667 Darkness Lane

[Lost in Time]

Just not evil enough to be 666 Darkness lane. And they got there fast.

[The Devil Himself]

I just got the pun!

[BMHadoken]

Black Mage is quickly becoming the smartest member...maybe BM went to pre-law? Thats some pretty slick twisting to justify mass murder...

[Lost in Time]

That's because Fighter has been quiet lately so he can't use his intellegance sucky thingy, so BM can gain some of his lost Brain cells.

[Anarchy_Balsac]

black mage was always the smartest, he just comes across as not being so because he always acts immeditly and never stops to think like you'd expect a smart to do.

[Meister]

I see Red Mage has finally figured it out. And I have this nagging feeling BM is just so far away from nuking the Sulk.

On a sidenote, as I write this, the thread for ep. 366 has 666 views.

[Wetflame]

666 views heh.

Black Mage really comes off as a babbling insane idiot in this issue. Which makes me smile ^_^

[Hamelin]

Apparently the vampire lives across the street from the Beast.

[Archdeco]

Or it's the wrong house completely and the real vampire is in a cave slghtly off camera.

I can hope.

[Del S]

Or it's the wrong house completely and the real vampire is in a cave slghtly off camera.

I can hope.
Yep, they're about to massacre the neighbour of the beast... :(

[Flarecobra]

And watch as the parents who live there offer milk and cookies to the Light Warriors, and then call down to their target.

[wildwind]

And watch as the parents who live there offer milk and cookies to the Light Warriors, and then call down to their target.

I agree with flarecobra i mean it just the kind of thing that would happen in 8 bit theatre

[The Devil Himself]

Black Mage really comes off as a babbling insane idiot in this issue. Which makes me smile ^_^


Well, all 4 of the light warriors are idiots in one way or another.

[JarysM]

Isnt "667: the neighebor of the beast" a terry Prachett quote?

[Meister]

Now that you mention it, it was the planned title for the sequel to Good Omens by Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Well spotted.

Plans that, to my knowledge, have since been cancelled, I might add.

[Hamelin]

Isnt "667: the neighebor of the beast" a terry Prachett quote?If it is, it's incorrect, odd numbered houses can never be next to even numbered houses, it just doesn't work that way.

[Sky Warrior Bob]

If it is, it's incorrect, odd numbered houses can never be next to even numbered houses, it just doesn't work that way.

Personally, if somebody lives in a house across the street from my own, I consider him/her a neighbor. In addition, depending on how tight kit the community/neighborhood is, I could consider somebody as far as 4 houses away a neighbor.

I don't see anything grammatically incorrect here Hammy. I mean, if every child who watched Mr. Roger's counts, then there is no fixed restrictions of time & space on what qualifies as a neighbor.

Sky Warrior Bob

[Joe Falco]

But can you imagine what Vilbert's parents would be like? Self-possessive or just waiting for their middle-aged(?) son to move out of the house and get a real job?

[editor-in-chief]

If it is, it's incorrect, odd numbered houses can never be next to even numbered houses, it just doesn't work that way.

Never? You know, in Japan, for example, the numbers aren't given by position, but by time. Like, the oldest hosue will be the first one built at the street and thus be number one, the next one, which might at the other end of the street, number two. Number the three, repsectively, could be anywhere between the two then.

Usually, however, odd numbers are across the street from even numbers, and I consider that next to, even though the street is in between. At least it's that way in Europe, where Prachett lives.

[Meister]

It is indeed, but it might actually be different in England. Don't quote me on that, but I recall having heard they assign house numbers basically by starting to count on one side, going along the street and numbering the houses until the street bumps into another, then going back on the other side.

Or was the author of that specific piece of information simply a moron (in turn making me a semi-moron for posting his moronic drivel)? Fellow forum members from England, help us out, please.

[Lost in Time]

You have to remember that this comic is taking place in a different world with their own crazy laws and rules.