Endtown by Aaron Neathery for November 15, 2012

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    Superfrog  almost 12 years ago

    How much can a Koala bear?

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    Ida No  almost 12 years ago

    “Hooty the Digger Owl says ‘Give a hoot, read a book!’”

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    dirtyoldlady1  almost 12 years ago

    In all the past personalities she seems to be crying……. No tears here? Although she really looks distracted and lost. No sweat either? Could we get a better look at the lovers? One of them looks maybe human?Blessed Be

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    dirtyoldlady1  almost 12 years ago

    I am getting a big kick out of pibgorn. That poor dijjn from IT.Found a lover and lost her to a absolutely gross computer gook. SnarkBlessed Be

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    JanBic Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Must be hard kissing passionately with a beak!

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    WelshRat Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    She’s been walking a long time. It’s gone midnight.

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    LukaTisus  almost 12 years ago

    So, do topsiders artificially inseminate or something? how the heck are babies made if they can’t remove their suits?!

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    LizardPriest  almost 12 years ago

    I’m more curious about what’s served in the bar. Are there still caches of booze topside (I imagine bringing that back to Endtown earns you more brownie points than beans), or is the booze served at the bar (dare I say it) … fermented beans?

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    Francis362003  almost 12 years ago

    I bet Allie is in that bar.

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    the other ghost girl  almost 12 years ago

    Ohmigosh miner owl D: that is so adorable

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    Buzzwronganswer  almost 12 years ago

    Question: is the worm at the bottom of a bottle of tequila in an Endtown bar a worm or another patron?

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    Ida No  almost 12 years ago

    Ya know, if I’m planning on a romantic interlude with my love in a gondola, I’m pretty sure that I’d ask for the boat without a nightlight hanging directly over my head…

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    At Janbic.Why do you think he has the light over them. Its a reality show. Gondola Confessions. To the Owl and other creature. Civil Defense. Patrol the neighborhood checking for whatever their Civil Defense may be. You know MOP. Mutants on Patrol. Very popular here as COP.I dont think this is going to turn out well. Alcohol loosens lips among other things. So she is either turn into a pole dancer or begin to blab about being an ex Topsider.She has already several times nearly blurted it out. Add some booze. It gets worse.Friday will tell.

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    Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    I figured Ally Alvarez was in Alcoholics Anonymous by now…

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    To surfstuff55That is the one thing I seriously miss out on living here in Texas. Good bluegill steamed crabs. I was born and raised in the DC area. Spent most of my life living between Virginia and Pennsylvania. Dad worked on the I-95 project. Dulles airport as a tire maintenance specialist for Firestone. They got the contract with the company and provided a person to fix all the flats and maintain the fleet. Later he took a job at sales becoming one of the top construction fleet salesmen in the world at the time (1960’s) Went overseas for Firestone International 1962 to 1965. Then called West Pakistan Mangla Dam project. Been to Afghanistan, India, way up into the Hindu Kush mountains. Great experience but never felt better until I was back on USA ground. Dad left Firestone going to work for USDOT on a project to standardize tires for customers. Those letters and numbers on the sides of tires you now use to make sure you are getting a good deal are my dad’s legacy. Uniform Tire Quality Grading. Bridgestone was so impressed when they came over they named their testing facility the Goodfellow Testing Range in honor of the work my dad was doing. Back in the day they would sell you a tire telling you it would go 100,000 miles. When if fact it would last only 20,000. You would bring it back and they would tell you you abused it but for a slight reduction we will sell you these. The work my dad did gave you the customer the ability to make up you own mind by comparing numbers. Higher numbers longer wear. Just depends on what you want. Goodfellow AFB in San Angelo is where the facility is and where my dad set up shop back in 1972. We all moved there after I got out of the service in 1975 but always loved our dear Maryland. Ancestral home. The family goes deep back into the founding days of the Maryland colony. The ones here in Texas are distant cousins that left in the western expansion times. We were the group that stayed behind.

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    fuzzyimages  almost 12 years ago

    Hmmmm…I wonder if she’s missing a previous human boyfriend/lover/mate?? In any case, as an anthro artist, I’m diggin this strip. Keep it up.

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    It was said by Flask.You can do alot of things in the suit. “Very clever” I believe were the words used. In Flask’s rampage however a Bio suit child was seen but no preggers were observed. It is their fear of the virus that I find to be the driving force behind them. The so “perfect genetics” is the other one. This insinuates to me “Control”. To achieve genetic perfection requires precise control over everything. The sperm DNA line would have to be checked for prefection. The egg DNA line would have to be checked also. Then once the two are joined you would have to monitor the entire building from egg to fetus to insure each splitting does not result in an abnomality. Small imperfections exsist in the code but most cause no effect unless joined with another imperfect code marker. Then you have the problems. Gene markers are broke into dominant and recessive. Recessives are not necessarily bad. In a family red hair may not be common but somewhere in the parental DNA is the code for red hair in a recessive mode but the two link up now the child has red hair. Invitro fertilization comes to mind. Cloning. Womb replication equipment while not now feisable in our world may be in this world. You may as you suggest be selected to give the necessary ingredients to make the child. You just dont carry it to term but know you are the part of the source so the attachment but this also allows full control by the command as those new ones would be seen as “Apex” property. Just using Apex as an example. Other Topsiders may not have so much attachment to offspring. They may for the most part not even care. Linda may be an exception. The one female Topsider hold the scared child when threatened by Flask may be another but this may not be the “norm”.It is one of those unanswered questions. However in this stroy line we may get some answers or insight.

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    Richard A Erdman Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Am I the only one who caught the Douglass McArthur reference with the owl’s rabbit (I think he’s a rabbit) partner?

    Note the pipe.

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    awesome person  almost 12 years ago

    I miss wally and holly

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    DADOF3  almost 12 years ago

    They’ve got more than one eatery in town, I suspect there are multiple watering holes as well. She may not run into Allie, but I’d bet even money she gets sloshed and says some things she probably shouldn’t.

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    DADOF3  almost 12 years ago

    See Apr 28, 2011 for Allie’s regular spot.

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Linda sees love in the Gondola and now sees a Bar. Not good Juju. Linda, Linda dont you know they will all look like Mel Gibson till the alcohol wears off then they look like Baron Sasha Cohen. (Naked)(With some fat guy)(In your bed)(With Maude??)

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    See now I am bored.But still hooked to the story.I know its got to gain speed soon.

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Yeah. I know I can print it but thats work!!!!!Let someone else do the work.

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Since they have a corn cob pipe there must be farming. Its just that all that corn is needed make alcoholic beverages for all the bars in town. None left for food. They drink it all. See if they conserved they could have tortillas with the beans. Problemo solved.

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Some corn masa, some refried beans, (canned), rat spice flavoring I think they could have a Rosa’s Cafe in town. Next using spicer rats open a Chili’s.

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    Vet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    I know who it is now. Its REN from Ren and Stimpy Show.Sickly, angry, moth eaten.,chihuahua with big ears.Just covered in coal dust for now.Stimpy at home in a nighty wait for him.Ain’t that sweet…….Ren and Stimpy in Endtown.(Why not?)We got that tootsie pop eating owl.

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    Darwinskeeper  almost 12 years ago

    Hmmm…so they have pipes to smoke in Endtown? I guess I could live there afterall. Note, the pipe may look like a cob but Missouri Meerschaum (the maker of most of America’s corn cob pipes) also made hard wood pipes with a similar shape. Also, since its only 6-7 years since the end, there could be a few cobs from before the end in E-town. Otherwise, a bean hunter might have found a stash of cobs and pipeweed in an old drugstore.

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    Atrius5000  almost 12 years ago

    Wake me up when something happens. Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z

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