott (Imagining Goths wearing Hawaiian Trenchcoats) Kellogg Naw, couldn't happen. It's too hard to be angsty enough when wearing anything that colorful. :wink: As far as the quietness (quietetude? quietosity? quietefication?) I suspect it's the occassional forum technical difficulties. It's hard t...

Actually, I should say that by the time the request for more closeups came, I was already sketched out to Dec 2nd. This happened to be a happy coincide... err.... Yeah! I meant to do that! I read Mako's mind and did it before he asked for more closeups! Yeah...! 8) Scott Then I assume Wednesday's c...

I see in Panel 2 today he appears to have an Anarchy ear-ring. :) batty Yes he does, which is rather odd for a wire head to be wearing, as he's dependent on other people's cooperation (skills) to paint his blissfull mind pics... Well, it is certainly illogical, but I get the feeling Napoleon doesn'...

whitepony wrote: Well at least this assures Jack's spot as number 3.

Ok, there's a pun here that I'm not going to make. I don't expect credit for the pun, of course, but I do expect credit for self-control.

Ok, this is a bit of a long shot, but is the soldier with the British flag Coleen, formerly working with another, somewhat less official unit?

Hey, I don't get many of the in-jokes; I have to reach a bit further to get anything within grasp.