Breakin' that ol' fourth wall (6/9/05)
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hey, a brief cameo by the first Liz...cool...surprised not to see Crystal and Danny from that dimension complaining about all the Go Fish they've been playing over the years
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Re: Breakin' that ol' fourth wall (6/9/05)
[quote="onnotangu";p="506346"]who's the dark haired chica?[/quote]
I'm assuming you mean me. =P Lena. You know. You saw me once, way way way back when. Ben's my boyfriend, though this is the first time Greg has ever acknowledged it in the comic XD
I'm assuming you mean me. =P Lena. You know. You saw me once, way way way back when. Ben's my boyfriend, though this is the first time Greg has ever acknowledged it in the comic XD
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Re: Breakin' that ol' fourth wall (6/9/05)
Thats because we were pretty sure you guys were going to break up by now! 

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Re: Breakin' that ol' fourth wall (6/9/05)
[quote="Lizzegirle";p="506506"]Thats because we were pretty sure you guys were going to break up by now!
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That's not entirely true. I believe our true assumption was that Ben was going to piss Lena off so much that she'd de-ball him by now. Much to our surprise, he's refrained. I'm proud of our boy.
That's not entirely true. I believe our true assumption was that Ben was going to piss Lena off so much that she'd de-ball him by now. Much to our surprise, he's refrained. I'm proud of our boy.
Narnia... as in... The Chronicles of Narnia? As in, "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"? Old classic book series? Any of this ringing a bell? (I hope to goodness you're being sarcastic in asking what "ainran" is...)
Time in Narnia, just in case you're unfamiliar, runs a bit differently than in the real world. If I remember correctly, time there passes much faster than it does here. In the first book, the children (the main characters) spend what seems like years in Narnia and age appropriately. When they return to the real world, however, only a short time has passed, like only hours, I suppose, but they remain aged as though they've been gone for, you guessed it, many years.
Think "alternate dimension" from DBZ, if that helps any. -_-;
But by Greg saying that time runs in his alternate dimension like Narnia, only backwards, I think he means that time passes by there more slowly than it does in the comic's world. So, even though Crystal and Danny have been there for years, to them it only seems like a couple of hours or whatever.
Posted Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:03 pm:
er, right, Greg?
Time in Narnia, just in case you're unfamiliar, runs a bit differently than in the real world. If I remember correctly, time there passes much faster than it does here. In the first book, the children (the main characters) spend what seems like years in Narnia and age appropriately. When they return to the real world, however, only a short time has passed, like only hours, I suppose, but they remain aged as though they've been gone for, you guessed it, many years.
Think "alternate dimension" from DBZ, if that helps any. -_-;
But by Greg saying that time runs in his alternate dimension like Narnia, only backwards, I think he means that time passes by there more slowly than it does in the comic's world. So, even though Crystal and Danny have been there for years, to them it only seems like a couple of hours or whatever.
Posted Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:03 pm:
er, right, Greg?
It's hard to be witty with a brain impediment.
Re: Breakin' that ol' fourth wall (6/9/05)
awesome comic Greg. good job. 
lucubrate not lubricate... sheesh
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