If he really wants to impress Abel an omlet with ham ought to do it.
Hee hee, Abel is cute when he blushes.
yes, cutes a good word for it. then again that smile in the first panel, it looks like the mind shields worn off.
Aww. That's quite sad. In a hilariously tragic way.
MMm..Brunches
i'd say a pizza bagle, some muffins and a cup of coffee. mmm bagels.
I'm pretty sure at this point that Furrae is indeed the planet.
I don't know, Jyrras... Abel seems to like blatant and unabashed. (http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_643.php) After all, it's not like he hasn't made an ass of himself before. (http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_611.php)
Quote from: CubeGuy on January 07, 2008, 02:54:30 AM
I'm pretty sure at this point that Furrae is indeed the planet.
Geez, and the quote "Welcome to DMFA, home to Dan and Mab and others of the cast, all in the magical land of Furrae, where anything can happen." from the front page didn't seal the deal for ya?
(http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/4711/86698558lu9.jpg)
So, how do we know that Abel didn't leave a hole in the mind shield that only he could get through?
Quote from: Poofyspikes on January 07, 2008, 03:07:48 AM
Quote from: CubeGuy on January 07, 2008, 02:54:30 AM
I'm pretty sure at this point that Furrae is indeed the planet.
Geez, and the quote "Welcome to DMFA, home to Dan and Mab and others of the cast, all in the magical land of Furrae, where anything can happen." from the front page didn't seal the deal for ya?
The conversation I remember was whether Furrae was their planet, or their universe - Mab's home being part of a "multiverse".
Quote from: Izkata on January 07, 2008, 03:51:50 AM
So, how do we know that Abel didn't leave a hole in the mind shield that only he could get through?
Quote from: Poofyspikes on January 07, 2008, 03:07:48 AM
Quote from: CubeGuy on January 07, 2008, 02:54:30 AM
I'm pretty sure at this point that Furrae is indeed the planet.
Geez, and the quote "Welcome to DMFA, home to Dan and Mab and others of the cast, all in the magical land of Furrae, where anything can happen." from the front page didn't seal the deal for ya?
The conversation I remember was whether Furrae was their planet, or their universe - Mab's home being part of a "multiverse".
last time i checked, land meant planet and world meant universe, but it could/might work the other way round.
altho i dont remember space having that much land, unlike those farmers always telling me to get off theirs.
If you think world means universe then you need to do more checking.
Quote from: Poofyspikes on January 07, 2008, 03:07:48 AM
Geez, and the quote "Welcome to DMFA, home to Dan and Mab and others of the cast, all in the magical land of Furrae, where anything can happen." from the front page didn't seal the deal for ya?
Actually, it was a good counter-argument. "Land" often refers to a country, or sometimes a continent. e.g. England, the Netherlands. The USA sometimes refers to itself as "Land of the Free".
And yes, from the smile, I think Abel has either guessed or sensed Jyrras' intention.
A man should not pose like that when wearing a skirt that short.
*eye stabbing*
Does Jyrras still have a fear of his sisters ?
Quote from: NDDR on January 07, 2008, 04:03:02 AM
last time i checked, land meant planet and world meant universe, but it could/might work the other way round.
altho i dont remember space having that much land, unlike those farmers always telling me to get off theirs.
You mean, like, thousands upon thousands of other worlds aren't enough land for you?
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 03:30:23 AM
(http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/4711/86698558lu9.jpg)
Ahahahah.
Poor editing, but the joke is great.
Quote from: Goatmon on January 07, 2008, 04:51:53 AM
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 03:30:23 AM
(http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/4711/86698558lu9.jpg)
Ahahahah.
Poor editing, but the joke is great.
I posted it from my work comp so I only have access to MS paint.
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 03:30:23 AM
*image snipped*
Sex on the first date? My, Jyrras certainly IS more confident.
Quote from: Tapewolf on January 07, 2008, 04:20:07 AM
Quote from: Poofyspikes on January 07, 2008, 03:07:48 AM
Geez, and the quote "Welcome to DMFA, home to Dan and Mab and others of the cast, all in the magical land of Furrae, where anything can happen." from the front page didn't seal the deal for ya?
Actually, it was a good counter-argument. "Land" often refers to a country, or sometimes a continent. e.g. England, the Netherlands. The USA sometimes refers to itself as "Land of the Free".
Perhaps in the context of a country vs planet discussion, but in the context of the planet vs universe discussion... makes no sense to me. But even if it were the case, we don't know enough about the national makeup of the planet to make such a judgement - for all we know, the entire planet is "Furrae" because no other lands have been mentioned. Andohgodthisdiscussionisfartooseriousforthisforum. Also, I've managed to lose my interest somewhere.
Quote from: kaskar on January 07, 2008, 04:30:39 AM
Does Jyrras still have a fear of his sisters ?
What does that have to do with anything?
<3
Quote from: Poofyspikes on January 07, 2008, 05:49:28 AM
Perhaps in the context of a country vs planet discussion, but in the context of the planet vs universe discussion... makes no sense to me.
Actually the earlier discussion was a country/continent/planet/universe discussion. And when there's a whole group of people setting stories and RPs in Furrae, it's kind of handy to know what kind of a thing 'Furrae' is actually referring to :3
Phew. The old Jyrras isn't completely gone yet. Though it's nice to know he might have a chance with Abel with his new-found confidence. :mowsmile
Friends and couples sometimes start dressing similar.
Does that mean if Jy and Abel get to be close friends or more, Jy will start wearing skirts?
Also, mmm brunch sounds good right now. x_x
Confident (imaginary) Jyrras is awesome.
But real Jyrras looks like he needs some sleep.
By the way, Danzig, that was amazing
Quote from: Kenji on January 07, 2008, 09:57:29 AM
Friends and couples sometimes start dressing similar.
Does that mean if Jy and Abel get to be close friends or more, Jy will start wearing skirts?
Also, mmm brunch sounds good right now. x_x
Doubt it. After all, his current outfit was already made by Abel...
...and I only now realize that Jyrras managed to get curse marks that don't clash with his existing outfit colors... THAT is awesome.
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 05:27:20 AM
I posted it from my work comp so I only have access to MS paint.
Meh, MS Paint is the only thing I even remotely know how to use, so I can't complain. :<
Buuuuut, I think it's time for Abel to inadvertantly take a peek into Jy-Jy's mind. That should prove amusing. >:3
Quote from: Alondro on January 07, 2008, 10:59:35 AM
Buuuuut, I think it's time for Abel to inadvertantly take a peek into Jy-Jy's mind. That should prove amusing. >:3
I think he may already have figured it. That evil grin.
Note that it is horribly similar to the one in 615.3 where he appears to be seducing Jyrras... quite what that means, I'm not sure.
Quote from: Ailis on January 07, 2008, 02:33:04 AMHee hee, Abel is cute when he blushes.
Er, that's Jyrras' idealized impression of the object of his affections blushing.
The real Abel blushing would be less cute, I think.
In the first panel Abel seems a lot more... social-looking than usual. Wonder why that is.
Quote from: Caswin on January 07, 2008, 11:58:11 AM
In the first panel Abel seems a lot more... social-looking than usual. Wonder why that is.
Yo, even 350+ year old magical creatures need a good lay once in a while.
It would seem jyrras has regained most of his sense, wich should give him a better chance with abel. I'm interested as to how abel is going to react to this situation, if he has known for so long he'll either just go with jyrras or he's made some sort of speech to tell him otherwise though with the O.T.P abreviation floating around, it's hard to say if he'd really refuse jyrras's offer.
Don't mind me, just pointing out the obvious for a reason to post.
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 12:17:16 PM
Quote from: Caswin on January 07, 2008, 11:58:11 AM
In the first panel Abel seems a lot more... social-looking than usual. Wonder why that is.
Yo, even 350+ year old magical creatures need a good lay once in a while.
...afraid I don't see your point.
Quote from: Caswin on January 07, 2008, 01:08:41 PM
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 12:17:16 PM
Quote from: Caswin on January 07, 2008, 11:58:11 AM
In the first panel Abel seems a lot more... social-looking than usual. Wonder why that is.
Yo, even 350+ year old magical creatures need a good lay once in a while.
...afraid I don't see your point.
I imagine his point will cue up a "Meck Mecka Mow Wow..." pretty soon.
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 12:17:16 PM
Yo, even 350+ year old magical creatures need a good lay once in a while.
Remember also that Abel has spent all 375 of his SAIA years physically aged around 23-25. It is of course possible that these biological imperatives may fade as a 'Cubi transitions to a magic-based metabolism. but I don't think so, given how seduction seems to be 'Cubi stereotype (e.g. Aaryanna, Aniz/May, arguably Destania/Edward and of course the 'Cubi charm' Wildy and Dan mention in 391 and 392).
I've been feelin fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine baby.
Trying to hold back these feelings for SOOOOOOOO long.
But if you feel.....like I feel baby. C'mon....C'mon
Lets get it ooon. OOOOOOOOOOOOOH Lets get it ooooon. :kirby
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
Quote from: Aleolus on January 07, 2008, 11:40:05 PM
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
Yes, because two males displaying affectionate behaviour towards one another is so CLEARLY a terrible and disgusting thing that should never come to pass. </virulent sarcasm>
*leaves thread*
Quote from: Janus Whitefurr on January 08, 2008, 07:43:35 AM
Quote from: Aleolus on January 07, 2008, 11:40:05 PM
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
Yes, because two males displaying affectionate behaviour towards one another is so CLEARLY a terrible and disgusting thing that should never come to pass. </virulent sarcasm>
*Charles nods!* That's right! It's disgusting and wrong! We should be seeing Kria-Fa'lina, or some other totally hot babes goin at it! Oh yeah! :boogie
*Charline pouts* What about me? Why don't I get to have hot lesbian sexx0rz? :<
*Alondro... decided it's best, as usual, to stay quietly in the shadows away from the madness* :erk
Quote from: Aleolus on January 07, 2008, 11:40:05 PM
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
Somehow I doubt we'd see more then them kissing or an 'after-math' shot of them lying in bed covered up. This is a pg comic and, despite a few close calls, Amber tends to keep very strictly to that rating. Quite honestly if it's just straight sex you're worried about seeing then I can understand (despite my own perverse tendencies) why seeing that would bother you. However if it's the fact that it's a guy and a guy engaging in any kind of relationship than sadly you have picked possibly the stupidest place on the internet to engage in any form of homophobia. It's common knowledge that alot of the furry community (Not all, just a striking number) is homosexual or bisexual, and seeing's...
Oh hell with this, I'm tired of trying to explain this and it's too early in the morning. You're stupid go away.
Quote from: Aleolus on January 07, 2008, 11:40:05 PM
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
... you know, if this was not so very outside the ratings of this forum, I'd draw it and post it just to see the blorfage.
Quote from: Janus Whitefurr on January 08, 2008, 07:43:35 AM
Quote from: Aleolus on January 07, 2008, 11:40:05 PM
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
Yes, because two males displaying affectionate behaviour towards one another is so CLEARLY a terrible and disgusting thing that should never come to pass. </virulent sarcasm>
*leaves thread*
Ok, we are NOT starting this argument again.
Both sides have reasons.
Leave it at that. >_<
Quote from: Netrogo on January 08, 2008, 10:59:57 AM
Quote from: Aleolus on January 07, 2008, 11:40:05 PM
Oh, thank god Jy hasn't lost all self control, or else we might have wound up seeing some *ack* Jy/Abel action in upcoming comics! :erk *vomit*
Somehow I doubt we'd see more then them kissing or an 'after-math' shot of them lying in bed covered up. This is a pg comic and, despite a few close calls, Amber tends to keep very strictly to that rating. Quite honestly if it's just straight sex you're worried about seeing then I can understand (despite my own perverse tendencies) why seeing that would bother you. However if it's the fact that it's a guy and a guy engaging in any kind of relationship than sadly you have picked possibly the stupidest place on the internet to engage in any form of homophobia. It's common knowledge that alot of the furry community (Not all, just a striking number) is homosexual or bisexual, and seeing's...
Oh hell with this, I'm tired of trying to explain this and it's too early in the morning. You're stupid go away.
It is the idea of
sex between two guys that gives me the willies, not guys being affectionate, though that does creep me out a bit as well. It's not that I'm homophobic, I simply
cannot understand how anyone, including women, can find anything attractive about the male form. I find it repulsive and somewhat sickening, though I can tolerate mine.
Quote from: Aleolus on January 08, 2008, 02:03:47 PM
It is the idea of sex between two guys that gives me the willies, not guys being affectionate, though that does creep me out a bit as well. It's not that I'm homophobic, I simply cannot understand how anyone, including women, can find anything attractive about the male form. I find it repulsive and somewhat sickening, though I can tolerate mine.
QuoteHomophobia (from Greek: ὁμο homo(sexual), "same, equal" + φοβία (phobia), "fear") is a non-clinical term used to describe the fear of, aversion to, or discrimination against homosexuality or homosexuals.
I'd say that aversion to homosexuality where you were driven to post to the forums your desire to hurl at the idea of two characters having sex off screen may well fall under this definition. Just a thought.
Not to say that homophobia itself is some horrible evil thing, it's what you DO with it that matters. There are a lot of things in the world that freak me out, but treating people poorly because of that would be unacceptable of me to do.
For example, what benefit is there to posting your revulsion to such acts to the forums buy anyone?
Quote from: Caswin on January 07, 2008, 11:58:11 AM
In the first panel Abel seems a lot more... social-looking than usual. Wonder why that is.
Maybe it has something to do with being asleep for a week? I know I feel much better after only a night of sleep.
If you are trying for blue humor, you folks are missing some awfully prime territory.
As you may know, Mr. Fantastic of the Fantastic Four is able to stretch any part of his body into any shape or size. Did you ever you hear the story about how his wife gave him the title after a long and energetic night.
Remember Abel is also a shape changer. If I have to explain this further, I will really be surprised at you fellows and wonder what you think "meck mecka mow wow" refers to.
Quote from: Aleolus on January 08, 2008, 02:03:47 PM
It is the idea of sex between two guys that gives me the willies, not guys being affectionate, though that does creep me out a bit as well. It's not that I'm homophobic, I simply cannot understand how anyone, including women, can find anything attractive about the male form. I find it repulsive and somewhat sickening, though I can tolerate mine.
Well when you put it like that I can agree. Personally I've always been a bit baffled about what women (and other men) see in our form. I mean women everthing is relatively smooth and round, save for a small relatively hidden area. Where as men, sure sleek and such in some areas but then we have this thing just dangling about, add to that the lumpy bag holding two more danglies and you tell me how that's attractive.
Regardless of personal taste though your earlier wording was rather offencive. It basically translated to 'Gay people = *puke*'. Try to word things a little better next time.
Just to take the edge off of this discussion with a little frivolity, I'll point out that "homo" does in fact mean "sameness", and "phobic" does mean "having fear", and therefore homophobia would be a fear of sameness.
The term "homophobic" contains no references at all to sex or sexuality, except perhaps an unreasoning aversion to having sex the same way twice.
I love playing with words.
:P
Hmm... if that's the case, could Homophobia loosely describe the fear or aversion of any form of repition?
Only if you ignore all cultural norms, expectations, and context on the way language is used. The word "homosexual" has only one meaning in the English language: of, relating to, or having a sexual orientation to persons of the same sex. The word "homophobia" has only one meaning in the English language: the unreasonable fear of or aversion to homosexuals. The base meaning of it's roots doesn't matter that were borrowed from Latin or Greek doesn't make a difference.
Edit: In other words, no.
Quote from: Netrogo on January 08, 2008, 04:33:31 PM
Well when you put it like that I can agree. Personally I've always been a bit baffled about what women (and other men) see in our form. I mean women everthing is relatively smooth and round, save for a small relatively hidden area. Where as men, sure sleek and such in some areas
but then we have this thing just dangling about, add to that the lumpy bag holding two more danglies and you tell me how that's attractive.
I guess a lot of straight women would tell you the same about the female body.
Rule 34 aside, I'd imagine that it depends a lot of the momentary state of said thing if woman find it attractive or not - and dangling is not the state I'm talking about. I don't have personal experience in this matter, but I'd figure it's pretty analogous with straight men too - do you find saggy breasts attractive?
On that matter, the whole question of attractiveness is can be lead ad absurdum pretty quickly, if you ask me. Why do we flip out on breasts and bums? Why do we get a tingling feeling if we see large eyes? Why do birds get an urge to feed if they see red triangles? I don't think there is much to answer beyond mother evolution.
Maybe that could give a little ease to all those guys puzzled by their "I'm Gay For Abel" reaction though. Take a close look on how Amber usually draws her characters -- especially Abel, Dan and Jyrras: Big eyes, high cheeks, slim bodies and the general rounding effect, stylized fur has on edges. I wouldn't mind watching those guys making out, even though I consider myself straight. When I wouldn't mind those (http://www.ycnantori.com/hy98/hunks2.jpg) do,
then I'll start worrying.
(Note: This is not meant as an argument against being gay. I don't have anything against men who find the second picture attractive. It's just not my taste)
In any way, what the heck? It's not like this came in
any way surprising for people who read this comic longer than a week (The picture, not the plot). And even if it were, so what? Given the amount of fan service found in comics with a male artist, can you really blame amber for turning the tables as a girl? So come on and don't apply double standards here.
By the way, would anyone else find it really funny if Jyrras' mind shield expired just in the moment he had that thought? :mwaha
Sexuality is so passé.
Because I don't think this thread can sink much lower, I suppose I'll have to reiterate my theory for those who haven't seen it before >:3
http://clockworkmansion.com/forum/index.php/topic,2441.msg100749.html#msg100749
Quote from: Danzig on January 07, 2008, 03:30:23 AM
(http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/4711/86698558lu9.jpg)
This made my day.
Abel is way too cute when he blushes.
Not much I can really contribute to this thread that hasn't already been said. The IP gardener conveyed my thoughts quite nicely. :P
Quote from: Rakala on January 08, 2008, 03:04:55 PM
Quote from: Caswin on January 07, 2008, 11:58:11 AM
In the first panel Abel seems a lot more... social-looking than usual. Wonder why that is.
Maybe it has something to do with being asleep for a week? I know I feel much better after only a night of sleep.
*Thinks about it*
...that actually makes a lot of sense. Interesting. Good call.