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[Jim Groovester]

Man, Jack absolutely buried that poor guy.

[Trapezohedron]

Small Update.

Somebody please spew out some Godfather quotes.

[Johnfalcon99977]

You know, I actually could have sworn that I saw PI in the Funeral March sequence somewhere.

In other news, Jack is now one of my favorite characters.

[Soadreqm]

Somebody please spew out some Godfather quotes.

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[Osmosis Jones]

UPDOOOT.

This will be bloody. Place your bets now. All stabbed, or a few bashings too?

[FuzzyZergling]

I wonder if we're going to get a "YOU HATE TIME TRAVEL YOU HATE TIME TRAVEL YOU HATE TIME TRAVEL" reference soon.

[Heliman]

All the truncheons moving in unison made me laugh my ass off.

[jc6036]

Poor Jack. He just wants to get his stabs on.

[Zaerosz]

So I got bored, decided that the Mind denizen was Mnemosyne, and made a Google Chrome theme out of it. Let me know if you want it.

[Mistercheif]

Hmm... I wonder if a flash of Jack escaping/and or getting beaten by 20 guards with truncheons is coming.  There's hasn't been an update yet, and the rate of updates with this Jack!Jail arc has been pretty fast...

[DarkWolfXV]

Okay people, something has been bugging me for a long time.
What is MSPA homestuck? Why so many people like it? Whats so cool about it?
I really dont know;(

[Trapezohedron]

MS Paint Adventures (MSPA) is the... oh come on, just click this link. (Note: Help page is practically abandoned. Longest adventure, contrary to what it says over there, is Homestuck, but Problem Sleuth is a completed webcomic, so you might want to start there.)

[Johnfalcon99977]

It may seem boring at first, but trust me:

All sanity is going to be thrown out the window by around the middle of the second act.

[Bauglir]

I would describe it as too densely layered with its own mythology and terms to be easily described. It's a complicated tangle by the time it becomes inescapably engrossing, so instead I'll just describe the central plot device: a computer game, played by a group of friends, that begins with a Sims-like interface that allows building and manipulation of another player's actual physical environment and which eventually incorporates transportation to a strange new world, procedurally generated to suit the player's personality, and fantasy RPG-like leveling systems in which the players themselves, rather than characters, participate. Also, it has a punch-card based alchemy system.

[ggamer]

In the words of a great man, "Trying to describe homestuck to a person who's never read it is like trying to describe the color purple to a rock, you just can't do it with words."