09/11/08 [#106] - What she usually does

Started by Tapewolf, November 09, 2008, 08:16:12 AM

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Tapewolf

I think that has to be one of the best lines I've seen so far.  Psychotic, but also creative.

Though I have to wonder what that line was actually doing before she destroyed it... still, only a fool would design a space-station without some kind of redundancy.

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llearch n'n'daCorna

On the other hand, you also have limits in the redundancy available, and having maniacs running around pulling bits of your station to bits isn't going to help.

Even if they _are_ psychopaths.
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Madmann135

by the looks of it that, that she removed was insulation, so not that much harm done.
Still having a powerful psycho running near-loose in your space station is never a good thing.

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techmaster-glitch

everyone's saying psychotic/psychopath, including the page title. And then there's the rimshot thing.

...I think I'm missing something here. Completely. :B
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Madmann135

Quote from: techmaster-glitch on November 09, 2008, 12:02:37 PM
everyone's saying psychotic/psychopath, including the page title. And then there's the rimshot thing.

...I think I'm missing something here. Completely. :B

The one in this comic with the head wings is not known for her sanity, instead she's well known for having an insanely high bodycount and enough power to kill freely without anyone trying to stop her.

Psychopath + ADD = Impromptu art.

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Tapewolf

Quote from: techmaster-glitch on November 09, 2008, 12:02:37 PM
...I think I'm missing something here. Completely. :B

It took me a few seconds to realise that she'd fashioned the pipes into a parrot.

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Eagle0600

It was not very obvious, but very funny once I realised it.