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Charging a machine gun nest sounds like something Sam would do anyway.
This is actually a smart move from Bubbles. It places her as a good influence on Sam and as a mature presence on the shop, thus giving Jim a good reason to trust that this kind of thing won't happen again and to allow Sam to keep going there.
Edited by TheLovecraftian on Aug 8th 2018 at 12:53:40 PM
Just hope Bubbles does in fact do all that, since Faye doesn't exactly have a good track record here.
Never Trust
...this time.
Trump delenda est
Unsurprised that Sam has previously damaged herself in ways that made her dad vom.
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I think the implication here is just that he's not good with blood. Which, given he's Sam's father, probably comes up often.
Actually, all this has kind of got me thinking: Seeing as how Union Robotics (and similar businesses) is repairing (if not outright rebuilding) the bodies of sapient beings, do they have to have medical malpractice insurance or something along those lines in order to operate? And for that matter, would the robots in question have any sort of legal recourse for misdiagnosis/injury/death, or is it just a case of "buyer beware"?
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They're doing absolutely nothing to the computer that actually houses the AI. So I'm going to go ahead and say "no."
Blowout soon fellow Stalker
Do you need a special license to repair someone's prosthetic leg?
Oh really when?
Scion of the Dragon
The Dragon of the Eastern Sea
I really like this part of Jeph's writing. I don't see a lot of authors with entirely reasonable characters hashing things out like this.
Say to the others who did not follow through You're still our brothers, and we will fight for you
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Winslow! :D
I like Winslow a lot more now that he's not just a walking iPad. And it's always good to see more of Hanners of course :)
That's not even a very good prank. Pintsize is losing his edge.
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You've got to give your self little projects so you can enjoy some victories between the big long term pay offs.
C-E-O-3, H-N-I-C
My theory: Pintsize is a wrestling fan.
Chris Jericho used to call people "assclowns" and that's what he was going for. He was in the ballpark.
Edited by CEOIII on Aug 19th 2018 at 11:48:12 AM
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I thought assclown was a regular part of the strip's vocabulary.
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Yeah but more people say assclown than fartclown. Plus farts are funny so it takes the sting out of it a bit IMO.
Farts aren't funny, they're just gross. So it is a bigger insult.
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I hope he picks up on it over dinner.
Pintsize is... trying. It's such an odd concept.
I bet he's trying to make nice do Marten will think about getting him a human-like chassis.
Sam's eyes in the last panel make the comic.
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