Discussion (9) ¬

1. 
   LM
   

   January 15, 2010 at 4:22 am | Permalink | Reply

   I had a feeling it’d be Mercury.

2. 
   danineteen
   

   January 15, 2010 at 8:29 am | Permalink | Reply

   Dang. So when do we get to see Uranus? Or have we already and I just don’t remember?

3. 
   Flo
   

   January 15, 2010 at 1:59 pm | Permalink | Reply

   *laughs* oh man, I thought that was Jupiter. Never thought that the itty bitty planet would be power hungry.

4. 
   tailman
   

   January 15, 2010 at 3:33 pm | Permalink | Reply

   called it!

5. 
   James
   

   January 16, 2010 at 4:33 pm | Permalink | Reply

   I think he’s overcompensating for size issues ;D

   Yes, you may now be underwhelmed by the commentary that comes like … 2 months after this finally got from the vote to here!

6. 
   Dusty
   

   January 16, 2010 at 6:14 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Comic?

   I am back! I finally bookmarked this so I don;t have to dig through TWC to find it.

7. 
   Johnny
   

   January 16, 2010 at 7:45 pm | Permalink | Reply

   LM: Me too.
   danineteen: Soon, I think. He’s…*ahem* in the works. But yeah he definitely hasn’t shown up yet.
   Flo: Napoleon
   tailman: Ding ding ding!
   James: I agree there. Hahaha, yeah, I’m not crazy about that whole vote system, but hey, necessary evil, right? …Maybe.
   Dusty: Good to have you back, dude!

8. 
   James
   

   January 17, 2010 at 11:13 am | Permalink | Reply

   I agree, necessary evil. I prefer the word of mouth advertising though Sadly, at this point, this mainly consists of me yelling at people across the food court in hopes that anyone else listening might hear and come check it out …. I was kidding there, but now I wonder if that might not be a good idea …

9. 
   Spaceman Dan
   

   March 5, 2010 at 10:35 am | Permalink | Reply

   I thought it was gonna be Nemisis.

   Nemisis: A Hypothetical Red/Brown Dwarf star beloved to orbit the sun far beyond the Oort cloud. It hadn’t been found (probally doesn’t exist) but it was thought of when scientist found that the mass extictions throughout time apear to happen in a cycle (some are more devestating than others but they all happen about every 30 million years or so) it was thought that Nemisis caused comets and asteroids to fly into the inner solar system due to gravitational forces. Although the theroy has been pretty much dropped due to lack of evidence of the star.

   I should probaly try to talk less.