Hm, so he switched the shirt with Scott, so he doesn’t look overdressed? And this way, we see the scars on Scotts chest. Are those the reason, why he is sitting in the wheelchair?
Why do I have the feeling that this practice attempts in the panel are way worse than when he tried to date Lilah in the first comic.
betting those wounds are from in this timeline where he fought and killed ted the penguin. the writer always hated that penguin net he got stabbed a few times.
foducool
6 years ago
his dating game is off the charts
(lost somewhere in the negative area)
Well he ended up in that chair somehow. I’m not sure which would be more interesting, the scars directly relating to the chair or their being entirely unrelated.
Actually, 2.0 Scott doesn’t have any big scars. Small ones from the time he tried to cut a bagel on a train, yes. But those are like half the size of your pinkie’s fingernail. (Don’t ask about 1.0)
Scott just so happens to be the world record holder for “Largest Birthmark”. He has a single continuous birthmark that covers his entire body barring 3 small spots. The lighter area shown is the largest of the three spots.
Or maybe from when Ethans sister died? They said that if a hero was there that night, it might not have happened. I am getting a vibe from all 3 that they are not quite bros but not quite just friends. Maybe Scott was dating the sister and then she died? (getting this from previous pannels)
Colin
6 years ago
So does Ethan have an ADHD diagnosis. Cause that sounds like how I flirt.
Ashi
6 years ago
Why would Emily call him Evan? Did I miss some joke somewhere?
You’ll have your answer if you go check two comics before that one.
Stephen
6 years ago
You know, that last one might actually get him somewhere. A chance to catch a person off guard with an open question that acknowledges one’s own inability to truly experience the life of someone from the opposite gender. Combined with what I’m guessing is already common knowledge that Ethan ( I’m sorry, “Evan” ) is a little quirky the question might even come off as endearing.
Hamstermer
6 years ago
I’ve come to a realization: This is probably a world where Jack Thompson was revealed to actually be an alien planning on ushering in the end times. Then some of the people who had been misled by him re-considered what was going on where video games were being somehow linked to gun violence, realized that the same argument could be said of violent TV and movies, then decided to stop freaking out about video games.
RblDiver
6 years ago
Just wanted to say thank you for not having him start the word “assault” after AR-15.
Note on redundancy: ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine. It has machine in it so looking for “ATM Machines” is painfully redundant. One could argue that it should be AT because Automated suggests it is a machine. Same for calling them TMs, but then you will never find one if you look it up because of the Oak Clause.
I am going to assume the educate yourself line was more of a “Here, this is what I got it from. You might want to read it to help clarify” and not a “Here, read this so I can be smug about semantics”
(Regardless of what it is no offense is intended, I was trying to point out that your message can be easily misinterpreted, especially because it is about such a heated topic)
… Dude. The AR stands for fucking Assault Rifle. Make like Frozen and let it go.
Also, bashing wikipedia on the basis that it’s wikipedia? It’s an encyclopedia managed by humans and updated constantly. Errors get fixed faster than any other publication ever. Come on, man, up your game or zip your lip. You can do at least one of those and appear intelligent.
Dannyboy01 actualy the AR does not stand for assault rifle. Its a short form for Armalite, the company that designed and manufactured the rifle. Prety much all the guns they designed are named AR-# and quite a few have nothing to do with the vaguely defined term “Assault Rifle”, The AR-17 is actualy a shotgun.
People like to make assumptions. Like that one. That doesn’t necessarily mean they are dumb or don’t know what they are talking about, but it usually means that they are confident in connecting the dots.
Sadly confidence and competence are separate things that do not always go together. there are 2 times when people have the highest confidence in their knowlage of a subject. They are most confident when they are a true expert and know almost everything there is to know about something and they are most confident when they know a little bit about something. Only in the former case are they actually correct in their confidence. When someone is spouting CNN talking points about guns (which are more cringe worthy in their inaccuracy than ethans dating knowledge) or praising wikipidia which can… Read more »
I think you are all taking this comment a little too seriously and the first guy was only thankful for him not using assault because Ethan only got three letters into the word after AR-15
tiamatt
6 years ago
Scott looks so sad, like he’s thinking “That’s my favorite t-shirt and I know he’s going to get mustard stains on it somehow even though we don’t have any mustard in the store!” XD
I’d be upset that I got this reference if it wasn’t of one of the most beautiful parts of 1.0 (the wedding)
merendel
6 years ago
You know wouldnt it be ironic if this UPS girl turns out to be a psyco serial killer who’s MO is like a black widow, hooking up with men and then offing them. She hooks up with ethan and then things get weird when she tries to off him.
But it would be funnier if she kills ethan and he just respawns. Hilarity ensues and then after a bit she’s just following him around occasionally stabling him as she plays with her new toy.
Sgt Lewis
6 years ago
The bump stock is just proof people will find ways around laws. I have issues with people claiming an accessory with no moving parts is a machine gun. Most any kind of weapon needs someone to use it. By themselves they can do nothing. Don’t blame the tool, hold the individual using it accountable for his actions.
that and folks were bump firing weapons without bump stocks for a long time, the technique just requires more practice and only requires common items. I say less focus on laws/bans that predominantly effect folks that wont cause harm in the first place and more on fixing the root problem. Improved mental health system to give folks the help they need before they become a threat, get the feds to actualy do their job and pick up on the major red flags before the threat becomes a reality and ensure responsible citizens can end the threat quickly if the worst… Read more »
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Hm, so he switched the shirt with Scott, so he doesn’t look overdressed? And this way, we see the scars on Scotts chest. Are those the reason, why he is sitting in the wheelchair?
Why do I have the feeling that this practice attempts in the panel are way worse than when he tried to date Lilah in the first comic.
Because back in the day with Lilah, he didn’t really practice, it was more like “try and error…a lot” on the living subject…if I remember right?
But you have to hand it to Lukas. He IS one hell of a buddy ^^
I hadn’t noticed the scars!
betting those wounds are from in this timeline where he fought and killed ted the penguin. the writer always hated that penguin net he got stabbed a few times.
his dating game is off the charts
(lost somewhere in the negative area)
Maybe he should do one of the dating scenes in Undertale first for some practice.
Hey! Ethan stole my moves!
I think Lucas got the female mind set down to the T. XD
And dang, that’s quite some big scars Scott got there.
Yep… I was wondering about those scars too… Scott has a past (or a present) that we don’t know about?!
Well he ended up in that chair somehow. I’m not sure which would be more interesting, the scars directly relating to the chair or their being entirely unrelated.
Actually, 2.0 Scott doesn’t have any big scars. Small ones from the time he tried to cut a bagel on a train, yes. But those are like half the size of your pinkie’s fingernail. (Don’t ask about 1.0)
Scott just so happens to be the world record holder for “Largest Birthmark”. He has a single continuous birthmark that covers his entire body barring 3 small spots. The lighter area shown is the largest of the three spots.
Or maybe from when Ethans sister died? They said that if a hero was there that night, it might not have happened. I am getting a vibe from all 3 that they are not quite bros but not quite just friends. Maybe Scott was dating the sister and then she died? (getting this from previous pannels)
So does Ethan have an ADHD diagnosis. Cause that sounds like how I flirt.
Why would Emily call him Evan? Did I miss some joke somewhere?
Go back two comics
You’ll have your answer if you go check two comics before that one.
You know, that last one might actually get him somewhere. A chance to catch a person off guard with an open question that acknowledges one’s own inability to truly experience the life of someone from the opposite gender. Combined with what I’m guessing is already common knowledge that Ethan ( I’m sorry, “Evan” ) is a little quirky the question might even come off as endearing.
I’ve come to a realization: This is probably a world where Jack Thompson was revealed to actually be an alien planning on ushering in the end times. Then some of the people who had been misled by him re-considered what was going on where video games were being somehow linked to gun violence, realized that the same argument could be said of violent TV and movies, then decided to stop freaking out about video games.
Just wanted to say thank you for not having him start the word “assault” after AR-15.
I mean, even if AR *did* stand for “Assault Rifle,” it still wouldn’t be an AR-15 Assault Rifle because that’d be redundant.
Note on redundancy: ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine. It has machine in it so looking for “ATM Machines” is painfully redundant. One could argue that it should be AT because Automated suggests it is a machine. Same for calling them TMs, but then you will never find one if you look it up because of the Oak Clause.
The AR-15 is an assault weapon, so if he had started the word assault it would have been correct.
Educate yourself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_weapon
I am going to assume the educate yourself line was more of a “Here, this is what I got it from. You might want to read it to help clarify” and not a “Here, read this so I can be smug about semantics”
(Regardless of what it is no offense is intended, I was trying to point out that your message can be easily misinterpreted, especially because it is about such a heated topic)
What is an assault weapon, any weapon can be an assault weapon.
Also you used Wikipedia, you have no credibility
… Dude. The AR stands for fucking Assault Rifle. Make like Frozen and let it go.
Also, bashing wikipedia on the basis that it’s wikipedia? It’s an encyclopedia managed by humans and updated constantly. Errors get fixed faster than any other publication ever. Come on, man, up your game or zip your lip. You can do at least one of those and appear intelligent.
Dannyboy01 actualy the AR does not stand for assault rifle. Its a short form for Armalite, the company that designed and manufactured the rifle. Prety much all the guns they designed are named AR-# and quite a few have nothing to do with the vaguely defined term “Assault Rifle”, The AR-17 is actualy a shotgun.
perhaps you should follow your own advice.
People like to make assumptions. Like that one. That doesn’t necessarily mean they are dumb or don’t know what they are talking about, but it usually means that they are confident in connecting the dots.
Sadly confidence and competence are separate things that do not always go together. there are 2 times when people have the highest confidence in their knowlage of a subject. They are most confident when they are a true expert and know almost everything there is to know about something and they are most confident when they know a little bit about something. Only in the former case are they actually correct in their confidence. When someone is spouting CNN talking points about guns (which are more cringe worthy in their inaccuracy than ethans dating knowledge) or praising wikipidia which can… Read more »
I think you are all taking this comment a little too seriously and the first guy was only thankful for him not using assault because Ethan only got three letters into the word after AR-15
Scott looks so sad, like he’s thinking “That’s my favorite t-shirt and I know he’s going to get mustard stains on it somehow even though we don’t have any mustard in the store!” XD
Keep cool Ethan. And don’t think “Cock Donkey”
I’d be upset that I got this reference if it wasn’t of one of the most beautiful parts of 1.0 (the wedding)
You know wouldnt it be ironic if this UPS girl turns out to be a psyco serial killer who’s MO is like a black widow, hooking up with men and then offing them. She hooks up with ethan and then things get weird when she tries to off him.
No no, that was a Lucas plotline, remember?
But it would be funnier if she kills ethan and he just respawns. Hilarity ensues and then after a bit she’s just following him around occasionally stabling him as she plays with her new toy.
The bump stock is just proof people will find ways around laws. I have issues with people claiming an accessory with no moving parts is a machine gun. Most any kind of weapon needs someone to use it. By themselves they can do nothing. Don’t blame the tool, hold the individual using it accountable for his actions.
that and folks were bump firing weapons without bump stocks for a long time, the technique just requires more practice and only requires common items. I say less focus on laws/bans that predominantly effect folks that wont cause harm in the first place and more on fixing the root problem. Improved mental health system to give folks the help they need before they become a threat, get the feds to actualy do their job and pick up on the major red flags before the threat becomes a reality and ensure responsible citizens can end the threat quickly if the worst… Read more »