Too Smart and too Diffrent ~~~~~~~~5/30/06

[Steve the Pocket]

You know, the first thing I noticed about this was how dirty the scan was. Looks like this could have done with a little cleanup work.

Wow, good one Avery.

I wonder, could DC be hinting at some character development for Avery? Maybe he's going to change and "embrace his misfitness".

Thought we already went through that back in ought-four when he went into "don't care what people think mode." Speaking of, when did he abandon that exactly? I've forgotten.

[DesertFoxCat]

name one utiopia that hasn't failed.

The internet

[Gizensha]

name one utiopia that hasn't failed.

The internet

You are kidding, right?

[The MAZZTer]

name one utiopia that hasn't failed.

The internet

Jump into a Counter-Strike game and say that again with a straight face.

[Tom Flapwell]

Incidentally, today's "Non Sequitur" has an anti-Internet sentiment. That Wiley, what an old curmudgeon.

[Muninn]

Thought we already went through that back in ought-four when he went into "don't care what people think mode." Speaking of, when did he abandon that exactly? I've forgotten.

I don't see how that's related to this. Nevermind that a character can have several stages/periods to grow or expand him/herself but that episode distinctly had Avery trying to change his whole outlook, here he isn't trying to repeat that. We're seeing more to him not because he's taken the initiative for personal change. Character development can come from different angles.

Though it seems D.C. has moved onto other things, but we still saw a different side to Avery. However brief it was he did get another trait to him that might affect how readers view him and maybe also future stories.

[DesertFoxCat]

name one utiopia that hasn't failed.

The internet

You are kidding, right?

Nope