*Finally looks at new page and comes to this thread*
Why are we talking about my little pony? I honestly thought I had clicked on the wrong thread
This forum...it's infected with them!
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When I die, I donate my body to the cause of whatever ******* finds it first.
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Really though, how effin scary would the beach be if an octopus could launch itself outta the water at a 200' move speed every 6 seconds. I'd never go to the beach again... I thought flying sharks were scary...
Blood~
Casper looks a lot less cheerful when you get up close...
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Mewtarthio, you have scared my brain into hiding, a trembling, broken shadow of a thing, cowering somewhere in the soothing darkness and singing nursery rhymes in the hope of obscuring the Lovecraftian facts you so boldly brought into daylight.
So, we've got a callback to Draft's speech at the start of the comic. Looking back, it seems Draft also had one of those emotional pipes, but in a different style from the one in the last panel.
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Mewtarthio, you have scared my brain into hiding, a trembling, broken shadow of a thing, cowering somewhere in the soothing darkness and singing nursery rhymes in the hope of obscuring the Lovecraftian facts you so boldly brought into daylight.
Was not expecting Astra to be the prefix for lightning. I guess it makes sense on some level (lighting is plasma and so are stars), but it certainly wasn't what I was expecting. Of course, I'm not sure what I WAS expecting, so... yeah.
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Mark Twain: Dance like you have Greater Invisibility. Sing like you're Silenced. Love like you've never taken hit point damage and live like you've been Plane Shifted to Celestia.
I wouldn’t put it the comic to make that pipe have unusual properties. The tikipipe just OOOZES authority, as if it makes the wielder an unusual cross between Dumbledore and Brian Blessed.
Also, kinda late for the party here, but I love the design of Evil Mask Guy.
A stutter often only applies to a "normal" voice. Lots of stutters can, for example, sing without a stutter. I'm guessing the miracles are cast using an unusual poetic manner of speaking that doesn't trigger Nomen's stutter, and his current speech is something highly rehearsed. It's probable that Nomen's mimicking the mannerisms of whoever gave him that speech as well (the last panel seems to be fading into a flashback).
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Originally Posted by Winterwind
Mewtarthio, you have scared my brain into hiding, a trembling, broken shadow of a thing, cowering somewhere in the soothing darkness and singing nursery rhymes in the hope of obscuring the Lovecraftian facts you so boldly brought into daylight.
A stutter often only applies to a "normal" voice. Lots of stutters can, for example, sing without a stutter. I'm guessing the miracles are cast using an unusual poetic manner of speaking that doesn't trigger Nomen's stutter, and his current speech is something highly rehearsed. It's probable that Nomen's mimicking the mannerisms of whoever gave him that speech as well (the last panel seems to be fading into a flashback).
If you've watched the king's speech, he could avoid stuttering if he put things into song. Not to mention cussing in between words sometimes.
He didn't stutter when he cursed? How often did he curse ?
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It was a trick his therapist had him try by making him shout cusswords nonstop to see if he stuttered any of them. When he didn't, he had him cuss every few words to see if he stuttered. When he didn't, He would mouth cuss words while giving the speech at the end to keep from stuttering.
If you want to see more, I highly recommend it. Its a very good film.
Also, I don't think your boss will save you, Mc Mookinstine.
He probably won't, but I can see this as the start of him becoming a credible threat. I mean he was beaten by a worthy opponent, he has crazy villain hair, and he's been abandoned by his employer. This to me seems like the start of him becoming more powerful and crazy.
He could still be comic relief though... Anyway, just my thoughts.
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