*Superfriends voice*
Meanwhile, back at the Cliff of Despair.
Of course, Neiman has Malachi's hair. When making a life sized replica, authencity is important. A wig made of anyone else's but the victim's model's hair is a major stalker faux pas.
So, at first I figured that Katie and Adam were just trolling us by not finishing up with Brian... but this really is very good and hints at a potentially more interesting resolution for Brian. Both the character development for Nieman and the content of the rope were quite unexpected. And, top-notch punning, too. Kudos. Patreon engaged. (Does Adam get a cut?)
Thank you, you're awesome! Katie and I live together, so Patreon support does indeed benefit me. In fact, last month Katie was able to buy a new (technically used) blanket for my nest in the basement!
Thank you, you're awesome! Katie and I live together, so Patreon support does indeed benefit me. In fact, last month Katie was able to buy a new (technically used) blanket for my nest in the basement!
It's important to start crate training them early.
Kairos615 wrote:
"Y'know, as long as the fibers are all securely woven, that rope should be pretty sturdy. Doesn't human hair have a really high tensile strength?"
Ancient mangonels (catapults) and other torsion artillery used cables of hair for their power. I seem to recall horse hair was mostly used although human hair was used on occasion.
@Mecha_Bill Mythbusters did a prison escape where Kari came down an 8 or 10 story building on a rope she entirely braided from human hair. They also, if I recall correctly escaped with toilet paper and bed sheets. (man, do I miss that show, the reboot is going to suck.)
Yes - human hair was used for siege weapons. Famously, the Carthaginians used human hair for siege weapons etc. in the 3rd Carthaginian war after they'd basically disarmed themselves to try to appease the Romans. (The Romans had basically been planning to wipe them out and figured it'd be easier if they were disarmed first. >.<)
Option #1... into the arms of Brian. Leaving blood soaked stains on Malachi's shirt. Then we will wait another season to hear the ropes course is mysteriously vacant.
Option #2... into the oh so soft moss patch, which does save his life; but breaks a bone or two.
Thank you, you're awesome! Katie and I live together, so Patreon support does indeed benefit me. In fact, last month Katie was able to buy a new (technically used) blanket for my nest in the basement!
Wouldn't putting a blanket on it throw off the temperature sensor?
Am I the only one that's not worried the rope is made out of hair?
I'm more worried about what ELSE is in there, other than that...
Also, I geuess next week will be Brian on the egde of going full World Breaker Hulk on the Rope course boys, then Seventeen shows up and he calms down... Maybe after giving the leader a bit of a smack, because fuck that guy.
Today in the camp of Weedonwantcha there has been born for you a Savior, who is Neiman the very gross boy. And this will be a sign for you; you will find a rope wrapped in hair... and stuff.
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Meanwhile, back at the Cliff of Despair.
Of course, Neiman has Malachi's hair. When making a life sized replica, authencity is important. A wig made of anyone else's but the victim's model's hair is a major stalker faux pas.
Not that it's necessarily all human hair. Maybe Neiman stalks bears, too.
Thank you, you're awesome! Katie and I live together, so Patreon support does indeed benefit me. In fact, last month Katie was able to buy a new (technically used) blanket for my nest in the basement!
It's important to start crate training them early.
"Y'know, as long as the fibers are all securely woven, that rope should be pretty sturdy. Doesn't human hair have a really high tensile strength?"
Ancient mangonels (catapults) and other torsion artillery used cables of hair for their power. I seem to recall horse hair was mostly used although human hair was used on occasion.
I did not expect this twist. All storylines are open again (for us).
Option #1... into the arms of Brian. Leaving blood soaked stains on Malachi's shirt. Then we will wait another season to hear the ropes course is mysteriously vacant.
Option #2... into the oh so soft moss patch, which does save his life; but breaks a bone or two.
Malachi's only friend.
Malachi's forever friend.
Wouldn't putting a blanket on it throw off the temperature sensor?
I'm more worried about what ELSE is in there, other than that...
Also, I geuess next week will be Brian on the egde of going full World Breaker Hulk on the Rope course boys, then Seventeen shows up and he calms down... Maybe after giving the leader a bit of a smack, because fuck that guy.
No. I'm concerned what else is in the rope.
It's poop, isn't it?
Yeah... There's about a 90% chance you're right.
II Malachi 17