Happy Wednesday! If you live in So Cal, come to this screening of Poltergeist tonight, hosted by my good friend Eric Branscum. I am.
Ethan
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Happy Wednesday! If you live in So Cal, come to this screening of Poltergeist tonight, hosted by my good friend Eric Branscum. I am.
Ethan
Live or die, Gogs is now a man.
Dammit Gogs, don’t be a fool! I mean, sure you may go down fighting, but now is not the time for a heroic sacrifice.
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD
SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE
*BEARS FOR THE *BEAR GOD
HONEY FOR THE HONEY THRONE
LET THE PITIFUL HUMANS DROWN IN IT
This is not a good idea at all.
Why am I reminded of Legends of the Fall: “It was a good death…”?
Ramming a blunt instrument through flesh wound be such an icky sensation.
It’s called having sex, it’s a natural and beautiful thing that can feel very nice.
That wins comment reply of the week.
the bear is momentarily limited by the fence…the spear is not.
fortune favors the bold!
Bear news: http://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/oct/17/yeti-dna-ancient-polar-bear-scientists
Basically, I expect that a polar bear got some grizzly bear blood on it, and then turned into a yeti with wish powers, and it then wished that it would become really good at hiding.
Okay, you just won the internet for today.
Gogs has no choice. That bear can tear down a fence pretty effortlessly and be upon him before he fled the lot. Wounding the bear is his best bet.
Ok then… go for Glory Gogs!
Imagine watching this scene in surround sound!
This is a great page. On the last page I speculated that Gogs won’t die–but with this scene, I’m not so sure anymore. A Gogs who dies attempting a blaze of glory could become a powerful symbol.
There are amazing possibilities either way. Good writing.
Ha ha. I said “A Gogs.” That’s weird
Why do I get the feeling this is a big trap?
The moment that several hundred pound bear puts any fraction of that weight onto that chainlink fence it’ll crash down onto that spear in a gory instant win for Gogs.