18th Jul 2010, 5:00 PM

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By the way good to hear your settling into your new home glad the rain didn't ruin it for you.
@snooh(g?) - He's definitely not Robert, but considering the chameleon nature of the zombies, he easily could have been :) Thank you very much, we are definitely enjoying the new home, and we're glad that everyone had a good time despite the rain / power outtage :D
@Micheal - In what sense? Bubble placement or just rushed in the dialogue?
Although this does make suspect I was right and that John will move in with Sylene temporarily... Guess we'll find out :)
In order to remedy this, Robert's trying to create brains with experiences. John/Thomas is Test Subject #1 and was stolen by someone who wanted to sabotage the project, either due to a grudge against Robert or because they find inhumane (Zombie PETA?)
edit: OMG I just saw the tshirts. I'm hearing Elmira's voice (tiny toons) now for Selene.
Sylene's voice is definitely not Elmira in my head, but I have to admit a certain affection for the character and the show from my childhood :D
(You know, that Robert knows John, who happens to have lost his memory. How exactly, well, let's just say that my mind has been completely taken over by a certain website...
[The cloning theory is not one I'm agreeing with, though. I have a bunch of other ideas*, instead. :P])
*Lunaris's theory about a few things comes close to some of my lines of thought. (What? I'm a writer; I can't help but having multiple! Why limit yourself to one theory when you can just as easily have ten? :P) I've toyed with the idea that Robert is intentionally making TOGM not as good as it could be, and the first reason as to why was "not to make zombies stronger"--but that doesn't make any sense if he's really a five, because HE would get stronger as well. Another theory I had WAS that he was human. I never strung those two together, though. ;)
But those? Tip of the iceberg, pretty much. :P
Also, this comic makes it seem more plausible why Beth tolerates Chad. 'Cause once he stops with the insults (actually, his last insult was really funny, especially with that face. And, let's face it, even if you were the nicest guy in the world, you'd make a comment like that when throwing John out. :P), he looks more normal and less of a jerk. We all still know he is, but is comments and his posture mask it...temporarily. :P