I'm on to you McCloud! It's a conspiracy, I tell ya!
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What I don't get is why she empties the ashes, and THEN decides to jump. Why not kill two birds with one stone, and jump into the water while holding the bag of ashes?
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That's because Scott and I are both pinko commies and you're a warhawk, so naturally he's going to agree with meRip Tanion wrote:Sure, I say she's NOT gonna jump, and of course Scott has her jump.
I'm on to you McCloud! It's a conspiracy, I tell ya!
Sort of like a choose your own adventure story where we don't know we're choosing the adventure?Chronosome wrote:Here's a wacky theory about the comic's title and the coincidences of our predictions: Maybe this Improv is Scott's way of letting a message board thread specifically influence his comic's content? Maybe "Whose Mind is it Anyway?" refers to our role in influencing Mad Doctor McCloud's choices as to where this goes?
Well, actually, he's monitored the board before, and let our comments influence the Improv. Remember Brimley the Walrus? I do agree, however, that Dr. McCloud is MAD! MAD I SAY! HE MUST BE STOPPED!Chronosome wrote:Here's a wacky theory about the comic's title and the coincidences of our predictions: Maybe this Improv is Scott's way of letting a message board thread specifically influence his comic's content? Maybe "Whose Mind is it Anyway?" refers to our role in influencing Mad Doctor McCloud's choices as to where this goes?
$2? Are those Happy Hour prices? That's pretty cheap. I guess you don't live here in pricey New York. Of course, after my stint tending bar at Pedro's, I'll never drink tap beer again.ridl wrote:I need to go to the bars now. $2.00 microbrew pints and all.
That's because you're a pinko commieBubble'She's Gonna Jump'er wrote:Darn it all, not only did it make me anonymous for no reason, but I also screwed up the quotiness of it.
Quoting myself from page 2 of this thread. I kind of hope now that they are two people who can help eachother.One of his personalities will end up dating one of HER personalities.
Or, perhaps she IS one of his other personalites.
Or he one of HERS.
I keep thinking that too. From Page 8:GlenSS wrote:But you've all missed the point. She can't jump because it's his mind too! That's right - he doesn't exist!?
Rule Number one: nobody talks about Fight Club
That's why Sean says "I don't care what you'd rathah- you don't GET that choice!!" They're both some sort of personality in someone elses mind. A little like Fight Club, but more like Identity.efm wrote:I just had a thought. What if the man and woman are the same person. Kinda like split-personas with split-personalities.
I think that if someone were to insult a character you made that was intended to be sympathetic, you'd be offended because it would be like someone insulting your skills as a writer.Veleno wrote:Hm...now I'm wondering if others here also have a tendency to think of their characters as "real" people with complex personalities and feelings, and thus would also take insult when someone insults their characters, etc.
Could it be he's a psychic psycho? Or could be that....Tim Mallos wrote:Whoa-oh. Here it comes gang! How did YOU know that?
Well, then she should do it the Roman way, i.e. slitting her wrists in a bathtub.gareis wrote:When she finishes, then she can kill herself, right? Read quickly, Sophie
You mean they're NOT real?Veleno wrote:I'm wondering if others here also have a tendency to think of their characters as "real" people with complex personalities and feelings