Moose volume? Anasigma really knows how to pick the stupid ones don’t they? On another note, if only they had a smart and informed person present who could just point out the irony in trying to genocide nonhumans when their entire organization is excessively weird and wacky.
It’s not just that. They’re explicitly trying to genocide and render invisible the strange and unusual. The first organization they should be gunning for is surely themselves.
If not, at least the majority of those zakk guns are set to “unfathomably painful” (unless the individual squires checked the settings and muttered “Hm. This won’t kill and this will…” of course).
Sure, “E” stands for “Elwyn” if you’re talking about the author. This guy’s name is Ed. Short for Edvard. Named for the composer, Edvard Grieg. His parents hoped he would amount to something better than this.
“The problem of guarding the guardsmen is much reduced if the guardsmen are all as dumb as a sack of hammers.” – Presentation notes, A-Sig 2012 Human Resources department meeting.
Okay, so all they need to do to win the war bloodlessly is to sway all those guys with the power of love. They might still need to neutralize Mr. Green though.
Rebellion, they wanted to try it. Instead, they have started a riot. They’re completely confounded and now they’re surrounded by some guys who want peace and want quiet.
Moose volume? Anasigma really knows how to pick the stupid ones don’t they? On another note, if only they had a smart and informed person present who could just point out the irony in trying to genocide nonhumans when their entire organization is excessively weird and wacky.
It’s not just that. They’re explicitly trying to genocide and render invisible the strange and unusual. The first organization they should be gunning for is surely themselves.
Maybe Mr. Green is saving his company for last. I wouldn’t put it past him to have contingencies in place to ‘clean house’ if needed.
Well, Mr. Green sent Echo Bravo to the Institute counting on his failure there. Maybe this is more of the same.
Yeah, they’re probably the corporate Othar Tryggvassen.
@ Alphaghoul,
“Who are you calling weird and wacky? We are what is normal. It is everyone else who is weird and wacky!”. 🙂
“Uh, the Top Secret Rebel Force is looking for new recruits?”. 🙂
That *might* just work!
If not, at least the majority of those zakk guns are set to “unfathomably painful” (unless the individual squires checked the settings and muttered “Hm. This won’t kill and this will…” of course).
Our SECRET PLAN is to keep Anasigma awake all night.
“Echo” refers to the letter ‘E’.
And in this case it does not stand for ‘Eptitude.’
You just thought Echo referred to the letter E. It actually refers to what his voice does at “moose volume”. His real name is Ed.
“E” stands for “Elwyn”, but who cares?
I wonder if A. A. can hit “jet engine volume “?
Sure, “E” stands for “Elwyn” if you’re talking about the author. This guy’s name is Ed. Short for Edvard. Named for the composer, Edvard Grieg. His parents hoped he would amount to something better than this.
That’s my head canon, and I’m sticking to it.
“The problem of guarding the guardsmen is much reduced if the guardsmen are all as dumb as a sack of hammers.” – Presentation notes, A-Sig 2012 Human Resources department meeting.
Sack of Hammers is one of my kinship names in Lord of the Rings Online. It might become a band one day.
“Um, um, if we were a REAL top-secret rebel force, do you think we’d give ourselves away like that?”
“Nice try.”
Who really likes someone shouting at top volume while they’re trying to sleep?
Okay, so all they need to do to win the war bloodlessly is to sway all those guys with the power of love. They might still need to neutralize Mr. Green though.
At some point before they’re hit by weaponfire set to “unfathomably painful,” one would hope.
Presumably, yes.
Echo Bravo is really not clear on the concept of ‘top secret’, is he?
Sure he is. That’s the stuff you file over the bottom secret stuff.
Rebellion, they wanted to try it. Instead, they have started a riot. They’re completely confounded and now they’re surrounded by some guys who want peace and want quiet.
Maybe shift colors of the background? Valiant kind of gets lost, as do many other darker characters
Maybe don’t criticize the artwork.
Valiant is a grey rat. The tent is olive drab. It’s nighttime. What, exactly, do you expect?
It turns out when nature chooses camouflage colors, she knows what she’s doing
(as quoted from the director’s commentary of Madagascar 2)