So, what, the cavemen readily assume the role of porters, like they instinctively know their place in the British aristocratic hierarchy?
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So, what, the cavemen readily assume the role of porters, like they instinctively know their place in the British aristocratic hierarchy?
Oh, hey I’d just checked a couple of times for this month’s page. Good to see you! How have you been?
I’m fine. Thanks for asking, Shan. Thanks for checking in!
Excellent news! Anytime!
“sídhe” : Irish for “of the fairy mound”, meaning the hills or tumuli that dot the Irish landscape, in many cases ancient burial mounds
Yeah. What he said 😉
My first thought was that these ‘poachers’ must be good guys if they are speaking English. Then I thought back to the very start of the story and who this queen might be, and now I’m not so sure.
Suspicion is the best medicine.
Everyone down here who speaks English are probably Roddy’s schoolmates who were either undesirable or a threat and so were “disappeared”.
Evil Roddy’s Misadventures: A comic even less-plausible than this one!
Notice how the small one always has his eyes on Charlene, but she isn’t repulsed, like she is with Rodney.
That’s because plumber- boy is actually nice….
Good to see a couple more pages up. This story’s getting very interesting. Still waiting to see where Alice is. 😉
Alice is not far off. I miss her too.
And that’s SO manly.
Manly = Boring ?
Yup. Need 5 characters. Hmmmmmmmmm. What else can I sayyyyyyy. Ummmmmmmmmm. I’ve got it!
Yeppers.
“A monster-filled netherworld”… I laughed at the thought of a Minecraft parallel…
“Queen”? Princess Victoria was younger than Charlie at this time. Her father, (who was functionally more of a professional +Size Supermodel than a proper King since decades before his late eldest brother’s daughter died in childbirth due to quack prenatal care), was the official Ruler of the Realm at the time.
So they should speak of the King.