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• Metalbender 12 | Posted by Dreamsage on Mar 17 2008

  Drusilia wishes Jason farewell before he departs.

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• Delirium | Posted by Ribbons the Friendly Viking on Oct 16 2007

  A stream-of-semi-consciousness amalgam of obscure references and the inane dribblings of a mind not merely twisted but actually sprained. To satisfy my own curiosity, and to help out the other readers, post a comment with any reference or other in-joke that you recognize that likely isn’t well-known. See also Nightmare and Perplexity for more verbal pandemonium.
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• Perplexity | Posted by Ribbons the Friendly Viking on Oct 16 2007

  A stream-of-semi-consciousness amalgam of obscure references and the inane dribblings of a mind not merely twisted but actually sprained. To satisfy my own curiosity, and to help out the other readers, post a comment with any reference or other in-joke that you recognize that likely isn’t well-known. See also Delirium and Nightmare for more verbal pandemonium.
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• Nightmare | Posted by Ribbons the Friendly Viking on Oct 16 2007

  A stream-of-semi-consciousness amalgam of obscure references and the inane dribblings of a mind not merely twisted but actually sprained. To satisfy my own curiosity, and to help out the other readers, post a comment with any reference or other in-joke that you recognize that likely isn’t well-known. See also Delirium and Perplexity for more verbal pandemonium.
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• Magnum Opus | Posted by Ribbons the Friendly Viking on Oct 15 2007

  Latin for “Great Work”, the capstone achievement of someone’s career. Thanks to Rich Burlew, Order of the Stick (strip #322) for the inspiration.
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• Ferrara | Posted by Dolor-Sit-Amet on Oct 12 2007

  The Duke of Ferrara is the principle character in Robert Browning’s “My Last Duchess”, in which he describes the way he jealously had his wife put to death because she failed to properly appreciate him. This is my revisionist look at the character, trying to instill some hope into the story. Perhaps such hope is not warranted, in such case merely reread the original, I assure you it has not changed in the least.

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