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Post by speedwell on Feb 8, 2021 17:44:46 GMT
Actually Tom said that the gunk covering her eyes is just a visual metaphor, but her teeth really are pointy. A Formspring QA? In any case, then my question is: Were they always so, or did she reality warp herself into having them pointy to accord with her self-image? While she is female and thus not an incompletely transformed Forest animal, it's not out of bounds to think a similar process might have been involved. |
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Post by pyradonis on Feb 8, 2021 23:03:09 GMT
Actually Tom said that the gunk covering her eyes is just a visual metaphor, but her teeth really are pointy. A Formspring QA? In any case, then my question is: Were they always so, or did she reality warp herself into having them pointy to accord with her self-image?
He didn't say anything about whether Zimmy was born with red eyes, pointy teeth and warped reality, the sneaky guy...
A Formspring QA? In any case, then my question is: Were they always so, or did she reality warp herself into having them pointy to accord with her self-image? While she is female and thus not an incompletely transformed Forest animal, it's not out of bounds to think a similar process might have been involved. You mean she's some kind of transformed monster? Interesting idea. How did she end up in Birmingham then, though? |
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Post by speedwell on Feb 9, 2021 7:29:28 GMT
While she is female and thus not an incompletely transformed Forest animal, it's not out of bounds to think a similar process might have been involved. You mean she's some kind of transformed monster? Interesting idea. How did she end up in Birmingham then, though? Well, she could be a sort of transformed city animal, for example. The scenes with the faceless people are like how I imagine a stray dog might see them, in a way. |
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Post by Isildur on Feb 10, 2021 9:39:18 GMT
You mean she's some kind of transformed monster? Interesting idea. How did she end up in Birmingham then, though?
Well, she could be a sort of transformed city animal, for example. The scenes with the faceless people are like how I imagine a stray dog might see them, in a way. Contextual ads can get creepy...  |
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Post by pyradonis on Feb 10, 2021 12:05:02 GMT
Well, she could be a sort of transformed city animal, for example. The scenes with the faceless people are like how I imagine a stray dog might see them, in a way. Contextual ads can get creepy... View AttachmentWhat the actual f... is this? Who would want to click on such a picture? |
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Post by Isildur on Feb 10, 2021 17:19:53 GMT
What the actual f... is this? Who would want to click on such a picture? Certain credulous pet owners who are susceptible to suggestion that there's some "secret trick veterinarians don't want you to know about", I guess. ¯\_🤢_/¯ It's consistent with the stupid "secret trick" ad genre, just with one of the yuckier possible subects. |
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