Java 033
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Gotta admit, that one made me laugh. 😀
Since this isn’t a fantasy, superhero or sci-fi comic (or other classic nerd fair), hopefully most people will get the reference. For those that have no idea what Java is talking about here is a handy link
Nah, I think the entire internet gets D&D references now. I think the real issue is that Java is no way neutral good.
The ENTIRE internet? Hmmmm…. (dream sequence start)
Scene: living room, elderly woman typing on a 20-year-old computer.
“I can’t get to the emails! This thing is slower than a gelatinous cube that failed its save versus slow!”
My feeling is he is neutral-neutral good *by Jaguar standards*. So neutral good-ish from a carnivore apex predator perspective.
That *would not be the same* as human neutral good-ish.
Also, he spends like Cohen the Barbarian and his Silver Horde. (And is that enough to win the Hipster Award for most obscure reference?)
Okay, this is probably pushing it, but I’m going to try another question. (Cat Man! Why don’t you ask something?)
Java,
Male cats mark their territory with smelly pee but you seem more civilised. Still, instinct is instinct. How do you mark *your* territory? Empty coffee cups?
Sure. Take it. It was obscure enough that I never heard of it.
I wonder how he would react once he did know
I’m hoping even if Matt doesn’t go with my question (or saves it for another Q&A!) that we’ll find out next strip.
Can’t say…. Spoilers…. 😀
Java: Wild yu eat a bug if it was chaotic Weevil?
Always choose the lesser of two weevils. Possibly my favorite Russel Crowe line of all time.