Continuity error?
Continuity error?
I just noticed something in the April 28th comic.
In the first three panels, the logo is on the left side of Greg's shirt.
But in the fourth panel, Greg turns around, and the logo is still on the left side! Since when is anyone in this comic ever able to turn around without having all their clothes and hairstyles suddenly flipping to the other side? Greg's hair and the buttons on his shirt all switch sides like normal, yet the logo is somehow magically exempt from this? Huh?
::tongue firmly in cheek::
In the first three panels, the logo is on the left side of Greg's shirt.
But in the fourth panel, Greg turns around, and the logo is still on the left side! Since when is anyone in this comic ever able to turn around without having all their clothes and hairstyles suddenly flipping to the other side? Greg's hair and the buttons on his shirt all switch sides like normal, yet the logo is somehow magically exempt from this? Huh?
::tongue firmly in cheek::
Re: Continuity error?
Don't worry, that happens all the time in Greg Universe.
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Re: Continuity error?
There can be no continuity error if there is no continuity. 
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Re: Continuity error?
"Zantar Black DIE and goto HELL!" ~Il Palazzo Sama
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"And one must also take euthanasia into account. Like, say, putting mr. Black out of his, and everyone else's, misery. I fail to see how any court would think that is wrong."~Satsuki
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"And one must also take euthanasia into account. Like, say, putting mr. Black out of his, and everyone else's, misery. I fail to see how any court would think that is wrong."~Satsuki
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from the tongue that just stabbed through the side of his cheek (ouch!) I think he was commenting on the fact that while Greg fixed the minute detail of the logo, the rest of him is clearly mirrored. ie, his buttons are on the other side of his shirt and his hair is parted on the other side. As I learned from an old episode of Animaniacs in my youth, there is only one way to treat this sad case of overattentiontodetailitis. *reaches for comically oversized mallet behind back*
Just out of curiosity, Jonn, is it the side of the buttons that distinguishes the two?
Just out of curiosity, Jonn, is it the side of the buttons that distinguishes the two?
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Re: Continuity error?
*Rereads what Jon_s said*
My bad, I read it too fast the first time.
On the buttons on different sides for men's and women's shirts: It has something to do with the fact that way back in the day, men would button their own clothes but women would be buttoned up by servants. Or something like that. It assumes right-handedness.
On the buttons on different sides for men's and women's shirts: It has something to do with the fact that way back in the day, men would button their own clothes but women would be buttoned up by servants. Or something like that. It assumes right-handedness.
Re: Continuity error?
[quote="Jon_S";p="336914"]I just noticed something in the April 28th comic.
In the first three panels, the logo is on the left side of Greg's shirt.
But in the fourth panel, Greg turns around, and the logo is still on the left side! Since when is anyone in this comic ever able to turn around without having all their clothes and hairstyles suddenly flipping to the other side? Greg's hair and the buttons on his shirt all switch sides like normal, yet the logo is somehow magically exempt from this? Huh?
::tongue firmly in cheek::[/quote]
Congratulations. You win the magic cookie.
In the first three panels, the logo is on the left side of Greg's shirt.
But in the fourth panel, Greg turns around, and the logo is still on the left side! Since when is anyone in this comic ever able to turn around without having all their clothes and hairstyles suddenly flipping to the other side? Greg's hair and the buttons on his shirt all switch sides like normal, yet the logo is somehow magically exempt from this? Huh?
::tongue firmly in cheek::[/quote]
Congratulations. You win the magic cookie.
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