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Comic Nov 19th 2012; Ready... FIGHT!
Topic Started: Nov 19 2012, 05:05 AM (192 Views)
demonhunter
The Aussie Bloke
This...

This is going to be fun.

Place your bets people!

EDIT: Also, Otter, I think you left a bold tag open somewhere in the associated newspost, 'cause now all the following newsposts are bold too.
Edited by demonhunter, Nov 19 2012, 05:07 AM.
Have you ever... Ever felt like this? How strange things happen, are you going Round the Twist
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf? (Note: I have no involvement with the series, I just think it looks awesome)
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Sleepymancer
Junior Agent
you know, its not the dumbest phobia ever - I have a completely unfounded phobia of cafeterias. That's dumb. :p

Regarding last week's post from Otter about suitable viking words for "plothole", I've had a poke around and contacted a few academics in the field. The consensus is that, while there are numerous Old Norse words for various aspects of literary criticism, due to the lack of a concept of fiction (but not a lack of fiction itself, of course) plot hole is not included. Hypothetical compound nouns that we tried included sagaholr (literally "story-hole") as well as a few other variants that I can't reproduce properly here because I don't know how to make the accented letters. malgrof, if the had an acute accent and the o was hooked, would be "speaking-ditch").

I'm rambling. I'll stop.

My bet is on a tie between Pat and Carlotta being broken by an unexpected third participant. Perhaps Agent 146?
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Jordan
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Oh man, I am way excited to see this. :-)

(Also, demonhunter's right, you probably want to stick a "</b>" at the end of that sentence!)
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Jordan
Special Agent
Sleepymancer's "third party" seems possible, but my money is on Pat. He deserves a little revenge; he was caught by surprise, and messing with someone's phobia is low.
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yfnsa
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demonhunter
Nov 19 2012, 05:05 AM
This is going to be fun.
It's gonna be The Thunder Down Under or The Thunda Down Unda.

Anyone else rememba Thrilla in Manila?
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My Lone Ranger Speedy icon is courtesy of Otter.
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Taolan
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My money's on the one with the chip, that way I'm covered. :3

Me, I wouldn't be surprised if this goes from duel to all-out melee, and then somebody steps in to stop the crazy before they accidentally nuke topeka again.
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