Getting Crap Past the Radar: There used to be a radar around Volume 1 before David went into business for himself. As of Volume 2, the radar just gave up. (In Volume 3, it ran away screaming.)
"I'm invited to one of Dad and Tinsel's pool parties?!!" "Err...no. Not ever."
Counselor Tinsel is able to push through any initiative she wants.
The Indigos are the best distraction one could possibly want, for a variety of reasons.
"Dude! Hot chicks want beads!"
The fantasies of Woods and Miss Muliebral in Prelude's garden story arc. Robust companionship indeed!
"Surely there must be some way I can repay you!" "Yeah hold on, I've got a list".
This does not really sound like it fits Getting Crap Past the Radar:
- Getting Crap Past the Radar: There used to be a radar around Volume 1 before David went into business for himself. As of Volume 2, the radar just gave up. (In Volume 3, it ran away screaming.)
- "I'm invited to one of Dad and Tinsel's pool parties?!!" "Err...no. Not ever."
- Counselor Tinsel is able to push through any initiative she wants.
- The Indigos are the best distraction one could possibly want, for a variety of reasons.
"Dude! Hot chicks want beads!"
- The fantasies of Woods and Miss Muliebral in Prelude's garden story arc. Robust companionship indeed!
"Surely there must be some way I can repay you!" "Yeah hold on, I've got a list".
- Volume 3 features a strip joint as a setting. Though that might be taking a different approach to things.
- Also, the members of the Neon Knives gang, particularly Vox, are prone to incredibly bad language.
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