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[Minstrel]

Personally I'm just disappointed she still has both hands.

I was thinking the exact same thing. Also, did she have one of those summer growth spurts? _{Height-wise, height-wise!}

[ToonyMan]

So I read City Face in one big group.  That was sooper surreal.

Also woah forest Annie.

[Cheeetar]

Tell us what Jones is already.

[ToonyMan]

I love how character reactions in this series are so real.  People always feel better making up, holding stupid grudges is stupid.

[Rose]

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ehehehehe

[Minstrel]

Tom confirmed for master troll. He needs to coauthor a story with Abdrew Hussie.

[Flaede]

Jones is interesting company... and also is not a robot. She is something Coyote explained. Weren't you listening when coyote explained what Jones is and how she is not a robot?

[Ottofar]

I love how character reactions in this series are so real.  People always feel better making up, holding stupid grudges is stupid.

Yeah. Stuff like that is what kept me reading. While in MSPA it is awesomeness, here it is heartwarming-ness.

[Mephansteras]

Coyote calls her "Wandering Eye"

I found this:
The Wandering Eye

On his crown the pharoah bore the protective uraeus, the cobra that symbolized Wadjet, goddess of Lower Egypt. Wadjet was said to protect the king by spitting fire at his enemies. In the creation mythof Heliopolis we learn why th uraeus was so powerful.

Atum created his children Shu and Tefnut to alleviate years of solitude as the only beings in the waters of chaos. But they were poor companions-they drifted away and could not be found. Atum was alone once again, but he was determined to find his newly created offspring, and so he removed one eye from his face and filled it with his own power, elevating it to the status of a goddess. He then called the Eye his daughter, manifested as both Hathor and Sekhmet. Atum them commanded Hathor-Sekhmet to scour the universe for signs of his children.

Eventually, she discovered Shu and Tefnut and brought them back to their father. Atum, weeping for joy, embraced them. The tears fell to earth and were transformed into the first human beings. As a reward for her services, Atum placed th Eye on his forehead in the form of a cobra. In this position, he promised, she would be feared forever by gods and men alike.



And some other references to Wandering Eye as a goddess in Egyptian Myth. So perhaps Jones is an ancient goddess.

[Jackrabbit]

Ooooh, right, Annie abandoned Kat without a word at the end of last year, didn't she?

Shiiiit.

[Soadreqm]

And that clears up the mystery of Jones. Good thing, too. It was getting pretty mysterious, let me tell you.

Tom Siddell ♠ Andrew Hussie.

[RedWarrior0]

Kat seems different.

[scriver]

Kat seems different.

I believe Jackrabbit is right with what he said about it above.

_{..Ugh, that was a horrible sentence.}

[ToonyMan]

Ooooh, right, Annie abandoned Kat without a word at the end of last year, didn't she?

Shiiiit.

Is our best friend friendship being strained?!

[xtank5]

I really hope they're still friends.