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• ImADeadGirlNow   11 years ago

  *DING DONG

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• YesMeulinShipsThat   11 years ago

  *THE WITCH IS DEAD THE WICKED WITCH THE WITCH IS DEAD

  Editing your comment: *THE WITCH IS DEAD THE WICKED WITCH THE WITCH IS DEAD

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• aggressivelypolite   11 years ago (edited: 11 years ago)

  we need to talk about this tho. Besides colonel sassacre, Dad is the only non ectobiological human we know to have auctually existed. John made a note that he never seems to see his neighbors. Dad also seems to appear across at least two universes virtually identically. Where did Dad come from? What does Dad know? What if DAD, in his mysterious taciturnity, mistaken for paternal speechless pride, is in fact the instigator of sburb, the Creator of all universes? Isn't 'Father' a name used for God?

  Editing your comment: we need to talk about this tho. Besides colonel sassacre, Dad is the only non ectobiological human we know to have auctually existed. John made a note that he never seems to see his neighbors. Dad also seems to appear across at least two universes virtually identically. Where did Dad come from? What does Dad know? What if DAD, in his mysterious taciturnity, mistaken for paternal speechless pride, is in fact the instigator of sburb, the Creator of all universes? Isn't 'Father' a name used for God?

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• YesMeulinShipsThat   11 years ago

  I'm not really sure, but thats really neat! It's actually making me really curious now. What if he has some big plot relevence after the gigapause? I have no idea. But what I DO know is, John Egbert looks really badass standing in front of Bec Noir with his warhammer of zillyhoo, a tear falling down his face, going, "My name is John Egbert, you killed my father, prepare to die!" Keeping his love for most of the old movies (Princess Bride), like he had always wanted to say that, but also extremely sad and angry that his father and Rose's mother was dead.

  Editing your comment: I'm not really sure, but thats really neat! It's actually making me really curious now. What if he has some big plot relevence after the gigapause? I have no idea. But what I DO know is, John Egbert looks really badass standing in front of Bec Noir with his warhammer of zillyhoo, a tear falling down his face, going, "My name is John Egbert, you killed my father, prepare to die!" Keeping his love for most of the old movies (Princess Bride), like he had always wanted to say that, but also extremely sad and angry that his father and Rose's mother was dead.

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• aggressivelypolite   11 years ago (edited: 11 years ago)

  yes very much so! its basically a crack theory, it's..really unlikely that would happen. Dad is way more useful as an emotional motivation, and it turning out to be "dad's plan all along" would like,, be really weird and gross with the the whole ineffible causality goin on, where everything you do turns out to be instrumental in your demise and success paradoxily. I just really hope alpha Dad won't die tho :0 Although, him and the mayor unfortunatley have just been treated TOO NICELY by the narrative they are basically begging to be sacrificed to the plot. Unless endgame: Dad is everyones dad

  Editing your comment: yes very much so! its basically a crack theory, it's..really unlikely that would happen. Dad is way more useful as an emotional motivation, and it turning out to be "dad's plan all along" would like,, be really weird and gross with the the whole ineffible causality goin on, where everything you do turns out to be instrumental in your demise and success paradoxily. I just really hope alpha Dad won't die tho :0 Although, him and the mayor unfortunatley have just been treated TOO NICELY by the narrative they are basically begging to be sacrificed to the plot. Unless endgame: Dad is everyones dad

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• illusoryCognition   11 years ago

  I don't know what's up with Dad in the upcoming updates. I'd be lying if I said I did. But I know one thing, and that thing is that you did awesomely, AggressivelyPolite. I swooned at the sight of that glorious picture, and then swooned once again knowing that I was the unworthy one chosen by chance - or was it fate? Chosen to describe that Mona Lisa of pixels, that Michelangelo of modern days. Even thinking back on it, I shudder with joy for the moment and distaste for my complete inability to show that wondrous picture the respect it truly deserves. Even now, I regret only having a single "like" to contribute.<br />You've done humanity a great service today, AggressivelyPolite. Don't ever forget that.

  Editing your comment: I don't know what's up with Dad in the upcoming updates. I'd be lying if I said I did. But I know one thing, and that thing is that you did awesomely, AggressivelyPolite. I swooned at the sight of that glorious picture, and then swooned once again knowing that I was the unworthy one chosen by chance - or was it fate? Chosen to describe that Mona Lisa of pixels, that Michelangelo of modern days. Even thinking back on it, I shudder with joy for the moment and distaste for my complete inability to show that wondrous picture the respect it truly deserves. Even now, I regret only having a single "like" to contribute.<br />You've done humanity a great service today, AggressivelyPolite. Don't ever forget that.

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• aggressivelypolite   11 years ago

  (*//w//*) &lt;3 &lt;3 &lt;3 &lt;3 bless u

  Editing your comment: (*//w//*) &lt;3 &lt;3 &lt;3 &lt;3 bless u

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