Homesuck: Vriska Rising

[Aldurin]

Oh yeah, anybody think that the purple sun represents anything? All I can figure is that since the green sun powers the First Guardians, that purple sun has been powering Rose's magic and her grimdark mode. I think it's pretty likely since right before hand Doc made her question the source of her "magic".

Any thoughts?

[Flarecobra]

Investigate the bookshelves in the Flash.

[Aldurin]

Originally Posted by Flarecobra

Investigate the bookshelves in the Flash.

I don't see any indication of the purple sun or purple power being mentioned, just back to the fanfic, Data Structuring, Frog-Breeding and various forms of "too many books, this is boring, continue with the actual flash."

[Marc v4.0]

That was for me

But I didn't see any mentioning of a purple sun at all

[Pip Boy]

I love how silly and derpy all of John's expressions were throughout the entirety of their first conversation. Considering making an avvy of one of them.

[A Zarkin' Frood]

Please someone explain to me what derpy means. I used to understand it as a ridiculously stupid facial expression. But with what some people here call "derpfaces" I'm beginning to wonder whether this is still the case in our fast-moving internet culture.

Or if I'm just too accustomed to madness. Or blind.

EDIT: Yeah, you might think my signature was made by someone blind. But don't be fooled.

[Pip Boy]

These are prime examples of the "derpface".

[Loyal]

"Derp" means anywhere between "You incompetent idiot" and "Adorkable", depending on context.

[Amake]

It's the onomatopoeic sound effect of stupidity, to be specific. It's usually accompanied by a stupid face, but it's just cause we tend to make those faces in those moments of stupidity that produce the sound, to such a degree that nowadays a face alone can be described as derpful.

[A Zarkin' Frood]

I know what "derp" means, which is why I'm confused about its usage here.

Let's all argue about derpiness for the next seven pages (set to 40 posts per page, obviously)