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Submitted: January 28, 2007
File Size: 157 KB
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Comments: 19
Favourites & Collections: 9 [who?]
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LACONIC - (adj.) - Using or marked by the use of few words; terse or concise.
PROSAIC - (adj.) - Lacking in imagination and spirit; dull; boring.
LACONIC PROSAIC – Continuity
So, we’re three-dimensional, ja? And the Laconilings are two-dimensional. Contained within their two-dimensional world, which would make as much perfect-sense to they as our three-dimensional world does to us. I see the comic panels as a type of 'window,' allowing us to see into the Laconilings world. But I wondered what would happen if the Laconilings were (by some freak chance) able to interact with these 'windows,' the same as a three-dimensional being might be able to pass through a dimensional rift into another dimension/reality. Yes, forget about all the sciences of potentially not being able to exist in another dimension or whatnot.
This 'characters-passing-through-a-comic-book' idea (similar to time-travel or reality-alternating) was originally going to be the main plot of Laconic Prosaic 3 . . . but I got bored of it by strip two.
PROSAIC - (adj.) - Lacking in imagination and spirit; dull; boring.
LACONIC PROSAIC – Continuity
So, we’re three-dimensional, ja? And the Laconilings are two-dimensional. Contained within their two-dimensional world, which would make as much perfect-sense to they as our three-dimensional world does to us. I see the comic panels as a type of 'window,' allowing us to see into the Laconilings world. But I wondered what would happen if the Laconilings were (by some freak chance) able to interact with these 'windows,' the same as a three-dimensional being might be able to pass through a dimensional rift into another dimension/reality. Yes, forget about all the sciences of potentially not being able to exist in another dimension or whatnot.
This 'characters-passing-through-a-comic-book' idea (similar to time-travel or reality-alternating) was originally going to be the main plot of Laconic Prosaic 3 . . . but I got bored of it by strip two.
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[T] - [TOBIAS//STORMHAWK]
. . . Not all Russian girls live out their dreams.
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[T] - [TOBIAS//STORMHAWK]
. . . Not all Russian girls live out their dreams.
Lovin' it hun!!! Talk to you soon and I want to see more soonish!!!
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~Choking you gently~
~Gaining control~
~Hand you the shovel~
~To dig your own hole~
I made a few minor adjustments.
Next strip will be new territory. ^_^
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[T] - [TOBIAS//STORMHAWK]
. . . Not all Russian girls live out their dreams.
Can't wait sweet, take care.
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~Choking you gently~
~Gaining control~
~Hand you the shovel~
~To dig your own hole~
I like the background it kind of inkeeps with your character sheets a while back.
Thank you.
I liked the crumpled paper themeso much, I stuck with it.
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[T] - [TOBIAS//STORMHAWK]
. . . Not all Russian girls live out their dreams.
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