Critical Miss: F.E.A.R.

duchaked

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that...makes sense
about the same ridiculousness as the evil people existing in Resident Evil but not nearly as hilarious
 

RelexCryo

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On the off chance this is meant semi-seriously: There are several powerful, well educated women in the F.E.A.R. series. I would say the problem with first world countries in the F.E.A.R. Universe is not a lack of women's rights, but the fact that major corporations can violate anyone's rights on a whim. Especially psychics. What would you call psychic rights activists? Psychicists?
 

RelexCryo

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game-lover said:
I thought seeing that Daniel Craig thing would make me not so crave ice cream. Because seriously, he's nice looking and all but NO. There's nothing appealing about that to me!!

But then I saw the Blue Bunny ice cream picture so now I want ice cream again.

I haven't had a strawberry shortcake bar in ages... But you know what I should try from the same brand? The chocolate eclair bar. I need to give that a shot.
I have had that chocolate eclair bar many, many times. It is good, for the level of calories and fat it gives you. Coldstone is the best, but I can't find cookie doughn't you want some in any supermarket.
 

The Random One

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SYMBOLISM DECODED

Now we can all go home. Thank you for yet another critical public service, Critical Miss.
 

Vault101

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Imp Emissary said:
Isn't Alma kind of, well....feral? Once you go past about age 8 and you don't have any or at least not much education the damage done to your mind is kind of permanent. There once was a feral child brought back into civilization. He was tought how to more or less behave and pick up on peoples non-verble queues, but he never learned higher functions like speaking or anything like that. Unfortunately If Alma was never tought anything at all there really would not be much hope for her. Sad really.
theres a difference between "education" and "human interaction" but yeah I see what you mean
 

Ian Caronia

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Thedek said:
I hope to God this is trying to be ironic.
Lol Of course it is. Don't worry. The folks on this comic know what they're doing.
Besides, no one in their right minds would try to make anyone care for a deranged, undead (kinda sorta?), demonic super-powered rapist.
 

The Wooster

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Ian Caronia said:
Thedek said:
I hope to God this is trying to be ironic.
Lol Of course it is. Don't worry. The folks on this comic know what they're doing.
Besides, no one in their right minds would try to make anyone care for a deranged, undead (kinda sorta?), demonic super-powered rapist.
I think the idea is you're supposed to feel sorry for Alma but it's kind of hard to do so when she pops out at you every 30 seconds or so and shakes you around like a rattle.
 

BGH122

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Kurt Cristal said:
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To bad she never got to go to school, I guess daddy didn't think that Alma mater...ed
*badum-tish*

worst pun ever man...

i actually find funny that i know at least 4 girls that became like alma because of bad choices in their lives. :p
You know at least 4 girls who ended up becoming psychic commanders of a vast army of their own offspring? Yikes.
Ha! Made me laugh more than the comic (which was amusing; I don't think I've ever seen someone take such a massive crack at third wave pseudofeminists on a mainstream site).
 

Siege_TF

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She shares her food with the rat? Gawd. Also, hurray for not falling into the 'girl treats = chocolate treats' stereotype (not least of all because I'm allergic to chocolate).
 

DTWolfwood

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o so thats how it works, i didn't know she was pooping them out, thought they were just normal possessed soldiers.