December Comic Discussion Thread

[CheeseWhisper]

No room? Maybe. I'm not sure really.

(because you're notjello)

[strikinglyalert]

I'm fairly sure Brother P is Doc in Disguise.

You mean Doc in disguise as Phil Jackson in disguise as Brother P.

[mikekearn]

Hmm, yep, I have to admit, DSP's beat up old truck with rocket launchers is better than my beat up old van with a treasure chest in the back. Mostly because the chest doesn't actually contain any treasure, I think.

Also, sorry, Gordito. That's American schooling for you.

[the_shankmaster]

That's Catholic schooling. Public school was awesome.

[CheeseWhisper]

Public school can blow pretty hard too. And come on, he got some assists from the Brothers.

Rocket launcher truck, huh? As a kid, I fantasized about getting a big old car and installing all kinds of Bond-esque devices like oil slicks, rocket propulsion, etc. Rocket launchers may be cooler than that.

[Chuckles]

Let's see, Gordito got first view of the antler-helmeted samurai on the flying billy goat, but DSP didn't see it.

He then KO'd a school bully, but he was sent to Mother Superior's office.

Brother Phil Jackson spared his mustache, but he got math homework with no tutoring.

In P.E., he slammed the sweetest dunk AND got his cheating opponent sent off to clean the crawlspace (Peterson's dragon food, I tell you!). He made off best in P.E., it seems.

In English Lit, Brother Phil Jackson slipped Gordito a guide, which opened Gordito's mind to the crude, rude, lewd, wonderful "Miller's Tale" in The Cantebury Tales, only to have the teacher's pet rat him out.

Over all, it would seem Gordito didn't have that bad of a day. However, I'm guessing Gordito has big problems with getting along with people he'd rather not have anything to do with. He probably has even bigger problems not being able to carry his guns around. . . .

I wonder if the Mother Superior will haul Gordito over to her order so they can direct experience resisting mustaches of authority. I mean, how often does a kid come around with a mustache of authority? . . .

[cybermagi]

Yes, Sean WILL and already IS a technomage. Technomage ninja. Even at school, he has the technoninjaweaponz blud. Ahem.

[Gourd]

May I humbly ask:

Do Ninja Driving skills extend to driving an oversized truck directly into oncoming traffic?

Or... do they live in a country where left is right, rather than the right, which is right in the US, and not... wrong leftness which isn't... right.

[Jelly]

Coupon for free ice-cream? Is the Brother hitting on Gordito?

[Chuckles]

May I humbly ask:

Do Ninja Driving skills extend to driving an oversized truck directly into oncoming traffic?

Or... do they live in a country where left is right, rather than the right, which is right in the US, and not... wrong leftness which isn't... right.

DSP is driving on the wrong side of the road, isn't he? Maybe he's improving his skills of driving headlong into oncoming traffic so, if ever he needs to, he can escape pursuit that way?

Another more likely possibility is that both lanes are one side of a highway, the opposite traffic being somewhere over to the left of our view separated by the landscape.