Nope British spiders tend to be on the tame side, you wouldn't catch me doing that with a brown recluse or somethingDVS BSTrD said:
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The Erin Stout School of Problem Solving
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Nah, she needs a flamethrower; this guy's on the ball"Agow95 said:
Lectori Salutem said:Everyone knows spiders have to be killed with fire
That could be either her halloween costume or her Spider-Killing Uniform, which I think should be traditional Assassin robes.slash2x said:
Gonna put this out there, do you think maybe the guys in that image are compensating for something?The Lugz said:tut tut, how rude. firing off a tank in a populated areaWanderingFool said:Size a fucking half-dollar!?NameIsRobertPaulson said:
Also, who would give Erin a gun? Thats like through gasoline onto a fire.
at-least borrow my silencer:
i agree, erin needs a shotgun at least.
There is only one way to be sure.
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God how I hate spiders.
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God how I hate spiders.
Hmmm, well Spiders are generally not bad things, they tend to kill insects that are a pretty deterimental to humans and their interests. A few spiders in or around your garden can solve all kinds of problems.
That said, I've killed them, but tend to put them outside or whatver. For all the horror stories dangerous (to people) spiders seem to be a distinct minority.
I do confess they do make me uneasy at times though, but I chalk it up to more or less looking at/encountering something that is both predatory, and totally alien to me, even if harmless due to our relative size in most cases.
Giant spiders is one of the more superficially plausible threats in the "stereotypical rogues gallery" given spiders the size of humans or bigger I'd imagine even the run of the mill garden spider wouldn't be fun to deal with, as they are predators.
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When it comes to Erin she doesn't seem above lying on ATF paperwork, and I'm also not 100% sure she was ever officially diagnosed with anything. It's sort of like how with my problems (brain damage, institutionalized as a minor) I can actually answer 'no' to most questions like that (I've checked) as I've never been institutionalized as an adult OR considered to be insane or delusional in a legal sense.
I'll also say that most people that I know don't buy their guns by just waltzing into a store, they usually know the dealer selling fairly well. The paperwork typically doesn't come up that much, but then again I'm usually dealing with things/people that tend to stand opposite from the whole "criminal/deulusional gunman" crowd.
That said, I've killed them, but tend to put them outside or whatver. For all the horror stories dangerous (to people) spiders seem to be a distinct minority.
I do confess they do make me uneasy at times though, but I chalk it up to more or less looking at/encountering something that is both predatory, and totally alien to me, even if harmless due to our relative size in most cases.
Giant spiders is one of the more superficially plausible threats in the "stereotypical rogues gallery" given spiders the size of humans or bigger I'd imagine even the run of the mill garden spider wouldn't be fun to deal with, as they are predators.
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When it comes to Erin she doesn't seem above lying on ATF paperwork, and I'm also not 100% sure she was ever officially diagnosed with anything. It's sort of like how with my problems (brain damage, institutionalized as a minor) I can actually answer 'no' to most questions like that (I've checked) as I've never been institutionalized as an adult OR considered to be insane or delusional in a legal sense.
I'll also say that most people that I know don't buy their guns by just waltzing into a store, they usually know the dealer selling fairly well. The paperwork typically doesn't come up that much, but then again I'm usually dealing with things/people that tend to stand opposite from the whole "criminal/deulusional gunman" crowd.
Dust off, nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure!
...nah, but really, I kid. You just need to hit it with a shoe.
[small]Yeah, that'll do.[/small]
...nah, but really, I kid. You just need to hit it with a shoe.
[small]Yeah, that'll do.[/small]
I just figured it was Erin's usual tendency to take a normal situation and take the solution to extremes. She's not exactly...Rational. Case in point:DataSnake said:
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/critical-miss/9951-Excuses
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/critical-miss/9904-Manic-Pixie-Dream-Girl
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/critical-miss/9881-Nostalgia
Okay, that last one actually might be a reasonable reaction, judging by my friends.
quite possibly,ClockworkPenguin said:
but design me a re-verb chamber that large 155mm if memory serves? ( it was on the page i stole it from )
and you'll see the simple design just looks that way
i think they get kudos for making something very loud very quiet, even if the solution is.. ballsy
anyway, you're completely correct if you think i googled 'big gun' for the picture
i was going to take the german w2 super rail gun that could lob building sized rounds but
a silenced tank fired through your kitchen window would certainly be within the realms of possibility
for a web comic at least
