Licourtrix
| Real Name: | Jeff |
| Age: | 23 |
| Gender: | Male |
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Comment on #1108 "Murphy" of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 24 Apr 2013 06:11 pm
Ya know what, maybe she is. Also, friendly...yeah...
Licourtrix, 24 Apr 2013 06:11 pm
Ya know what, maybe she is. Also, friendly...yeah...Comment on Happy St. Patrick's Day! of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 17 Mar 2013 06:48 pm
My cat had kittens! No ninjas, sorcerers, adorable reverse color schemes, but they're adorable.
She's a black cat, one kitten is black and white (tuxedo!) one is grey, the other two are mackerel tabby.
Licourtrix, 17 Mar 2013 06:48 pm
My cat had kittens! No ninjas, sorcerers, adorable reverse color schemes, but they're adorable.She's a black cat, one kitten is black and white (tuxedo!) one is grey, the other two are mackerel tabby.
Comment on Road Safety! of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 19 Feb 2013 07:40 pm
@Lycos Depending on the system it may not give you the walk signal unless the button has been pressed. So if you walk up to a light in certain areas and its possible no one else has pushed it, better to do it. After all, it doesn't penalize you for pushing the button that has already been pushed.
Licourtrix, 19 Feb 2013 07:40 pm
@Lycos Depending on the system it may not give you the walk signal unless the button has been pressed. So if you walk up to a light in certain areas and its possible no one else has pushed it, better to do it. After all, it doesn't penalize you for pushing the button that has already been pushed.Comment on #1083 "Kant hold it against him" of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 09 Feb 2013 09:37 pm
Sure that's how klingons get it on. A fight with dangerous blades culminating in passionate rutting like animals.
McJefferstein might as well call himself CoitusInteruptus
Licourtrix, 09 Feb 2013 09:37 pm
Sure that's how klingons get it on. A fight with dangerous blades culminating in passionate rutting like animals. McJefferstein might as well call himself CoitusInteruptus
Comment on #1079 "taste the stains and they are bittersweet, and gross" of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 28 Jan 2013 12:35 am
I think he's curling it around the wall thing they're next to. My cat regularly curls her tail around the edges of doorways, doors or walls.
Licourtrix, 28 Jan 2013 12:35 am
I think he's curling it around the wall thing they're next to. My cat regularly curls her tail around the edges of doorways, doors or walls.Comment on #1079 "taste the stains and they are bittersweet, and gross" of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 25 Jan 2013 04:07 pm
Well even a broken clock is right twice a day...
Licourtrix, 25 Jan 2013 04:07 pm
Well even a broken clock is right twice a day...Comment on #1075 "the one with all the grat words" of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 17 Jan 2013 05:22 pm
The way I understood the Garfield thing was just a one off to mess with the readership. They got tired of the punchlines and said one day "what happens if we make a series of strips with no punchline. Maybe on a theme of what REALLY scares Garfield" That was being alone. Forever.
Killing a character and keeping them dead (even for a little while) is a tough thing I agree. Most comics/movies/shows save it for last. Otherwise it gets kinda boring knowing that killed off man can come back from the dead (TNG handled it expertly with its dimension jumping to when Tasha Yar was alive.) I think its perfectly alright to explore that in a comic, but at a whim? I wouldn't do it. If comics and animation have taught me anything its that our favorite characters can stay as young or old, as alive or dead, as silly or stupid, or intelligent as they want and still be entertaining. (right Simpsons?)
As for Buffy, they handled death and (sometimes rebirth) excellently. I wish I knew how far in advance some of them were planned (Angel's Death and Rebirth, Buffy's at the end of season 5 and its consquences, Joyce's, Spikes death at the end and rebirth in Angel)
Licourtrix, 17 Jan 2013 05:22 pm
The way I understood the Garfield thing was just a one off to mess with the readership. They got tired of the punchlines and said one day "what happens if we make a series of strips with no punchline. Maybe on a theme of what REALLY scares Garfield" That was being alone. Forever.Killing a character and keeping them dead (even for a little while) is a tough thing I agree. Most comics/movies/shows save it for last. Otherwise it gets kinda boring knowing that killed off man can come back from the dead (TNG handled it expertly with its dimension jumping to when Tasha Yar was alive.) I think its perfectly alright to explore that in a comic, but at a whim? I wouldn't do it. If comics and animation have taught me anything its that our favorite characters can stay as young or old, as alive or dead, as silly or stupid, or intelligent as they want and still be entertaining. (right Simpsons?)
As for Buffy, they handled death and (sometimes rebirth) excellently. I wish I knew how far in advance some of them were planned (Angel's Death and Rebirth, Buffy's at the end of season 5 and its consquences, Joyce's, Spikes death at the end and rebirth in Angel)
Comment on #1055 "Night on the Prowl" page 1 of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 11 Nov 2012 09:05 pm
Given all the places I've seen bummy at and all the things I've seen them do, seeing them walking around in bowls and stuff is kinda...creepy.
Licourtrix, 11 Nov 2012 09:05 pm
Given all the places I've seen bummy at and all the things I've seen them do, seeing them walking around in bowls and stuff is kinda...creepy.Comment on #1052 "La Petite Mort" page 12 of Neko the Kitty
Licourtrix, 31 Oct 2012 09:24 pm
Beheaded by death for his birthday. That's the lovliest present you could've given Keno!
Licourtrix, 31 Oct 2012 09:24 pm
Beheaded by death for his birthday. That's the lovliest present you could've given Keno!Contact Info
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